Back in 2020 I was experimenting with recording myself sleeping using a MacBook at the head of my bed and recording directly into Ableton.  My laptop was sitting on a stool at the head of my bed with the left side of it nearest to me.  The only other noise generator in the room was a fridge located about 10 feet away.  I later discovered the contents of this file and then avoided it for awhile because it was disturbing.  I figured I must have produced it somehow and then forgot, but that makes no sense either.  I can hear myself snoring, so I must have been asleep, but many loud and freaky noises occur throughout the 2hrs.  I wish I had video of that night as well!  What could it have been?

Original (118min) - Free Download: https://freesound.org/people/storyofthelie/sounds/625089/

Sound Asleep Part 10/84 (Cycle 118-130) - It sound like it's rotating or moving to and fro over me.

Sound Asleep Part 9/84 (Cycle 105-117) - How I slept through this I have no idea.

Sound Asleep Part 8/84 (Cycle 92-104) - I wonder why this "visitor" is so noisy. Why not be silent?

Sound Asleep Part 7/84 (Cycle 79-91) - The air escape noise continues. What could it be?

Sound Asleep Part 6/84 (Cycle 66-78) - It sounds like pressurized air escaping - but from what?

Sound Asleep Part 5/84 (Cycle 53-65) - Percussive sounds, strange wind noise, and snoring.

Sound Asleep Part 4/84 (Cycle 40-52) - Why does it sound so echoey?

Sound Asleep Part 3/84 (Cycle 27-39) - What do you imagine I would have seen if I woke up?

Sound Asleep Part 2/84 (Cycle 14-26) - What is the purpose of the frequency-sweeps (cycles)?

Sound Asleep Part 1/84 (Cycle 1-13) - I honestly have no idea what is happening in this recording.

Welcome to a collection of freaky recordings of myself sleeping.  They're all public domain so you can use them as you wish.

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