thanks for listening 🥹
I wanted it to sound like someone on a boat sailing through a lake and the wind was to give it some texture
Which I made by blowing into my phone mic
Sure, it makes total sense. I also found myself trying to recreate wind blowing to the mic in the past. Wind is however one of the most difficult sounds to capture with a microphone, as if we are too closely or directly exposed to it, it quickly saturates the mic sensor and instead of its "howling" nature we get the pure noisy variations of pressure in the capsule. In fact wind alone paradoxically makes no sound, as it is the air itself moving, but its contact with other stuff creates its sound, so in order to capture it we need to record its friction with other natural elements from far away distances in open spaces, and then we have the problem of other noises getting in the way (distant cars, insects, rustling leaves, the waves of the ocean, etc.), so not an easy feat!