Sounds
The sound of water running in the bathtub with a background sound of an automatic fan that turns on when the bathroom lights are switched on. (Recorded on a Zoom Recorder)
This is the sound of water running on high blast in a bathroom sink.
Sound recording of running water from a sink in an apartment on Erwin Road. At first, the only sound is the water running, however in the background the noise of emergency vehicle sirens gradually arise and the sounds of the water become the "constant" in the background. The sounds of the sirens outside are as heard through the glass window (i.e. the windows are all closed). Recorded on a ZoomH4N device.
Sound recording of Proctor Creek, a moderately sized creek that runs adjacent to the Proctor Creek Greenway, on a hot and humid summer day by a group of kids also on the trail. Recorded with a Zoom H6 recorder and Rode NTG2 shotgun condenser microphone.
Sound recording of walking through the bushes
An audio recording of the rustling of coins in South Housing at Furman University, at around 4:00 pm on Friday.
Recorded on a Zoom H4N recorder.
A man and a female dancing on a hard wood floor
The sarabande is a slow, stately Spanish dance in triple meter. Along with the allemande, courante, and gigue, the sarabande was one of the most popular instrumental dances from Baroque era. The origin of the dance form may have been Guatemala, Mexico, Spain, or Latin America. It may also have been brought from Persia to Spain in the early sixteenth century. Later, in France, it became a slow and solemn courtly dance. In the seventeenth century, it was brought to Italy. Composers during the... Read More
Sound recording of a circular saw mill cutting cedar logs.
Recording of a voice major improvising a short melody. Recorded inside a dorm room with a HTC new one. Singer was prompted ten seconds before time of recording to insure the melody was improvised.
Sound recording of Camille Bertault singing in a scat-like style John Coltrane's tenor saxophone solo in in the song, Giant Steps. Recorded on YouTube.
Short range (three inches from source) recording of the reading mechanism from no vacuum to operating vacuum (though leaky) without piano roll, returning to no vacuum.