Realistic Wind sounds

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eph221
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2017/04/21 20:05:08 (permalink)

Realistic Wind sounds

Not sure if this is the right forum.  But does anyone know how to get realistic windsounds (like one might hear on the cliffs of dover?)

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    bigcatt
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    Re: Realistic Wind sounds 2017/04/21 20:23:43 (permalink)
    I would browse freesound.org. Just looked lots of wind recordings.
     
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    Re: Realistic Wind sounds 2017/04/21 20:27:56 (permalink)
    Also check orangefreesounds. 
     
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    Re: Realistic Wind sounds 2017/04/21 20:32:03 (permalink)
    Go by a cliff on a windy day with a field recorder. That should be realistic. Or generate white noise and superimpose different pitches and blend them.
     

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