UFX019 SPINNING BELLS
875MB download • 1.22GB as 18 x 24bit 192kHz .WAV files with metadata & photos
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– UFX019 SPINNING BELLS
– SD058 100K FRICTION
– UFX018 NITROUS BLASTS
– SD057 100K METAL
– SD056 WOOD MOVES
– SD055 BINZASARA
– SD054 THE CLAW
– SD053 WATER MODULATIONS
– SD052 SOFA SMASH
– UFX017 LEATHER JACKET
– AMB019 RAIN RHYTHMS
– SD051 PARTICLE FEEDBACK
– SD050 FOLIAGE
– FX012 PLATE SMASH
– FX011 BLOCKS & BONES UI
– IR003 WOOD IR
– UFX016 PIPE BELL
– UFX015 METAL RACK IMPACTS
– AMB018 STRANGE RAIN
– FX010 MUD POOL X H2A
– FX009 METAL GATE
– IR002 METAL OBJECT IR
– IR001 GLASS OBJECT IR
– SD048 GLASS PRACTICAL
– SD047 GLASS UNUSUAL
UFX019 SPINNING BELLS
875MB download • 1.22GB as 18 x 24bit 192kHz .WAV files with metadata & photos
Single user license – if you require a site license for multiple users, please request a quote HERE
I have an endless fascination with natural non-linear rhythms. While recording 100K METAL I tried spinning a couple of recently acquired props – two bells from a fire alarm – on top of the big metal tray. Of course the tray acted like a plate reverb, but the rhythm of the spinning intrigued me – especially as gravity broke down the spin into unstable wobbles
This week I revisited those recordings and tried the same props, spinning on wood surfaces. The sound is so lovely, especially the weird wobbly rhythm when one of the bells is released slowly, so it’s only just spinning before gravity pulls it down.
Watch the video and you’ll see exactly what I mean. They are such interesting natural non-linear rhythms, in a way related to the exponential rhythm of a bouncing ball (Coincidentally I just got the LADIK Bounce module! It is oddly mesmerising to sit & listen to a subby bass boom, bouncing in slow gravity! Example posted to the blog here)
Recorded 32bit 192kHz and released 24bit 192kHz this little library includes the Sanken CUX100K and the MKH8020 incase a solid mono image is useful.