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Greetings Freesound Peoples !

I just uploaded this to Freesound:
multisample made with Freesound ehproductions stange1 + stange2.
Metal Bar hit by Metal Stick
https://freesound.org/people/The_Sample_Workshop/packs/34778/
if you have a sampler, load the samples and hit "automap"
otherwise the MIDI note numbers are in the file names.
thanks to ehproductions for the brilliant source material!
enjoy!

Tom McLaughlin
The Sample Workshop
Jersey City, New Jersey USA

2184 POLSTER_SW-TMc
ehproductions: mix of stange1, stange2 (CC “3” de-noised, EQ’d, looped)

Metal-Bar-Hit Metal-Pole Metal Eerie Ethereal Watery Natural-Chorusing Tuned-Percussion Looped Granular Wavetable Multisample Keynote-Embedded Mix

Metal Bar hit by Metal Stick multisample made with a mix of Freesound ehproductions: stange1, stange2 “metal bar hit by metal stick” (Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial 3.0 License). Granular/Wavetable Synthesized by Tom McLaughlin using Reason Europa and Grain softsynths, natural and digital chorusing with convolution reverb ambiance, source samples de-noised, EQ’d and multisample rendering mastered in Audacity, mapped and looped in Redmatica Keymap Pro using Penrose Machine Loops. (Uses sonic DNA of the audio to create an artificial loop with the same sonic properties. No two loops are exactly the same.) 38 notes in minor 3rds spanning C-1 to C8, 24 bit, 44.1kHz stereo. Note name and MIDI note number in audio file name. Keynote embedded in audio files. Load into sampler and hit “automap”. This sound sound set released under Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial 4.0 International License (CC-BY-NC 4.0) by Tom McLaughlin for The Sample Workshop (copyright 2022 The Sample Workshop). These sounds are free for you to use in Noncommercial audio-visual compositions and in Trade. Not For Unauthorized Resale as Samples. Contact The_Sample_Workshop for licensing options. Please find Sample Workshop on Facebook/Meta. When you use these sounds in a published piece please credit Tom McLaughlin, Sample Workshop, ehproductions and Freesound. If you like these sounds please consider a small donation to Tom McLaughlin, ehproductions and Freesound. Tom says: this is one of my favorites! It travels the range of the keyboard well. It sounds like a big metal pole in the mid and low registers - so I call it Polster. Loaded into a sampler, you can play around with the amplifier envelope and make it really short and percussive - or you can fade in the volume and make it a eerie, ethereal woodwind sound. Polster has an eerie, ethereal watery sound that blends well with waterphones. A big thank you to ehproductions for such brilliant and inspirational source material.