@tmghunt Thanks! I've used Rode NT5, AKG d112 (for the bumper) and Earthworks QTC 40. The trick is to record in a quite environment and place the mics close to the source. I've also used some gate and expander effects to attenuate the unwanted noise.
@AlexCamnasio I did a similar sample back a couple of years ago using several hundred "found sounds" which I then cut up and made into loops for use as backing for minimal electronica. It can be found by searching for "Abstract Percussion" and its pretty damn good if I do say so myself :)
@aikighost Thanks! Yes, I knew about a couple of adverts where cars were used just for the sounds they usually produce (horn, screenwipers, lights, etc.) or disassembled to re-build traditional musical instruments (gongs, harp, cello, etc.) with their pieces. Here I'm trying something slightly different: exploring how the car sounds when you interact with it in search of other sounds also. I was asking myself "how this is going to sound if I hit it in this way?", "what if I scrape this?", etc.
Vey good indeed - this has now been released by Viruasonic in Kontakt form.
throbule 2 weeks ago
Sounds great! :D
MajkiTu 3 weeks ago 3
Geniale!
loggginj 3 weeks ago 4
MITICA PUNTO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;P
darylross 3 weeks ago
Noisiest directional indicator stick ever!
Lawgirlt 1 month ago
This should be the new theme in Halo 4 when your on a warthog.
xutianyangkevin 1 month ago 5
@tmghunt Thanks! I've used Rode NT5, AKG d112 (for the bumper) and Earthworks QTC 40. The trick is to record in a quite environment and place the mics close to the source. I've also used some gate and expander effects to attenuate the unwanted noise.
AlexCamnasio 1 month ago 2
@AlexCamnasio I did a similar sample back a couple of years ago using several hundred "found sounds" which I then cut up and made into loops for use as backing for minimal electronica. It can be found by searching for "Abstract Percussion" and its pretty damn good if I do say so myself :)
aikighost 8 months ago
Sounds really good, but noting everyone hasn't seen on 2 or 3 different car adverts already.
aikighost 8 months ago
@aikighost Thanks! Yes, I knew about a couple of adverts where cars were used just for the sounds they usually produce (horn, screenwipers, lights, etc.) or disassembled to re-build traditional musical instruments (gongs, harp, cello, etc.) with their pieces. Here I'm trying something slightly different: exploring how the car sounds when you interact with it in search of other sounds also. I was asking myself "how this is going to sound if I hit it in this way?", "what if I scrape this?", etc.
AlexCamnasio 8 months ago 11
Hi guys, thanks for your comments! Glad you like it!
AlexCamnasio 1 year ago 7
this is really cool
mohadzahid44 1 year ago 11
awesome!
Jochen1992 1 year ago 12
great job=)
TheDBiz 1 year ago 5