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Hey everyone, I finally got myself a pick up coil with suction cup. It costed me a lot because had to buy it from amazon US but it was worth it. So here's my first recording, ipod classic 6th gen starting up and then shutting down. The sound card I use to record is Creative Soundblaster X-Fi 5.1 pro.
Do you also think that swedish guys are the best at making emotional chiptunes? Look at Zalza, Joule and Malmen for example.
The thing I remember the most about my childhood was that there wasn't anything like copy right law regarding software piracy here, so you could go to the market and find a guy who had a ton of DVDs with latest games and stuff for a very low price. That also meand there most likely were keygens or custom installers with music or chiptunes. This is one of those tunes which I remember from back then.
Hope you'll enjoy it.
So, once I found this hold music. It's really cool, but so far I wasn't able to identify it. All music recognition and reverse search engines didn't help. I posted it on subreddits dedicated to finding music, but that didn't help. I know it's just something stock, but I like it a lot. Apparently this music plays when you're on hold when calling boots, which is a franchise of farmacies as far as I've read. Not sure if that's their on hold music still. I took it from a youtube video, then edited a bit.
This is music on hold from an old pbx, not sure what company made it and what model it is. I removed all "please stay on the line" messages and looped that tune.
Heard this ringtone a lot in different public institutions when I was a kid, and after some time finally found it.
Generally I like to call different weird numbers or automatic services and record them. I have a quite big collection already. I called one of the numbers I found and heard this. It's some kind of a digital transmission, but not sure what is it's purpose. Hope someone can help me solve this.
So, in ipods you have that piezoelectric speaker which is responsible for simulating sounds of a click wheel. It makes these sounds when flashing a boot loader for rockbox. I recorded it with a contact mic connected to a sound card.
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I decided to record samples from a talking multimeter that I bought on aliexpress last year. My main goal was to clone that voice on eleven labs and mess around with it, but I'm uploading samples in case anyone is interested how it sounds like. I've recorded it with a contact mic connected to my sound card. Yeah I know I'm supposed to use an audio interface with those things but I don't have one currently.
I have a mini PC which I use as a local server machine. It has a PC speaker, which is a piezoelectric speaker which is able to make beeps, for example when something is wrong with the hardware. I found a way to play midi files through that speaker, and it works very well even on recent versions of windows. So I uploaded pachelbell's canon on to it and it doesn't sound that bad. Ofcourse it glitches a lot because there are way too many notes, and it can only produce one note at once. You can also give me ideas what song you want to hear next. Enjoy.
I'm a big fan of watch dogs series, so I have all 3 from the series, even if I'm not able to do missions and stuff. Here's a small montage of me messing around with the hack tool and generally making people suffer. Enjoy.
This is a recording that I once sent to someone on telegram. It sounds like our washing machine is trying to escape the bathroom. It was shaking so violently which made it move slightly from the place it was in before. As a bonus, those who never heard my voice can hear it here since I'm too lazy to edit it, and .ogg is not a lossless format which is probably the best and the most rational excuse for not wanting to edit it haha.
I'm a phone collector, and I have a lot of them in my room. I was bored once so decided to enter the test menu on all of my Samsung galaxy phones and test their vibration motors at the same time. This is how it sounded like.
Well, the name says it all. A broken mechanical drive. Atleast it wasn't mine, so none of my data got lost.
So, recently my friend found a dying USB DVD drive, and this is how it sounds like lol. Sadly it's no longer with us, because it broke completely and doesn't want to turn on anymore. Atleast I can still reuse the main controller, because it turns out it has an MSATA slot.