Sounds
Sound recording of hot oil popping, the cutting of plantains on a wooden cutting board then placing the pieces of plantains into the oil.
Sound recording of a printer. Recorded on an iPhone 5.
This sound recording starts with a carton of organic soymilk being poured into a metal pitcher. The pitcher is then placed under the steaming wand attached to a Mastrena High Performance Espresso Machine. The steaming wand touches the bottom of the pitcher that contains the milk and is then pulled down to reach just the top of the milk where we hear the liquid ripping noise to create the delightful foam on top of a latte. The last noise that fades out is the steaming wand being cleaned by... Read More
The sound primarily heard is Proctor Creek running under a bridge. The audio file is interspersed with people talking and, later in the video, cicadas. This sound file was recorded near the beginning of Proctor Creek Greenway at the first bridge that overlooks the creek. This intended sound is especially soothing because of how well it contrasts with the harsher sounds from the city. Because of its smoothness, the creek provides a calming, welcoming presence to Proctor Creek Greenway.
The sound of a projector screen being raised into the ceiling
Sound recording of a cheer said by people participating in the People's Climate March in New York City, New York on September 21, 2014. Recorded on an iPhone 4.
Excerpt from a performance of Hitchcock's Psycho Soundtrack by the City of Prague Philarmonic Orchestra, violin theme, uploaded to YouTube by seniorsomar
Interviewee expresses concern about public education in North Carolina.
Pulling on a roll of masking tape. Recorded with a Yeti Stereo Microphone.
The sound of my fist punching against a firm cushion. Making a repetitive pounding sound. I purposely pulled my arm further back to increase the noise so it can have more of a hostile tone. Recorded on iPhone 6s.
The sound recording is of a very happy cat purring. There are some noises of the cat licking and a hand scratching the cat's head.
The sound of a hand tempered goose feather quill writing on a medium weight paper with India Ink. Sound of air conditioning unit may be audible in the background. (Recorded with Finite microphone condenser 3.5mm in a monotrack)