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DynInt003 – Cassette Deck

DynInt003image2This collection is comprised of sounds recorded from three portable cassette decks: the RadioShack CTR-120, Marantz PMD-222, and a Sony TCM-121. The library includes all of the transport controls, each deck in operation (play and fast-forward/rewind), and tray opens and closes. There are some great click sounds in here, perfect for designing analog interface sounds and latching mechanisms!

Each sound was recorded from multiple perspectives with different microphones. Microphones used include the Neumann TLM103 and U87, AudioTechnica AT4050 and Earthworks QTC-30. Note that the Earthworks has an extended frequency response. It also has a tiny capsule…which is great for fitting the mic inside an open tray while a deck is in operation. That turned out some really detailed motor recordings that take advantage of the high sample rates of these recordings!

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  • 2.3GB
  • 91 Files containing 324 individual sounds, all recorded and delivered at 24/192
  • Metadata embedded and Soundminer ready
  • Full track listing and metadata can be viewed by downloading this tab-delimited text file (load into any spreadsheet software such as MS Excel or Open Office Calc)
  • Single User License – $45 (for inquiries regarding multiple user licenses, please use the contact form)
  • Individual files also available on Sounddogs.com [note: Link goes to general Dynamic Interference library page, not the individual library.]

Available for purchase at Asoundeffect.com

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Shaun is a sound designer living in and working in the San Francisco Bay Area. His audio-post career began in 2004 at WGBH in Boston, and has since included a wide array of film and television/streaming projects, with brief forays into games and VR. He has presented at the Smithsonian Institute, been published in Game Developer Magazine and currently works at Skywalker Sound.







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