Diego Stocco has released another sound design video work, the meditative Transformed Rain.
Here’s what he has to say about it:
Few days ago I was working on a new instrument and needed to pick up some tools from my work table outside. It was a rainy day.
While I was sorting through the tools, I started hearing a faint tonal rhythm that reminded me of ethnic percussions and wondered where it was coming from. It was the rain hitting a metallic trash bin that I had left upside down in front of the working table.
I stopped for a moment and focused my attention on the sound.
Besides the percussive noise of the rain, I started hearing some overtones, so I got inspired to create a piece by expanding the tonal resonances present within that sound. No additional instruments or samples. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
For some insight into Stocco and his work, see our interview with him, Diego Stocco – From Sound Design To Soundtracks.
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Bad ass!!!
Yeah I like that, I’m into natureal sounds of waves, rain, wind etc cool!
Always keep your ears open 😉
Hey, wait a sec. Me and pretty much everyone else in art school did something like this trying to impress the professor and peers with our avant garde prowess! I have the Alesis ADAT tape somewhere around here to prove it, if I can just find it.
Seriously, good sound. Nothing beats rain and metal! It reminds me of sweet Austin days of rain, warm weather, good coffee and friends.
The way that the waveshapes fade in is hypnotic.
Very cool.