11 results for "Silence" - Most at least downloaded
One minute of silence
Some people think of it as a nullity or even a mockery, but this is not the case. People actually use it:
- to calibrate
- to delay
- to space out two songs in a continuous playlist
- to silence a device that is too noisy and requires the reading of a file, at startup for example.
- etc.. UCS Category: TEST. Duration: 01:00.
Paris apartment. Closed window.
Paris apartment. First floor. Closed window (some glass vibrations at low frequencies), before crossing a boulevard (acceleration and braking of vehicles). UCS Category: AMBRoom. Duration: 04:02.
Sound atmosphere in a house
Sound atmosphere in a house. This is an atmosphere to be put very low. UCS Category: AMBRoom. Duration: 01:46.
Gavel, 3 blows
Three wooden hammer blows and his pile. The judges use it.
. UCS Category: WOODImpt. Duration: 00:01.
Inside a house
Surround sound from inside a house. Car outside. Cat washes. Clock. UCS Category: AMBRoom. Duration: 01:26.
Apartment closed window
Apartment on the ground floor, closed double glazed window. Birds, cars, pipes .. Rainy day. UCS Category: AMBRoom. Duration: 03:52.
Hush, long man
A man asks for silence 4 times, long : Hush!. UCS Category: HMNMisc. Duration: 00:09.
Gavel, 1 blow
A wooden hammer and his pile. The judges use it. UCS Category: WOODImpt. Duration: 00:01.
Hush, long man
A man asks for silence 2 times, triplets : Hush!. UCS Category: HMNMisc. Duration: 00:04.
Gavel, 2 blows
Two wooden hammer blows and his pile. The judges use it.
. UCS Category: WOODImpt. Duration: 00:01.
Hush, short man
A man asks for silence 5 times, short : Hush!. UCS Category: HMNMisc. Duration: 00:09.
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- avoid spellin mistaq and tyyping
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- Prefer the single name of the source object noise (motor
- avoid onomatopoeia and slang
- Choose the singular
- Do not don't look for what the sound is not (Baby
- Don't write what you want to do with it ( bark