In this video you can hear a very interesting effect generated by dropping stones down a deep dry well.
Thanks to Stuart Provine and Charles Maynes for sending the link
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In this video you can hear a very interesting effect generated by dropping stones down a deep dry well.
Thanks to Stuart Provine and Charles Maynes for sending the link
Miguel Isaza
Jake Riehle
Varun Nair
Damian Kastbauer
Shaun Farley
Jamie Hardt
Abigail Sie
Peter Albrechtsen
Tim Nielsen
Mike Taylor
Whoa.
Wow, that’s cool!
That was amazing! I wish there was simple way for me to recreate that effect. Hmmmm
Hmmm… Is this real? It sounds too good to be true to me. On the other hand, if this effect is really created by the acoustic properties of this well, then wouldn’t you think the effect could be replicated/synthesized by a convolution reverb or acoustic modeling? If you could change the delay time and dimensions of the virtual well… think of the possibilities!!
I have a strong feeling that is is real- I think it might be a deep well that is dry, but that the bore is not vertical. Amazing stuff though…. Stuart did find it though- I just suggested to Miguel he post it….
Im scratching my head trying to work out whats happening here, sounds amazing whatever is causing this
Sweet! That sounds amazing!!
Sounds legit. I’ve recorded some soccer balls being thrown against a wall in a giant sewage drain. The effect was very similar.
- Mike Niederquell
A very similar effect happens in the Super-dome when you hit a snare drum or make a loud sound in the center of the dome on the ground floor.
I wonder who they send down to collect the rocks? Intern?
aight, who is going to package up and sell (“Extreme Objects falling inside a dry well”?)
I’d totally be in! Unfortunately its been too wet around Austin, lately or I’d do this myself.
-mtcs
Wow! great material!
This is fake, isn’t it?