Sounds (2 Viewers)

[egg_]

Would anyone have any good recordings of clocks and/or boat sounds (no motors - I'm looking for things like oar splashes, creaking timbers etc.)? Or a portable dat machine so I could record em myself ...

 

[dudley]

why not use a minidisc player with a good mic?

 

[egg_]

My minidisc player is a big yoke that runs off the mains so it's not really suitable for bringing out to the seashore

Anybody want to lend me a little portable one?

 

[andy]

here ya go egg - some authentic sounds of the sea:

http://www.shippahoy.com/wdw/MagicKingdom/sounds/yoho.wav

 

[pete]

egg_ (31 Jan, 2002 11:25 a.m.):
My minidisc player is a big yoke that runs off the mains so it's not really suitable for bringing out to the seashore

Anybody want to lend me a little portable one?

what, like a garden pond with sand around it and toy boats and stuff?

[1]sorry[/1]

 

[krystal]

Oh Pete, you wag

ZzzzzZZZzzzz

 

[Hector Grey]

jesus, pete. seriously. that was rank.

 

[pete]

thanks guys

 

[herv]

does it have to be really good quality? cos i have a few things on a bbc sound effects record (holiday sounds volume 1) which has some stuff, but its quite old and crackly. (i found it in a skip in berlin)

i can make a copy on md if you want.

herv.

 

[rumpus]

have you got a libruararary card? I suggest checking out the the Ilac libraruruary.....I recall they had sounds albums.... just a tawt

 

[Anne OMalley]

Are all your posts about the Ilac library?

rumpus (31 Jan, 2002 02:23 p.m.):
have you got a libruararary card? I suggest checking out the the Ilac libraruruary.....I recall they had sounds albums.... just a tawt