Toolshed

I had visited my toolshed already during recordings for the Cottage Pack. I had sampled few metal and iron tools, but had not dedicated it as much time as I should. Whereas it deserved it, I decided to get back to stay a little longer and to record systematically all sounds, which acoustically characterized it.

Already my grandfather packed it (with a different intention though:) with - nowadays nicely rusty - various metal and iron tools and items, so I started with recording clinks, hits and impacts of old wrenches, screwdrivers, clams, nails, screws, wires, rakes, tiny cans, spades and hoes. Then I proceeded to saw and sawed for a while (grandpa would be proud :), later turned a microphone to plastic and metal buckets. Several times banged properly against a metal roof, small wooden wardrobe and floor and finally, I recorded picturesque squeakings of the door...

Short song I made immediately out of processed sample pack fully satisfied me :) This was EXACTLY, how my toolshed sounded like.

What's in?

• SET-Buckets.
• SET-Clinks I.
• SET-Clinks II.
• SET-Clinks III.
• SET-Hanger And Wires.
• SET-Nails.
• SET-Noises.
• SET-Roof.
• SET-Saw.
• SET-Tools.
• SET-Wardrobe.
• INST-Can Marimbass.
• INST-Metal Bells.
• INST-Pipe Flinders.
• INST-Rusty Glockenspiel.
• INST-Toolshed Piano.