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At The Dentist 0.flac

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haraldthi

November 28th, 2015

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Sound effects > Natural elements and explosions
Noise

A rather normal visit at the dentist. A change of fillings, with air suction, light drilling, gurgling and all it takes.
A long take, slightly edited, with the voices of people involved cut out.
96 Khz, 24bit take for those high-pitch noises, from a Zoom H6 with Zoom XY mic (electret condenser) at 90 degrees, taken at hip level to the left side of the patient, about 1 meter from the mouth.
There's a radio in the background, evident on the more silent parts, and sometimes a bit of chatter. Otherwise good.

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air
dentist
drill
drilling
field-recording
high-pitch
machine
medical
noise
suction

Type

Flac (.flac)

Duration

16:29.332

File size

398.2 MB

Sample rate

96000.0 Hz

Bit depth

24 bit

Channels

Stereo

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