Real World Sounds

WATER VOLUME 1
1. Outside tap running
2. Sink filling
3. Splashes
4. Shower running
5. Pouring water
6. Water being thrown from a bucket
7. Boiling water
8. Filling a bucket
9. Water pistol
10. Toilet flushing

OPEN SPACES VOLUME 1
1. Motorway
2. Country garden
3. Market square
4. River bank
5. Airport arrivals
6. High Street
7. Train station concourse
8. Cafe
9. Underground car park
10. Shopping centre

APPLIANCES VOLUME 1
1. Kettle boiling
2. Washing machine
3. Coffee machine
4. Microwave
5. Fan oven
6. Food mixer
7. Fridge hum
8. Vacuum cleaner
9. Hair dryer
10. Dishwasher

WOOD & METAL VOLUME 1
1. Twig snaps
2. Wind up door bell
3. Door knocks
4. Coins
5. Sets of keys
6. Cutlery sounds
7. Chain
8. Ball bearing rolling on wood
9. Big metal keys in locks with chain
10. Doors opening and closing

FOOTSTEPS VOLUME 1
1. Footsteps on a forest floor
2. Footsteps on snow
3. Footsteps on gravel
4. Footsteps on stairs
5. Footsteps on pavements
6. Footsteps on a mud path and sand
7. Footsteps in a church
8. Footsteps on floorboards
9. Footsteps on a pontoon
10. Footsteps on grass

RIVER VOLUME 1
1. Weir
2. Small boat engine
3. Motor boat cruising
4. Passenger ferry crossing the river
5. River flowing over rocks
6. Babbling river
7. Waiting outside a lock
8. Lock water
9. Dodgy outboard motor
10. Marina

VEHICLES VOLUME 1
1. Lorries
2. Passing cars on a dirt track
3. Cars
4. Petrol lawn mower
5. Buses
6. Planes in the sky
7. Busy roads
8. Vans
9. Tube train
10. Trains

BECOME A REAL WORLD SOUNDS PATRON

Why?

Getting involved with the recording of real world sounds is an extension to making music for me.

At this point I'd like you to play the audio, and then keep reading.

If you walk down the street there are so many textures in sound, all happening like a real life symphony. So many textures, tempos, discords and harmonies. It's like the world is giving us music, and all we need to do is listen. So for me, I have a personal musical interest in the sounds of the world.

In addition to the musicality of things, when I've gone searching for sound effects online the experience has been disjointed. What if you can't find what you're looking for? Who do you talk to?

Which brings us to this point. In order for me to do this, I have started a Patreon page. Here's a short introduction explaining what Patreon is:

I want to attract patrons for different reasons. Some of you might simply want to hear the world recorded in high-res audio, mastered but not over-produced. Some of you might need sounds for your TV, film or home video production. Some of you might just want to see the sound packs I have planned get made and want to be involved in the community and journey.

So that's why I'm doing this. If you click the button below you can find out more at my Patreon page. Have a wonderful day!

Become a Patron!