There is NOT processing applied on these sounds, they are natural sounds !
That's what happens when there are temperature changes on a frozen lake...
I got many hours of these ice sounds !
Microphones : DPA 4006
Sample rate : 96kHz/24 bits

Ice crackling, creaking, singing on a frozen lake

Differents points of view from a AMG ML63 (Mercedes).
96000 kHz / 24 bits.
LCR : MKH-8000 (Sennheiser)

Mercedes AMG ML63

The geothermal activity in Iceland is well known, but the natural sounds created by this activity are known by few. 
Recordings are done in A-B Stereo with Schoeps MK4 microphones.
Many hours of recording.

Hot springs in Iceland

I recorded bats in a cave at 192kHz using Sennheiser 8000 microphones.

The first part of the clip is the sound that I heard on location (bat wings and drops inside the cave)
The second part of the clip is the same sound that has been pitched down two octaves (removal of bat wings and drops)
The third part of the clip is the same sound pitched down 2.5 octaves.
The fourth part of the clip is the same sound pitched down 3 octaves.
The fifth part of the clip is the same sound pitched down 4 octaves.

By using this pitching process, we can hear the bats "singing".  We can hear the ultrasounds.

Bats ultrasound

I recorded some thunderstorms in Arizona and Utah last summer. It is such a nice place for recording them : very quite and many dry thunderstorms.

Thunderstorm in Arizona

I've recorded these monkeys in a zoo in France. 
I had to wait many hours before the monkeys shouted and sang.
Recorded in stereo with Schoeps microphones.

Monkeys songs

I've recorded these parrots in a zoo in France. 
Some of them can speak (in french).
Recorded in stereo with Schoeps microphones.

Parrots talks and songs

Several insects recorded in France, Greece and the USA.
Microphones : Sennheiser 8040
Stereo and LCR at 96 kHz/24 bits

Insects, bees, grasshoppers, crickets

Recordings of a full sound library for the old Dyane 6 by Citroën (french brand). 
Microphones : Sennheiser 8040 at 96 kHz/24 bits.

French and old Citroën car

Here, some clips of a steam train's full sound library.
Recorded with 3 microphones (Sennheiser 8000) in 96 kHz / 24 bits.

Steam train

Sound designer, sound recordist, for films.

Alexis Jung

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