I always think when I record a sound “Now This is my favorite one”! Until I record the next!
We are 11 more days in Vietnam and living 5 minutes away from this blacksmith shop and I told Libby since 3 weeks that I have to record this incredible hammering ambient!
I always saw both men sitting around the fire and hammering steel and creating amazing things by hand. This is really hard handwork, not just programming and turning the laser on.
I told myself "If I want this sound I have to ask" so I walked
with a smile on my face and a friendly Xin Chào” into the shop. I showed him my recorder and pointed with my fingers to the fire, the hammer and to my ears so he could understand how much I love this sound and that I am super grateful if I could record it. They both start laughing ( is in the recording) but had no problem with it at all.
Could you imagine sitting all day in and out on the floor like both men and working in this position? No shoe, gloves or special protection glasses!
About the recording!
This recording has everything. You can listen to the hammering sound, the moment he turns on the heat and fills the fire hole with coal you can hear the crackling. Super cool!
After he is done with hammering the first part, he calls his colleague and together with two hammer they hammering even more and after that is done, he puts the steel in a little metal box to bring form into the steel.
We also have some background noise like the men behind me hammering and we are directly next to the street so we can listen to cars and motorbikes and this is typically for Vietnam. It is such a beautiful sound and I hope you Guys from @Dsound 
This Sound Version is like always exclusive for Steemit and that means license-free and royalty-free under Public Domain CC0.
You find this information in the Metadata of the downloadable sound file that is recorded in 96/24 WAV.
Close your eyes, enjoy the sound and you will be in Vietnam.
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