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4th of July fireworks continue

Posted: 05 Jul 2026 22:15
by pkos1
Today I'm sharing something for the first time, recorded in a hotel in the USA on the night after the Fourth of July.

Outside, there were fireworks and a party. Late that night, I heard a couple come into the room next to mine, quite a sight and in good spirits, it seemed. Singing, they went into the shower, listened to music, and I thought, this could be going somewhere. And sure enough, 10 minutes later, lots of kisses and the first moans. Very clearly audible. So I grabbed my recorder and quickly recorded. The end came abruptly, as you can hear. Unfortunately, I didn't see them again.

Unfortunately, the noise from the air conditioning is very distracting; perhaps someone with more experience could filter it out?

Re: 4th of July fireworks continue

Posted: 06 Jul 2026 18:18
by hociin
thanks for sharing!! i love the natural sounds that comes with captures, and the ac is not distracting at all, good job👍

Re: 4th of July fireworks continue

Posted: 06 Jul 2026 19:04
by lovelypeep
Super hot. Love the skin slapping.

Re: 4th of July fireworks continue

Posted: 07 Jul 2026 02:46
by billgreg
Is this across the hall from you or connecting door btween rooms? Either way, it's quite clear and a great capture. Air conditioning noise is the price we pay this time of year but it's not overpowering in this capture. Well done.

Re: 4th of July fireworks continue

Posted: 09 Jul 2026 00:48
by Fcp045
Debuting my new workflow, which builds a generative enhancer on top of the old audiosep workflow. I'm calling this fine-tune/workflow Lovesong 2.3 .

Enjoy! Let me know what you guys think.
4th of July fireworks_enh.mp3

Re: 4th of July fireworks continue

Posted: 13 Jul 2026 18:22
by pkos1
billgreg wrote: 07 Jul 2026 02:46 Is this across the hall from you or connecting door btween rooms? Either way, it's quite clear and a great capture. Air conditioning noise is the price we pay this time of year but it's not overpowering in this capture. Well done.

From the hallway, right in front of their door. A bit risky, but it was 4 a.m.