Free to use in whatever you'd like. I made this for video game loading/menu screens. Just be sure to let me know what you think!. P. S (it perfectly loops!).
I rubbed a couple of lego models together to make this sound. It sounds like a character is building a model, and the bricks click together like in a game.
This is what it sounds like on a computer’s fan, i manually clicked it on maximum speed for 30 seconds straight, recorded and edited on a iphone 13 pro device. Yes this is a laptop if you already know in the tags.
Eastern vibe instrumental loop that i worked on a few years back. Could be cool remixed and chopped up etc. . . Or as is. . . Do whatever you like with iiiiit! peace and biscuits.
I whistled at my cockatiel and recorded it's chirping. Removed background noise through voicemod and audacity, because there was a fish tank in the room and the water filter was making a loud noise.
Here's a bunch of sounds i made for one stock for sale, but they rejected it. So here you go!. Synthesized with zynaddsubfx, sequenced and mixed with lmms.
Just a cartoony short flap you could use when a cartoon character is waving. Recorded a notebook that i shook to produce a flapping sound using a cd-r king pc microphone and processed with adobe audition.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Some simple claps i recorded with an sm7b. Raw and fairly unedited. (some gain compression used to boost the low-mid frequencies. )great for layering on top of each other! -eg.
Was listening to my own sounds. . . I tried to play d_blipp_ed. Wav at the same time as c_blipp_ed. Wav. Thought it sounded cool. Decided to combine these to sounds to an ambient loop. Here it is.
Ice dropping into cup, pouring of non-fizzy beverage, setting cup down. Made from files found here, and i put them together for full motion of getting a drink.
For a sound design project. I got the clock tower bell and bird field recordings from freesound and combined a sound of a metallic object and stick breaking to create the ticking.
The sound of my bathroom fan grinding away. I like listening to the pulsating tones of it. Sounds kind of like some crazy machine. Recorded on the zoom h4n microphones. 24/96.
The sounds of water dripping from my a/c into a bucket. If you used this sound and would like to credit me, i would be honored, but if not, that is fine as well. Hope this helps in anyway.
About to jump, carrying out a ‘don’t even think about it' set of instructions while holding off a looming tsunami of better judgment. I did that by sheer force of will, a superpower developed in my early teens.
I have recorded this public announcement from mosque's speaker on 11. 04. 2020. One day before, government declared curfew because of coronavirus. This is the first day of curfew.
The sound of a teabag squeezer hitting the lid of an ornamental brass pot. It creates a generic "ding" sound. There is a small amount of static noise in the background. Sounds slightly like a triangle i guess. Recorded with a cheap pc microphone.
3 little boys fooling around with their "first sony", a cheap cassette taperecorder. Recorded in 1991 on christmas morning. I had to denoise it,because quality of recording was very poor, little reverb.
A sound effect made in flstudio. A deep bellowing, windy sound made from utilizing fruity plugins like fruity love philter on a recorded percussion sample i took with my then crappy svure mic.
This is a combination of birds' echoes, songs, and chirps that are made to try to recreate to the best of my ability the soundscape i heard when walking through a park near my house. This was made for a project in the music appreciation elective at loyola high school.
A cartoony waterdroplet sound made by flicking my cheek whilst imitating a fish. Works as well as it did back when i was 12. Lol. Cc0 - use however you like, no attribution necessary. Enjoy.
This is one of 17 recordings made with the same patch. Same tempo, same scale, different outcome. I made this recordings for disquiet junto project 0377: algorithms assemble.
I'm note sure where or when i recorded this, but it features a number of interesting and useful sounds. It opens with a nice tone, and features various evocative scenes.
I was up in the loft and found tow old 'light sabres' that had been there for years. To my surprise they still worked, so heere thy are, as recorded. There are a few clicks on here that are the sound of the buttons being pushed.
Mono samples of the landscape stereo field! it is a very interesting instrument, but sometimes hard to find. I did my best to cver a wide variety of the available sounds.
A drum pattern in 11/8 time. Someone on freesound's forums requested some strange timings for drum patterns, so i programmed these for them. Decided to make an entire pack up.
Loops created in ableton live9 some with push with various instruments and effects, this pack is work in progress, i would like to add loops and sounds over time, please check back here and then.
