Whistled language
I just invented my own whistled language and here's how it sounds.
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Toys
This category is showcasing audio recordings of fun common toys.
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Wind up 3
Playing with a wind-up toy, recording snippet #3.
Kitchen timer windup
A quick, mechanical whir, as the kitchen timer's spring is wound up.
Fur Elise musicbox
The hauntingly beautiful strains of Beethoven's "Fur Elise", delivered by the slightly off-kilter chimes of an old, rusted music box.
Dropped spinner
Disengaging and falling into the abyss while spinning with dizzying speed.
Wind up 4
Playing with a wind-up toy, recording snippet #4.
Wind up 2
Playing with a wind-up toy, recording snippet #2.
Springy
A 3 seconds long impossible to describe sound.
Stirring drum (fast)
A sound recorded by playing with a stirring drum, evoking a sense of urgency. A frenetic, woody flurry.
Vuvuzela blow
Vuvuzela roaring sound, so annoying.
Wind up 1
Playing with a wind-up toy, recording snippet #1.
Stirring drum
A lively, joyful, skipping rhythm created recorded by playing with a stirring drum.
Aww
It makes you feel pity for it even if you don't know what this is.