Very nice. Does anyone have a recommendation of a good rain in video game? The genre - racing, shooter, RPG, or even a demoscene - I don't mind, I just want good rains and thunderstorms!
Rain simulator for pluviophiles
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#43I've heard a couple of other sites like this, is there a googlable term for them? A directory? Soudscape site? The rain sound loops a bit too often in longer listening.
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#44Oh man, as a southerner stuck in California, I cannot tell you how much I miss rain. And especially thunderstorms[1]. (if you want a few recommendations) I love how the drops wipe away the moisture on the "window"; in my experience the droplets won't fall perfectly straight: they get perturbed by the smaller droplets on the window (what they're wiping away). Subsequent drops in the "tracks" left by earlier drops will…
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#45Note for rain-fans: a 'pink noise' generator can make a sound which, while not quite like a recording, should make you feel the same rainy feelings. :)
play -n synth 08:00:00 pinknoise
[1]: http://sox.sf.net/Re: Rain simulator for pluviophiles
#46Oh man, as a southerner stuck in California, I cannot tell you how much I miss rain. And especially thunderstorms[1]. (if you want a few recommendations) I love how the drops wipe away the moisture on the "window"; in my experience the droplets won't fall perfectly straight: they get perturbed by the smaller droplets on the window (what they're wiping away). Subsequent drops in the "tracks" left by earlier drops will…
The author of Boodler also has an iOS app [3] specifically for the thunderstorm.
[1]: http://boodler.org/ [2]: http://boodler.org/package/com.eblong.ow.storm/ [3]: http://zarfhome.com/pocketstorm/