David Hilowitz has released Earthquake Sounds, a new library for Decent Sampler, available as a FREE download.
Residents of Philadelphia don’t get many earthquakes, so when there was a very minor one here, it got a lot of media attention. People shared graphs and seismographic data on Twitter, something which piqued my curiosity and sent me down an epic rabbit hole: I created a tool for converting MSEED data to WAV files that could be played back, and spent the next week using it to create samples. This library, which consists of two separate parts, is the culmination of that journey. The part is a drum kit containing percussive sounds: these are the actually earthquakes. (All the quakes were 4.8 or less on the richter scale, by the way.)
Watch the wwlkthrough video HERE.
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