Same publisher192 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Eerie objects stirred by wind create atmospheric sound effects, featuring textured friction, erratic rattles, and haunting vibrations suitable for abandoned environment ambiance.
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Wind Moves Metal On An Abandoned Truck
Captured through specialized microphones, this collection features organic sound effects of wind-swept grass, deteriorating metal, and natural resonances reminiscent of small creatures.
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I found a GMC cable tool Sterdrill Keystone USA (1953) rusting away in a fjord in Iceland and attached a LOM Geofon and Stille and Klang contact microphones.
The results were varying textured breezes moving long grass and decaying loose metal to create rustling, scratching sounds, resonant knocks and also insect and gnawing rodent like sounds.
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