(Drone) In The Mist

[Ahornberg]

Yesterday I found myself on a party. Lots of people talking around me and way too loud music for my ears.
So I recorded this kind of audio mist that happened to be around me on my mobile phone.

And now you are listening to a 100 times timestreched version of it.
The timestretch itself was done in Audacity using Paulstretch.

[Jivethompson]

Wow! That is art man! No kidding, really interesting. Through the abstraction, you can still 'feel' the human elements....the long chorus-like gasps of air as if one is stuck in a space-time tesseract

I recorded the same kinda thing years ago...but did nothing with the audiofile (don't have it anymore). Speaking of experimental sound design; i once had the idea to open up 15 to 20 youtube clips about sharks and record that chaos. I did, but never recorded it. Maybe for your next experiment?

[Ahornberg]

Wow! That is art man! No kidding, really interesting. Through the abstraction, you can still 'feel' the human elements....the long chorus-like gasps of air as if one is stuck in a space-time tesseract

I recorded the same kinda thing years ago...but did nothing with the audiofile (don't have it anymore). Speaking of experimental sound design; i once had the idea to open up 15 to 20 youtube clips about sharks and record that chaos. I did, but never recorded it. Maybe for your next experiment?

Thanks, man! I always keep on experimenting

[The_G]

Cool stuff man!

[Bloma]

It sounds awesome. It really sounds like you designed it that way. It reminds me of how a toilet flushing would sound to a fly.

[jappe]

Very haunting sound, in a pleasant way.
This could be good background for some game; For some reason I think of mining sessions in Icecrown(World Of Warcraft) when I listen to it.

[Pinkbox]

Awesome!

[Ahornberg]

Thank you for all your great responses to this experimental "song"