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Probably the best video on the current crisis I've seen so far:

sndprv wrote: 16 Apr 2020 11:56 Probably the best video on the current crisis I've seen so far:

sndprv, please don´t share this kind of controversial clips in our community. This could lead to intense debates and "beef" which doesn´t belong here and would do no good. Let´s keep as much unity as possible at this place at least.

Very well, yeppie. I take your point. It's a forum about sex sounds after all.

Sorry!

sndprv wrote: 16 Apr 2020 23:23 Very well, yeppie. I take your point. It's a forum about sex sounds after all.

Sorry!

I thank you!
Great reaction.

This current slowdown in captures because of the coronavirus has provided a good opportunity to give a second listen to some of the Sexsound Classics of the last few years. Amazing what various equalization and filtering tricks can pull out of vintage captures. I'm checking out a few of Gekko's corridor captures again and I'm catching details I missed the first time around.

The Holy Grail - get rid of hiss while still having everything else sound natural. Most NR is hideous; "cure is worse than the disease"

Agree, Gekko. I discovered with Audacity that it's easy to push the filtering way too far on something and make people sound like space aliens. I love the "challenge" of hearing ladies being seduced down the hall or through walls.

You are mostlikely right. It's time to post “home recordings“.

More scamdemic news:

Nadia Sawalha launches into rant against ‘stark raving bonkers’ sex ban: ‘You can’t stop healthy people having sex’

MP tell couples not to have sex outdoors - despite indoor lockdown ban

Scamdemic? Come on man

addictedtosluts wrote: 04 Mar 2020 01:55 ive always wondered how common is it to hear couples having sex at a swingers resort? I have been serving the internet and i havent found any

How wrong were you. ?

Fascinating conversation. The hotel industry is going to be in ruins by the end of 2020 with only a few winners holding on at the end. Let's hope the surviving hotels have thin walls. That said, fear not the industry will rebuild in the coming years and symphonies of pleasure will be heard (and recorded) again before we know it

I don't know if I like the 'explosion' in neighbour sex where I am... all I hear is noises like someone attacking a crowing cockerel that has a speech impediment.... It doesn't sound natural, it's not a turn on at all.....I'd be jumping off and asking her if she was taking the piss......

Broggie wrote: 05 Jul 2020 09:12 I don't know if I like the 'explosion' in neighbour sex where I am... all I hear is noises like someone attacking a crowing cockerel that has a speech impediment.... It doesn't sound natural, it's not a turn on at all.....I'd be jumping off and asking her if she was taking the piss......

That might have been an actual cockerel! Some of the weird items I've noticed a few (out-of-town) households
have been buying during lockdown are chicken coops! No, I'm not kidding. I guess some people were so fed up with
the lack of eggs available in the supermarkets during lockdown, that they've resorted to rearing their own chickens.
It's obviously an indication that they're expecting future supermarket egg 'shortages'.

Here, just found this:
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 39981.html

Justferfuun wrote: 03 Jul 2020 05:26 Fascinating conversation. The hotel industry is going to be in ruins by the end of 2020 with only a few winners holding on at the end. Let's hope the surviving hotels have thin walls. That said, fear not the industry will rebuild in the coming years and symphonies of pleasure will be heard (and recorded) again before we know it

Only thing I don't like about the new hotels is you can bet they'll have up to date camera security..