
Voices of the Ether
Electromagnetic interference sound effects recorded at 96kHz from active shipboard equipment including boiler panels, engine control room indicators and purifiers, capturing pulses, buzzes, glitches, whines and digital noise.

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Voices of the Ether is a collection of electromagnetic recordings capturing interference patterns, pulses, and noise from real, operating systems. Short, expressive, and textured, these sounds are ideal for sci-fi, experimental, and technical sound design. Fully UCS-standardized and Soundminer compatible for fast, professional workflows.
The library features a wide range of electromagnetic textures, recorded directly from active shipboard equipment, including unstable pulses, oscillating signals, digital noise, interacting power sources, and complex patterns created by overlapping and conflicting electronic systems.
All sounds were recorded from real, operating sources on board ships and reflect natural electromagnetic activity, with no synthesis or artificial sound generation involved. The material ranges from short, expressive events to longer, evolving structures.
This library is particularly well suited for:
sci-fi and experimental sound design
interface sounds, signals, and abstract electronic elements
energy textures, pulses, and layering material
film, games, installations, and multimedia projects
All sounds are organized according to the UCS standard, feature clean and consistent metadata, and are fully Soundminer compatible for fast and efficient workflows.
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Library details
- Sample rate
- 96 kHz
- Bit depth
- 24-bit
- Type
- Source
- Number of files
- 293
- Size
- 8.85 GB
- Duration
- 325 minutes
- Format
- Mono, Stereo
- Metadata
- Yes
- Gear used
- Zoom F8n Pro, Zoom H4n Pro, IO Audio EMF pick-up, Soma Ether 2 EMF pick-up
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