FREE HOOVER and some grains - Depicting Stereo Movement

[SampleStream]

I posted it in the samplestream forum - but not many look that far down the lorum listings - so I post again! in the sample section (the link)

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=120570

Feedback welcome on this kind of pack.

Edit: updated title

[duncanparsons]

That's fab peter..

I can hear how that will be useful - erally look forward to find a place for it

DSP

[SampleStream]

Thank you DSP

I have been toying with the idea of multi point recordings, this turned out quite fun to make, I have a few ideas how this kind of thing might be of benefit to some (then again any excuse to sample stuff that is non conventional is cool with me, I cant seem to help it )


Anyhow, wind is the next free samples, but that will be dual mono and a stereo mix.

Best regards,

Peter

[pw]

thanks!

[vurt]

is it a hoover or a vaccuum cleaner?

thanks all the same

[SampleStream]

thanks!

Thank you pw

is it a hoover or a vaccuum cleaner?

Its Henry



He normally lives in a dark cupboard and only comes out when extreme cleaning is required, I think he had a bit of a shock lately though

thanks all the same

Thank you vurt


Best regards,

Peter

[Genetic_Junk]

Nice. Did you have any phasing problems since you were using more than two mics?

[SampleStream]

Thank you Genetic

I found phase issues can mainly come from using the wrong type of microphone for the job in hand – ie a mic that’s designed for a certain frequency range and spl, and used on something it was not designed for, then the phase can go nuts, tie that into a mix and the whole thing is chucked out – the question then is, is it wanted for that kind of effect.

I think phase is important for single point sounds and needs to be corrected, for example if the sound waves are hitting the mics at opposite angles, this is a simple thing to sort out (either by software or at time of recording with hardware) with phase reverse on one of the mics – preferably the only one that is different from the rest.

Using a mix of ‘different’ types of mic also helps, but then that’s the point of using more than one mic on a single sound, to capture more of its tonal qualities imo. Each mic having a different tonal property. But the thing to look out for is the rogue mic, the one that shifts about too much for the job in hand.

Best regards,

Peter

[SampleStream]

Wind is up and ready for download as a stereo 16 bit 8 min wave, more info on this link.

http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1644312

[SampleStream]

A couple of other packs for you on these links

breaking glass
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=122851


earth and rock
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=122808