Hi there,
Considering the fact that there is neither video nor talking I don't really know wheter it would be appropriate to call this recording role play, but I think it is at least something similar mainly because the most important thing is to create a feeling for the listener of actually being an object of a personal attention.
This video is a combination of many different sounds which you can hear in a doctors office, hospital, and other places related with the term: ''medical''. The video is a bit longer than usual, so I decided to add a list of the most characteristic parts in which different examinations are performed:
03:25 BMI calculation (measuring weight, and height)
05:02 Checking blood pressure
08:00 Physical examination of the head
12:11 ECG examination (Heart monitor, printer)
17:02 Using a bandage
18:02 Ear cleaning 1 (wet)
20:52 Pills (giving medicaments)
22:24 Ear cleaning 2 (dry)
24:23 Pills (second dose)
25:09 One more use of blood pressure gauge
The tempo is not very slow, and it's completely intentional. I wanted to create something what would sound similar to the real experince from our everyday life. I decided to take the risk, and we will see wheter you like it or not.
I used a little bit smaller dummy head in order to create as much realistic binaural experience as was possible. In this case the sounds may not be as good separated as it was in some of my previous videos. Don't hesistate to tell me your suggestions, and preferences in the comments below. I will surely take into consideration every single one.
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