Based in Australia, Kyle Evans is sound editor and recordist whose work encompasses short and feature films, radio plays, live events, and other audio and visual mediums. This also includes three years as head of Production Media at convention, and most recently he was sound designer on six episodes of the fantasy/adventure series "Tales From The Table," which aired on The Escapist. Kyle also worked on the feature film "From Parts Unknown," the radio play series "Bacon Quest" and "Auditorium," and the short films "The House of Usher" and "Don't Ya Wanna Dance?"
This recording was taken from underneath a large metal bridge as trains rolled over it, resulting a powerful metal rumbling, shaking and rattling. Features both sounds of heavy metal trembling and the heartbeat sound of the train clunking on the tracks overhead. (Stereo - 96kHz / 24bit), Transportation,
A steam train goes through a number of steam burst noise types, from chugging to releasing steam to puffs and blasts. Recording of the Puffing Billy steam train in Australia. (Mono - 48kHz / 24bit), Transportation,
Tram flying past with an efficient whoosh. Mics are positioned low and captured a nice amount of undercarriage noise. Good for trams or as a spaceship design element. Recording is from a common modern tram from Melbourne, Australia. Some road ambience audible in background. (Stereo - 96kHz / 24bit), Transportation, Streetcars & Trolleys
Doors of a tram opening. Recording is from a common modern tram from Melbourne, Australia and the door itself is a 4-section type that folds open with a squeak and a clatter. Minimal amount of crowd noise. (Stereo - 96kHz / 24bit), Transportation, Streetcars & Trolleys
Interior perspective of the Puffing Billy steam train as it chugs uphill. Lots of interesting metal groans and growls as the train struggles. Includes single occurrences of a train whistle and passing a train signal. Great design element for scifi or steam punk. (Stereo - 96kHz / 24bit), Transportation,
