• Hossenfeffer@feddit.uk
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    2 months ago

    The sound of an English country garden on a Sunday in summer.

    This is a composite of several sounds all of which must be quiet or distant enough to not be a distraction but which in conjunction are glorious:

    • childrens’ laughter just far away enough to not be bothersome
    • bees buzzing from flower to flower
    • a propeller-driven light aircraft from a nearby aerodrome (ideally this would be a vintage plane with a Merlin engine, gently warbling in the distance)
    • the sound of leather on willow, and the occasional call and muted cheer, from a cricket match on the village green
    • the gentle burble of a stream
    • church bells, far enough away that their individual peels almost blend into each other
    • the clink of ice as someone pours a perfect gin and tonic.
  • Dizzy Devil Ducky@lemm.ee
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    I know it’s way too broad and probably very generic of an answer, but music. Cannot live without it since I am pretty much constantly listening to it if I’m not watching a video.

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      Same. Genre doesn’t matter, just match the mood. I’ve built a library of 250k songs, basically my own Spotify of everything you can think of. I put the Spotify app and plexamp on every device I own, even my work laptop, and have speakers and automation in every room to play Coffee Beats playlists during the day if I don’t have anything specific I want to hear at that moment.

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    2 months ago

    Star Wars (EP.2): Seismic Bomb

    Iron Man repulsor firing

    Edit: And the obvious common stuff like rain and so on.

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    2 months ago

    The click-click-click of a perfectly healthy bicycle hub when slowing down without pedaling. It’s the metaphor sound I use to the feeling of a team working well together: not going to be silent, but you can soundly sleep on it.