Whitenoise Records VHS Noise WAV
Whitenoise Records VHS Noise WAV
Whitenoise Records presents a unique sounds.com exclusive release featuring all kind of noises from a 90's videocassette recorder (VCR). Also for those who seek that lo-fi vibe we encourage to layer into your tracks one of the sounds labeled "analog" which happens to be the recognisable background sound of 90's videocassettes. 16 x 44.1 kHz, 24-bit.

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