Due to popular demand from our last edition of Éclat, this week we will be making music using sounds from one of modern life's true treasures; we will be using David Attenborough samples!
Each of these samples features the unmistakeable voice of David Attenborough, plus animals of all descriptions; baboons, lyre birds, and even a kangaroo rat!
With these samples being so random, we'll let you use any other sounds or samples that you like in addition to these from this week's pack.
Download the samples from WeTransfer here.
If you need extra tips on working with Found Sounds, check out these tutorials below...
Ninajirachi – Making textured drum layers using found sounds
Ninajirachi – Making textured drum layers using found sounds
How To Make Deep House (using found sounds)
How To Make Deep House (using found sounds)
How to Make HOUSE (using found sounds)
How to Make HOUSE (using found sounds)
How to Make DRUM ‘N’ BASS (using found sounds)
How to Make DRUM ‘N’ BASS (using found sounds)
How To Create & Process A Kick Drum From Any Sound
How To Create & Process A Kick Drum From Any Sound
Novation // Start Making – House
Novation // Start Making – House
Creating a Kick Drum from Scratch (Logic Pro X)
Creating a Kick Drum from Scratch (Logic Pro X)
Novation // Start Making – Techno
Novation // Start Making – Techno
One Thing: Kyoka – Exploring noise
One Thing: Kyoka – Exploring noise
Ableton: One Thing: Drum & Lace – Re-pitching field recordings
Ableton: One Thing: Drum & Lace – Re-pitching field recordings
Ableton: Found Sound – Rural
Ableton: Found Sound – Rural
Ableton: Creating Organic Rhythms With Found Sound
Ableton: Creating Organic Rhythms With Found Sound