Name: Stable diffusion experiments by Jean-edouard
Duration: 2 min 8 s
Description: Random experiments generating sounds from text prompts

Sponge on glass

JEDSOUND'S TWISTED SFX free samplepack being processed by Scapes, using presets by Jean Edouard Miclot. All are available at twistedtools.com 
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JEDSOUND'S TWISTED SFX 
We are excited to offer an amazing new collection of sounds by sound designer Jean-Edouard Miclot. 
It isn't everday you can get your hands on unique and properly recorded field recordings, sound effects and foley sounds, so grab 'em while they're hot and feed them into your favorite Twisted Tools device! 
To get you inspired, we've even added a bank of fx presets that make use of these sounds in Scapes.

Samplepack Features: 
127 Unique Field Recordings and Sounds 
24bit/44.1khz Samples

Sound Categories: Rubber Balloon, Elastic, Groan Tube, Slide Whistle, Putty Noise, Whoopee Cushion, Sound Pipe, Dog toy, scientific toy, Springs, Slinky, Laser, Magnets, Bell, Wind chime, Plane, Train, Jackhammer, Wrench, Digital Camera, Vacuum Cleaner, Underwater Metal Dings, Underwater Singing Glass Rings, Underwater Sprays, Statics, Electromagnetic Fields, Motors, Servos, Electric Shaver, Faulty Light Bulb, Wolf, Moose, Crows, Dogs, Cricket, Bumblebee, Flies, Door, Chair, Rock, Dumpster, Ice cracks, Whooshes, Dings, Squeals, Squeaks

BIO:Jean-Edouard Miclot, is a sound editor, recordist and studio technician living in Canada where he works on Walt Disney's Air Bud franchise after a stint in London at Heavy-Entertainment and on the set of Harry Potter.“I've always been interested in any kind of art, science and storytelling adventures.” Jean-Edouard Miclot

Websites: 
http://jedsound.com/blog/ 
http://twistedtools.com

SCAPES / Jedsound's Twisted SFX and Scapes

Wind harp by Philip Blackburn made from PVC tubing, High tension fishing line, and cat food can resonators, recorded here with a contact mic but no electronic modification

Windharp

Random experiments generating sounds from text prompts

Stable diffusion experiments

To contrast the recordings I posted earlier of the Rode iXY microphone, here's what I consider to be a professionally functional portable and convenient recording rig using my super-stealthy binaural setup which consists of 2 tiny DPA 4060 HEBs attached to a pair of Etymotic in-ear headphones, connected to a Sony M10 recorder. For ambients, this setup just simply cannot be beat, IMHO :)

Stable diffusion experiments

Jean-edouard

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