Room-tone of a basement in an apartment-building during daytime. (to be played on very low level)
Building standing in a suburban environment. Mic at the end of the 50m long basement.
General noise; Right hand side windows where you hear the wind outside. In he distance the traffic far sometimes.
What you hear;
00.00-00.22 person coming toward mic and opening store on 20m
00.22-03.25 person searching in store on 20m
03.25-04.11 person locking store and walking back
04.43-05.43 high altitude plane flying over building
05.30-05.39 water trough sewer-pipe
07.04-07.16 wind howling in building, low level
10.01-10.32 water trough sewer-pipe
10.33-10.45 wind howling in building, low level
11.34-11.51 water trough sewer-pipe
15.16-16.17 human noise far behind door
16.22-19.35 far people chatting behind door on 50m
20.38-22.25 Dutch grandma opening door on 50m, parking her grandchild there, walking to store, opening/closing door, walking back, chatting door. The chat during this item.
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Useful as cinematic foley / background-track in music, song, film, video, movie or game.
Gear chain: Rode NT4 XY (fore sides left and right) and a Rode NTG-1 shotgun (for mid-signal) in Rode Blimp > Sound Devices 302 (coder for MS-recording >Tascam dr-100 Mk2.
This strange MS-setup is developed by me to make it possible to make wide stereo recordings on a distance.
This is a MS (mid-side)-recording is encoded in STEREO Left-Right, so you can encode it to MONO without losing quality of sound.
This is a high quality lossless 48/24 recording in flac compression. Can be converted in wav with audacity.
When you use this sound it would be nice if you spent a voluntarily donation to freesound.
YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO CREDIT/ATTRIBUTE me (klankbeeld) and freesound.org in your work if you use this sound.
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Type
Flac (.flac)
Duration
23:32.009
File size
260.1Â MB
Sample rate
48000.0 Hz
Bit depth
24 bit
Channels
Stereo
Comments
9Â years, 9Â months ago
great info and great rec, cheers!
10Â years, 6Â months ago
You are correct. thanks for the tip
10Â years, 6Â months ago
This is a great sound rec, thanks a lot. I will for sure use it in the soundtrack of a film I'm mixing, and credit you. However, beware that the sound is out of phase... I had to phase-oppose one channel to have it sounds correct (and, especially if I want it mono). Anyway, thank you again!
