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On the advice of coffitivity, I've turned to human environments for ambient noise. I've been blessed with library access to the BBC sound effects library. http
by Nzen 13y ago
On the advice of coffitivity, I've turned to human environments for ambient noise. I've been blessed with library access to the BBC sound effects library. http://www.sound-ideas.com/sound-effects/bbc-41-60-cds-sound-effects-library.html http://www.sound-ideas.com/sound-effects/bbc-41-60-cds-sound... Some are the typical sfx fare, but the latter half is of city streets from around the world.
- limmeau 13y agoHave you tried Boodler, a soundscape generator? http://boodler.org/ http://boodler.org/
- jimbosis 13y agoSoundTransit http://turbulence.org/soundtransit/index.html http://turbulence.org/soundtransit/index.html has interesting field recordings all under the CC BY 2.0 license. If you "Book a Transit," it compiles an mp3 of several different field recordings, taking you from city to city. You can also search the database or just browse the collection.
- limmeau 13y agoThe flight booking metaphor makes it very inviting to play around. Thanks for sharing. (Now if I could get Firefox for Android to download a .mp3 link to local SD card...)