Groupsourced Sample Project Aims To Record 1,000 Doors

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Groupsourced Sample Project Aims To Record 1,000 Doors


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Music of Sound's Tim Prebble has announced a "groupsourced" sample project that aims to record the sound of 1,000 doors.

Here's what he has to say about it:

I’d like to pitch an idea to you, and by ‘you’ I mean anyone reading this who has a mic and a recorder: I want to crowd source a sound FX library of 1,000 doors!

So if every person who signs on to the project commits to recording 10 doors over the next few months, and I can round up 100 people to participate, then we could solve this problem once & for all.

Right now you are sitting in a house or building with at least five varieties of doors, so if you do own a mic & recorder its not a big commitment. Just wait for a quiet evening at home/work & spend half an hour (and the same at work/home) and you’re done!

I propose releasing it on my HISSandaROAR site as a library, sold on the terms that the 100 people involved vote on. The basic requisite would be that everyone who contributes 10 doors gets a free copy of the whole library, but how its handled beyond that is to be determined. I don’t want to spend my spare time accounting to 99 people about income from the library, so if everyone agrees that it should be sold for very little (ie enough to cover compilation, hosting & admin) or even free then so be it….

Over 90 people have agreed to participate already. See the site for details.

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James Lewin
Twitter @podcasting_news



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