Ambient Renders | A Warm & Cozy Hotel Room In Paris | Crackling Fireplace | Rain On Window Sounds | 4K @AmbientRenders | Uploaded July 2021 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Spend the night in a beautiful Hotel in Paris, France. Throw some logs onto the crackling fire, and listen to the rain hitting the window and the balcony outside your window. Admire the beautiful architecture inside the room and out. One night in Paris or maybe two, how about three, spend every night in Paris if you wish. The most prominent sound in this video if the crackling fireplace, with some rain outside the window splashing onto the balcony, I wanted to give the feeling of it being incredibly wet outside, but dry and warm by the fireplace inside. Maybe use the laptop to study, please use this scene to drift off to anywhere you wish, away from your troubles, even if its for ten minutes, I hope that this can give you some respite to whatever is going on in your life!
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For the techy stuff:
This scene is 100% Unreal Engine 4, the only editing done in Premiere is to stitch the loop together for the 8 hours, I did think about making the lights in the room turn off after a few hours to help you sleep, but I will try this on a future video as I had ran out of time to try that on this one.
The photo of Paris outside the window is from iStock Photo, and is royalty free for me to use in my content.
The render time was quite long, but not as long as my previous videos. Al the audio editing was done in Reaper, and this scene was a very tricky one to manage, the fire can play havoc with splashing sounds as they end up merging and sounding strange, but with some careful frequency management I was able to get around this. I also gave some of the sounds some 'room' so they weren't all in your ear and sounded more like they're outside or on the other side of the room. A lot of work went into the audio for this one and I its great if you don't mind the crackling of the fire, but removing the crackle made the fire sound weird, so I left it in.
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Do not copy, reproduce or redistribute my videos anywhere on the internet, I do not give permission unless its expressly given in writing by myself. Thank you
#RainonWindow #RainatNight #RainSoundsforSleeping #ambientrenders
Spend the night in a beautiful Hotel in Paris, France. Throw some logs onto the crackling fire, and listen to the rain hitting the window and the balcony outside your window. Admire the beautiful architecture inside the room and out. One night in Paris or maybe two, how about three, spend every night in Paris if you wish. The most prominent sound in this video if the crackling fireplace, with some rain outside the window splashing onto the balcony, I wanted to give the feeling of it being incredibly wet outside, but dry and warm by the fireplace inside. Maybe use the laptop to study, please use this scene to drift off to anywhere you wish, away from your troubles, even if its for ten minutes, I hope that this can give you some respite to whatever is going on in your life!
If you like my content and feel like you want to show some extra support...
Perhaps consider 'buying me a coffee' here: ko-fi.com/ambientrenders
For the techy stuff:
This scene is 100% Unreal Engine 4, the only editing done in Premiere is to stitch the loop together for the 8 hours, I did think about making the lights in the room turn off after a few hours to help you sleep, but I will try this on a future video as I had ran out of time to try that on this one.
The photo of Paris outside the window is from iStock Photo, and is royalty free for me to use in my content.
The render time was quite long, but not as long as my previous videos. Al the audio editing was done in Reaper, and this scene was a very tricky one to manage, the fire can play havoc with splashing sounds as they end up merging and sounding strange, but with some careful frequency management I was able to get around this. I also gave some of the sounds some 'room' so they weren't all in your ear and sounded more like they're outside or on the other side of the room. A lot of work went into the audio for this one and I its great if you don't mind the crackling of the fire, but removing the crackle made the fire sound weird, so I left it in.
Copyright information:
Do not copy, reproduce or redistribute my videos anywhere on the internet, I do not give permission unless its expressly given in writing by myself. Thank you
#RainonWindow #RainatNight #RainSoundsforSleeping #ambientrenders
