Sounds of my downstair neighbours

[sonar]

Unedited file was too large to uload it.
Edited and 128 kB/S was too.

On a quiet area I was split into two parts and converted from 128kB/S to 64kB/S.

rec0907-162550-edited-a~1.mp3

rec0907-162550-edited-b~1.mp3

Comments are wellcome.

[bukkakemaster]

I always convert to 32 kbits/s it makes files quite good and small.. Not so much loss in quality either!

But keep up the wonderful work my friend!

[mkmflmakemefeel]

Hi Sonar,

Thanks for your nice recordings!

An advice : Don't reduce the size by decreasing the bitrate (or the sample rate, or any other option of your encoder). These are the most important porperties to preserve.
In your case, you can remove one of the two stereo channel : no sound modification at all for a size divided by 2.
For any other necessary size reduction, I recommend you a simple split of your recording. All these operations can be easily done by most sound editing tools.

Thanks again and keep going !

[sonar]

Thanks mkmflmakemefeel!

Next time i'll try.
Unfortunately my favourite "Gold Wave" licence has benn expired.
This is the best audio editor processor I ever used.

I was try Audacity, but it cannot save my edited files, because some mp3 lame encoder parts is missiing from it.

So I played and recorded again the whole file, but this time into two parts.

Converted those with Format Factory.

[findu]

Good stuff mate

[Andi]

Hey,

thanks for the great recordings and the lovley description.
Just awesome, keep on.

Andi

[sonar]

Since a long time ago I can not hear them. Maybe they moved. But if there are any claims I can translate what they said when they did it.