[disquiet0433 Kit Bits] 'metals sample pack' by Tristan Louth-Robins

A metallic-centric percussion sample pack created for Disquiet Junto project 0433: llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-pr…0433-kit-bits/31325

Samples recorded with a Rode NT5 to Focusrite > Logic X. Editied in iZotope and Audacity.

Order of sequence:

-agogo high
-agogo low
-"cap cluster" (homemade percussion instruments made from bottle caps)
-egg timer (-24 pitch shifted)
-metal bottle
-detuned kalimba
-oven tray - middle struck
-oven tray - corner struck
-tin lid
tin tray

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Disquiet Junto Project 0433: Kit Bits
The Assignment: Create a kit’s worth of percussion samples.

Thanks to folks on the Disquiet Junto Slack for helping to plan this.

Step 1: As with the past four weeks, this week’s project is intended to encourage and reward collaboration. Keep that in mind. The work you do this week will be used by someone else next week.

Step 2: The project is to create a kit’s worth of samples. Define “kit” as you wish, and come up with as few or as many samples as you wish. The samples should all be forms of percussion (again, defined as you wish). Between 5 and 10 sounds about right, but there are no limits.

Step 3: Upload the samples for sharing, and make sure they’re downloadable. Consider labeling each with some identifying characteristic. If you do this on SoundCloud, please create a playlist of the samples and include disquiet0433 in the title of the playlist. (Note: While you be making multiple sounds, please upload just one kit’s worth of samples.)

Contains tracks

• [disquiet0433 Kit Bits] 'metals sample pack' (agogo - high) by Tristan Louth-Robins
• [disquiet0433 Kit Bits] 'metals sample pack' (agogo - low) by Tristan Louth-Robins
• [disquiet0433 Kit Bits] 'metals sample pack' ('cap cluster') by Tristan Louth-Robins
• [disquiet0433 Kit Bits] 'metals sample pack' (egg timer bell, pitched down -24)) by Tristan Louth-Robins
• [disquiet0433 Kit Bits] 'metals sample pack' (metal bottle struck) by Tristan Louth-Robins