[Free] Released the electromagnetic sound library ELECTROMAGNETIC SOUNDS with 99 sounds.
The library of electromagnetic sounds is now available for free at 99sounds.
I think that electromagnetic sounds are kind of strange, so I tried to make some sounds.
It's a pretty maniac sound, so I think I'll choose the person who uses it.
(I personally like it)
It is interesting that the process of recording electromagnetic sounds is explained in a video.
99sounds also publishes a large number of free libraries.
Overview
Glitch, static noise, humming, buzzers, and electronic jamming. All of these noises can be found in Free To Use Sounds' new Electromagnetic Sounds library.
Library
Electromagnetic Sounds contains over 2GB of audio sources containing all kinds of complex electronic sounds.It contains dozens of electromagnetic sounds that are ideal for audio experiments such as layering and resynthesis.
When I listen to the audio demo of electromagnetic sound, I don't think these noises are not synthesized.But it's true.All of these are recordings of actual electromagnetic fields and the sounds of electronic devices.
To record this sound, Marcel Gnauk of Free To Use Sounds ran around the streets of Singapore with his favorite LOM Priezor antenna.The antenna is connected to the Zoom F8n field recorder to capture the movement of electromagnetic fields in a crowded metropolis.
Marcel recorded a number of electromagnetic sounds in arcades, air conditioners, bus stops, vending machines, elevators, and more.It's amazing to hear these electronic sounds that surround us every day without our knowledge.
The recorded sources are ready to use for video projects and music production, but can also be used for sound design experiments and custom sound effect creation.By processing and editing, you can transform it into laser sounds, spaceship sounds, complex alien soundscapes, and more.
If you used electromagnetic sound for sound design, please introduce your work in the comment section below.Please tell us your work.
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