30.1.23
kuku yalanji country

puddle on the edge of the road in rural area with surrounding remnants of tropical rainforest and vine forest.

Nyctimystes infrafrenatus, Litoria rubella, Rhinella marina + Litoria caerulea and Ninox rufa in the background. i haven't ID'd the little squeaky frog.

frog chorus, julatten

Keyboards is a detailed sound library featuring recordings of four unique computer keyboards, each with its own distinct sound and feel. Every detail, from the subtle differences in switch types to the nuanced dynamics of real-world typing, has been carefully captured to provide an authentic and comprehensive collection of keyboard sounds.

The library features recordings from a Drop Alt mechanical keyboard with Cherry MX Brown switches, a Logitech G915 TKL with linear switches, a Logitech Craft with butterfly switches, and a Cherry MX Switch Tester, which includes 12 additional switch types. With 15 different switch types in total, the collection ranges from sharp, clicky keystrokes to smooth, muted presses, offering an extensive variety of sounds.

A wide range of typing styles were captured, including single keypresses with varying velocities, rapid and rhythmic keypresses, and multi-key combinations. Full-speed typing sequences were also recorded using Monkeytype.com to ensure natural and realistic key movement.

Recorded with a Sennheiser MKH 8050 microphone and a Zoom F6 recorder, all sounds were captured in pristine 32-bit 192kHz resolution, taking advantage of the MKH 8050’s extended frequency response (up to 50kHz). This makes the sounds perfect for pitching down and creative sound design applications. The final library includes 237 WAV files at 24-bit/192kHz, totaling 1.3GB of high-quality audio, with UCS-compliant metadata for easy searchability.

Whether you need realistic keyboard sounds for film, games, UI design, ASMR or experimental audio projects, Keyboards delivers an ultra-detailed and versatile collection, ready to enhance any production.

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Recording of small ice floes on the lake, which are pushed by the wind and waves against the rocks on the shore and rub against the rocks and each other. 

Date: 2023/04/01 15:25:47
Location: Sweden, Tiveden National Park, Lake Stora Trehörningen, Käringaudden, 14.5603618°E 58.7262492°N
Recording: Zoom F3, two Lewitt LCT540s, two Cyclons medium with windjammer, ORTF, tripod
Postprocessing: gentle low cut, normalized to -35 db LUFS

Ice Floes, Lake Stora Trehörningen, Tiveden, SE,  LCT540s ORTF, 2023/04/01 15:25:47

from Shell Songs, out august 28th
https://erikm1.bandcamp.com/album/shell-songs

pre order

touch

Sparrowhawks

Crayfish sound recorded underwater.
Species: Signal crayfish (Pacifastacus leniusculus), originally from North America, recorded in Lake Geneva (Lac Léman), Switzerland.

The main recording was made in an aquarium and lightly edited with RX denoise. It is mixed with an underwater recording made in Lake Geneva, creating a continuous soundscape between the aquarium and the lake.

All recordings were made using Aquarian H2a hydrophones and a Sound Devices MixPre-6 II.
WAV, 48 kHz, 24-bit, stereo.
Sound Ref: CH-260810-012
August 2026
Same sound on Freesound https://freesound.org/people/felix.blume/sounds/866241/ 

Recorded during a residency at Utopiana, Geneva, for an upcoming project by Félix Blume and Sara Lana, commissioned for the Archipel Festival 2027, Geneva, Switzerland.

Crayfish (Leman Lake, Geneva)

Imaginary Waters 4

FINDING JOY IN IMPERFECTION


Years ago I made this recording of a heavily loaded freight train pulling out of a rail yard. I love this recording because it sounds like a crazy, metal animal.

Fright Train Animal

New Sound Lab produces high-resolution sound effect libraries used by post-production studios, AAA game developers, and sound designers worldwide, offering distinctive recordings engineered for professional use.

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New Sound Lab

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