Meadow Grass

How it's made

Source

flexible tall grass blades rubbing under summer wind; independent pink and white noise beds model many overlapping friction contacts, rather than pitched stems or a bare wind oscillator.

Body

broad blade friction at 700-4800 Hz, Q 0.55, above a quiet 180-1100 Hz air cushion; two low-pass stages soften seed-head hiss above 4-7 kHz. No whistles or sustained resonances.

Envelope

irregular wind waves of several seconds drive both friction level and spectral opening; neighbouring clumps lag by 0.35-0.9 s, with independent 0.7-1.8 Hz flutter, not a repeating pulse.

Events

soft blade contacts at roughly 3-15 per second, 25-65 ms attacks and 70-220 ms releases; broad 1.8-4.3 kHz noise puffs merge into the bed without impulsive crackles.

Variation

seeded streams separate air, blades, flutter and contacts; breeze controls excitation, motion controls wave contrast and pace, dryness shifts friction colour and contact prominence.

Presets

sheltered soft grass, dense green blades, dry seed heads and broad rolling meadow waves; dry stereo recording, no added reverberation. Requested texture duration is 20 seconds.

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