Here's my two cents as a sound engineer over here. These samples are ok and all, but please learn how to turn down your input gain when recording to avoid clipping. A quiet sample can be easilly fixed by turning up the volume later, but a clipped sample will always be harder to repair and bring back some of that dynamic range that's been lost due to clipping. Another thing to note is that clipped samples can often lead to distortion and a reduction in clean quality of the actual sound itself.
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Here's my two cents as a sound engineer over here. These samples are ok and all, but please learn how to turn down your input gain when recording to avoid clipping. A quiet sample can be easilly fixed by turning up the volume later, but a clipped sample will always be harder to repair and bring back some of that dynamic range that's been lost due to clipping. Another thing to note is that clipped samples can often lead to distortion and a reduction in clean quality of the actual sound itself.
perfect! thank you so much!
nice
Used this in my octophonic piece Hatshepsut's Harem https://soundcloud.com/animus-1/hatshepsuts-harem-clip
thank you!
Thank you, junkfood2121. we incorporated this sound in our podcast, Storytellers Telling Stories. You can listen to it on Episode 6. Airing this week!
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