Robin Barstow, a field recordist and sound designer based in Oslo, Norway. Sounds of Norway is my project producing sounds and ambiences for your creative projects of any kind. Perfect for film post, commercials, game audio or whatever your project is!
Sounds of Norway
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Ambient & Atmospheric, Environments, Nature & Organic, Roomtones, Water & Oceans, World Sounds
The Zinc Mines
Ambient & Atmospheric, Environments, Nature & Organic, Roomtones, Water & Oceans, World SoundsThe Zinc Mines
“The Zinc Mines” is a collection of high quality ambient and close up recordings from within the various levels, drifts, shafts and caverns of the underground Zinc Mines located in Grue, Norway.
Specifically these recordings were done in the mines called “Nysetergruvene”. The atmosphere inside the mountain mine is cold and wet, with water dripping between levels, trickling down shafts and dripping in large pools.
The recordings vary from extremely quiet and sparse dripping to gushing intense waterfalls with varying distance to source.
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Environments, Holiday & Christmas, Nature & Organic, On Sale Now, Roomtones, Water & Oceans, Weather, World Sounds
Wet North
Environments, Holiday & Christmas, Nature & Organic, On Sale Now, Roomtones, Water & Oceans, Weather, World SoundsWet North
This collection features a wide selection of wet sounds recorded over many years. Including over 5 hours of high quality recordings: streams, rivers, waterfalls, hydro electric power plants, ocean waves, lake atmospheres, water scenes, boat scenes, car scenes, rain, thunder storms, hail and also dripping and trickling close perspective sounds. Locations all over Norways coast, islands and inland including a few mountains.
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Environments, Holiday & Christmas, Nature & Organic, Weather, Winter, World Sounds
Winds of Dovrefjell
Environments, Holiday & Christmas, Nature & Organic, Weather, Winter, World SoundsWinds of Dovrefjell
Many years of trekking in the Dovre mountains (Dovrefjell) at heights from 900 to 1200 masl. and temperatures reaching down to -20°C, has led to many unique recordings.
My main goal when on Dovrefjell was to capture the “sound” of the harsh climate that dominates up there. Subsequently it was hard to avoid the ever restless wind. But it can be quite tricky to capture the sound of wind (or rather the sound of wind on or through objects) and there are only some “sweet spots”, in this vast high altitude climate scattered with rocks and tiny trees, that will generate a good recording. These recordings were done crouching behind rocks, on cliff sides, on top of summits, behind weathered shelters, old mountain farms and bushes. Partially freezing my hands off, operating recording equipment.
SKU: SON-1001