Second video of the 'Quiet Cy-Fi' ('cyber fiction') project, a series of audio ambiences, flavoured with a cyber\tech\futuristic atmosphere.
Calm, lulling, introspective, immersive, a bit mysterious perhaps.
In this ambience, you sit at the main terminal of a server room in the futuristic basement floor of a data-center, with no one around except you and the (very, very) droning machines. You dig in the endless mole of information flowing in the flashing nano-circuits.
Features:
► the magnificent artwork is courtesy of NEIL GOWLAND [
www.grimmsorg.com/] (the animation effects are added by me). Thank you so much Mr. Gowland;
► server drone [many thanks to jerome_moinet from
freesound.org/people/jerome_moinet/sounds/102675/];
► several types of fans\conditioning drones [many thanks to LG from
freesound.org/browse/tags/air-duct/ ];
► a huge multitude of electric and electronic sounds, beeps and clicks [many thanks to luiiiiiiii from
freesound.org/people/luiiiiiiii/sounds/202612/ , Tomlija from
freesound.org/people/Tomlija/sounds/110108/ , harri from
freesound.org/people/harri/sounds/9392/];
► radio scanner;
You can also hear a nice and cyber-y music clip by ERH from
freesound.org/people/ERH/sounds/75256/ IMPORTANT: the Creative Common licence covers the sounds but NOT the artwork, which is property of Neil Gowland.
As always, I suggest you download the full VBR MP3 [101.1 Mb] --
mega.nz/#!9V8DiKLZ!WRo-fETNF_flsQbMLy6rLsWYWERrnld… -- (download usually works better with Google Chrome)
Binaural & Loopable
If you want to loop this video directly on your browser, go here:
www.listenonrepeat.com/watch?v=NeESf9aCZHQ One final note:
I, personally, find this kind of stuff immensely helpful for any kind of concentrated (studying, working etc.) and/or relaxed state of mind. I also find it particularly good for immersion (writing, rpg etc.).
Of course it is a personal preference of mine, and I have created this ambience primarly for myself, but I really wished to share it in case there could be other people benefiting from this project.
Hope you enjoy (:
@ked4
3 years ago
My dad took me to work with him a few times when he was a flight simulator tech at NASA, and the big computer room sounded just like this.
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