Hotel couple keeping very quiet.

[LeStanf]

This is a pair of recordings I made during a hotel stay last week. They were among the more difficult captures I’ve made because the couple were extremely quiet love makers and the hotel was very busy, so I had to record them through the wall.
Funnily enough, neither had been particularly quiet in the bar earlier, laughing and giggling a lot, but they were obviously going to great care to avoid making loud sex sounds. You can hear the passion of her gasps as she comes though, which I find to be really erotic and heartfelt (or at least clitfelt).
I’d say they were both in their early thirties and both of medium height and build. She was wearing a low cut top which revealed a lot of cleavage so I was expecting to hear more of her when they got back to their bed chamber. Nonetheless, I’m quite pleased with the two files considering the difficulties involved.
The first recording was late at night, about 11.30, the next was taken the following morning.

[LeStanf]

and here's the next morning's file.

[yeppie]

For me the first file made it. Very erotic quiet gasps, your best 2013 recording imho. Thank you.

[sc0tt-uk]

Glad to see you broke through the barren barrier!

Great stuff, as always.

[LeStanf]

Thanks sc0tt-uk. Yeah, I was starting to wonder whether the hotel receptionists were deliberately putting me in end rooms without neighbours! Did they know what I was planning?

[JulietH]

I stay in a lot of hotels and have taken to doing a corridor run before I check in. That way I can tell the reception I stayed in room such and such before and is that room (or area) available again. Believe me it pays. The panting is truly erotic thanks J x

[Audio]

thanks for this one...kind of erotic i must admit. what equipment did you use to record through the wall?

[LeStanf]

Hello Audio, I have a through-the-wall microphone I bought from a Spy shop in Sheffield, England, last year. I connect this to my PC via a battery powered amplifier and make the recordings using Audacity. Most of the recordings I've made since Christmas have used this equipment. It's really fiddly to use and is prone to background noise and mains hum, but when it's set up just right I can get some lovely recordings.