Show HN: I've been posting a sound I made everyday day for the last year
(listenfaster.com)
A minute of sound a day.
A minute of sound a day.
Pierre Schaeffer looking back on his career in musique concrète (1987)
(mycpanel.princeton.edu)
Musique Concrete is music made of raw sounds: thunderstorms, steam-engines, waterfalls, steel foundries... The sounds are not produced by traditional acoustic musical instruments. They are captured on tape (originally, before tape, on disk) and manipulated to form sound-structures.
Musique Concrete is music made of raw sounds: thunderstorms, steam-engines, waterfalls, steel foundries... The sounds are not produced by traditional acoustic musical instruments. They are captured on tape (originally, before tape, on disk) and manipulated to form sound-structures.
Video-Guided Foley Sound Generation with Multimodal Controls
(ificl.github.io)
Generating sound effects for videos often requires creating artistic sound effects that diverge significantly from real-life sources and flexible control in the sound design.
Generating sound effects for videos often requires creating artistic sound effects that diverge significantly from real-life sources and flexible control in the sound design.
"You've Got " AOL sound files
(aolsucks.org)
In 1995, Wired magazine's AOL forum located Elwood Edwards -- whose voice recorded the sound file "You've Got Mail" -- and had him record ten additional sound files.
In 1995, Wired magazine's AOL forum located Elwood Edwards -- whose voice recorded the sound file "You've Got Mail" -- and had him record ten additional sound files.
How the McLaren F1 got it's sound
(soundcloud.com)
Excerpt from panel discussion on "What makes a supercar?" held by Auto® 2012 automotive design conference in Zagreb, Croatia. Peter Stevens, designer of McLaren F1 speaks on how McLaren F1 got it's sound.
Excerpt from panel discussion on "What makes a supercar?" held by Auto® 2012 automotive design conference in Zagreb, Croatia. Peter Stevens, designer of McLaren F1 speaks on how McLaren F1 got it's sound.
Ask HN: Does anyone use sound effects in their dev environment?
(ycombinator.com)
It occurred to me that we often use colours in our terminals and code editors to highlight test failures, linting errors etc, but we don't typically use sounds. Has anyone integrated sound effects in any way?
It occurred to me that we often use colours in our terminals and code editors to highlight test failures, linting errors etc, but we don't typically use sounds. Has anyone integrated sound effects in any way?