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Vintage Telephones

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Vintage Telephones SFX library contains 244 sounds extracted from 10 vintage, rotary dial devices manufactured between the 1880s and 1980s. In this library, you’ll find three common ringing patterns (used in the USA, Australia, and Europe) for each telephone type, handset pickups/set downs, number dials 1-0, hook toggles, as well as single ringings with natural long ring decays to design your own ring timings according to your project needs.

As an addition to the standard telephone sounds, we have captured some experimental ones, that were generated by feeding the devices with random low frequencies, producing some really strange mechanical rattles, buzzes, glitches, and unusual bell rings.

THE FOLLOWING 10 TELEPHONES WERE RECORDED

  • 3 Box Phone [1882]
  • Antique Wooden Phone [1930]
  • Siemens W48 Wandapparat [1934]
  • Ericsson DBH15 [1947]
  • Siemens W48 [1948]
  • Siemens Fg Stat 23a [1956]
  • Siemens H70 [1968]
  • Siemens FeTap 611-2 [1970]
  • Siemens H70 [1975]
  • Siemens Masterset 111 [1980]

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Licensor: : Sound Ex Machina Categories: , , , .
Type: Mechanical sound effects / recordings
Specs: 244 sounds • 244 files • 24 bit / 96 kHz • 1 GB • Includes metadata
Delivery:
Instant - blazingly-fast - digital download
License type:
Royalty-free - you can select the number of users on checkout
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Vintage Telephones - A collection of 244 sounds effects extracted from vintage, rotary dial devices.


 

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GEAR USED

All sounds were recorded in mono, using an AKG C314 as an overhead mic, in close perspective, plus two contact microphones attached to different spots on the body of each device, to capture all the vibrations generated by the mechanical bell and dial systems.

SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS

High-performance sound recording room

All recording sessions have been carried out in an acoustically treated room. We recorded from a close perspective to provide dry and solid material on which you can apply your own amount of reverb or any other effect in post-production or sound design project.

Well-grounded folder structure, ease of use

The library consists of ten folders, organized by telephone type, starting with the oldest device.

Detailed metadata embedded

Each sound has detailed Soundminer metadata, that can be read by various applications and services, making them very easy to find and edit.

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