A peaceful, insect dominated recording of an open field surrounded by woods in the midwest. Equipment: zoom f3emc clippy 272 omni microphones. Recorded on august 24th 2022.
Meat frying in a pan: in this sound you can hear the "tisss' sound meat makes when you put it in a hot pan. Recorded using the zoomh4n and the rode ntg1 condenser shotgun microphone. No processing was added to the sound.
Norwich city football crowd walking away from the football ground after a match. Recorded from an apartment window using a shure sm81 microphone on saturday 8th october 2022.
A soda can's tap being popped open and the soda is poured into a glass. This sound was recorded on a zoom h6 handy recorder with a sennheiser shotgun microphone. Recorded within a kitchen.
The sounds of walking through muddy/mucky patches after rain within a forest in howard county, maryland. This sound was recorded on a zoom h6 handy recorder with a sennheiser shotgun microphone.
I created this sound by lightly rubbing a tissue on the microphone. I'm not entirely sure what it could be used for, perhaps as an equip sound effect in a game? anyways. . Hopefully it comes as useful to someone!.
Field recording made with zoom h2 mic with reverse 2 stereo microphones. Recording from the beginning of the march, rain, crowds building till first sound-system passes.
Jazz big band warmup before a gig. Trumpets, reeds, drums, create the typical cacophony of sound before the show. Recorded using a decca tree microphone setup. Zoom h4n, 48khz, 26 bit.
The end of the protective tube for my microphone being turned and producing a not so nice, rusty sounding, squeak. Part of my squeaks pack. Recorded with a rode ntg-3, through a sqn 4s, into a zoom h4.
Cello played with the bow on the bridge and with muted strings (by the left hand) / variations in bow pressure and partials of the strings (sul ponticello) / crackling rosin / recorded at very close distance with zoom h4n build in microphones.
A bicycle ratchet sound recorded in an anechoic chamber with a condenser microphone, 2010, hyunjoo chung, nara hahn, sang-bae chon, keunwoo choi, hyun-woo koh, at seoul national university, applied acoustics laboratory.
Some rain. Recorded on 7-6-2015. Microphone used is a sure sm58. Interface is an m-audio fasttrack usb. Nothing fancy, feel free to use it as you see fit!.
I recorded this riding a bicycle. Please be patient to download and decode it and listen to it with a closed headphones, and you can hear kaleidoscopic sound of summer. Using two omnidirectional microphones and sony md walkman.
This is a sound of opening and closing a creaking door. The microphone was kept close to the ground, so the handle's noise isn't included in this recording.
Just a clear regular gulp. Cartoon style. Recorded on blue snowball microphone 8. 10. 2017 - recording for my own animation series, mars tv. (voice of marty the goofball martian).
Train passes right to left at middle speed. Microphones close to the railway. France, 2013. Recorded with schoeps oct set up reduced to stereorecorded on sounddevice 744t24 bits, 48khz, stereo.
Sound of taking cd wallet, opening the zipper, then closing the zipper and putting the wallet back to the table. Recorded with laptop microphone. Removed laptop fan noises by hum reducing, but no other editing.
A skinny balloon deflating suddenly after being removed from a pump. There are some breathy, hissing noises at the start as i fumble with the balloon. Recorder: olympus digital voice recorder. Microphone: sony ecm-ms907.
Recorded with a zoomh5 stock xy microphone pointed down at my feet. This version used a 16db noise reduction. This is my first upload and attempt at getting gravel footsteps. I'll rerecord soon.
Skittles poured into a ceramic bowl. Was recorded with a zoom h5 with the regular microphone, or a korg cm-300. Both mic versions are available here along some merged versions.
This is the sound of vigorously shaking a bottle of salt dressing. Recorded with a sound devices mixpre3ll and a matched set of audio technica at943 microphones.
This is the sound of a plastic garbage can sliding across a cement floor. Recorded in stereo on a sound devices mixpre3ll with a pair of audio technica at943 microphones.
The sound of planted bamboo creaking in the wind, with the occasional crow. Could be used for any creaking wood. Recorded in brisbane, australia using a bp4025 microphone and zoom f6 floating-point recorder.
Multiple different vibration sounds from an iphone se, recorded with a sennheiser 416 shotgun microphone into a sound devices 633 recorder. Trimmed in pro tools, no other eq or effects applied.
Pequeña captura de un paisaje nocturno cercano al mar con un sistema m/s de schoeps. Small capture of a night landscape near the sea with an m / s technique and schoeps microphones.
Jazz big band warmup before a gig. Trumpets, reeds, drums, create the typical cacophony of sound before the show. Recorded using a decca tree microphone setup. Zoom h4n, 48khz, 26 bit.
Me saying "ooooh, what's that sensation baby" originally used in an asmr video (https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=f3tqih1xkgw) use it for whatever you like!. [recorded on blue snowball microphone].
Chromatic handbells 12 tones. C# tone. File 48khz, 24bit, stereo, no processing. Normalized to -3db. Recorded using a-b stereo technique witch 30 cm spacing between and 50 cm from bell. Microphones: a pair of dpa 4006 microphones with ua0777 nose conesinterface: focusrite saffire liquid 56. Studio room: w:2,5m x d:2. 0m x h:2,8m. Each file contains 3 techniques: single tone, double and ringing bell.
Recording of wind heard through coniferous tress, in residential banff, alberta, canada. Recorded using two microphones, xy, neumann kmr 81i, sound devices 744 t.
Grabado con tascam dr100micrófonos internos del tascam (direccionales)int. Dìa/iglesia sacerdote hablando. Recorded with tascam dr100tascam internal microphones (directional)int. Dìa church / the priest talking.
Sound clip of me at home "zipping up" a pencil bag, slowed down 31% and noise reduction applied. Recorded with conexant smart audio and at2020 usb microphone, processed with audacity.
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.
Box full of christmas ornaments hitting the ground. Recordist peter brucker / recorded 12/5/2018 / ribbon microphone / several moving boxes full of christmas ornaments.
A denim jacket and a wool coat rubbed together to recreate the sound of a hug for an audio drama. Recorded in an iso booth with a large diaphragm condenser microphone and de-noised. (there's a sigh at the end, also for the purpose of the scene. ).
Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -fast hits. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.
Unprocessed snare drum sample (1 of 4) which was created during the last recordings with my band. Recorded with a dynamic microphone. I would describe the sound as a "rock snare which wants to be a funk snare".
Me eating potato chips. Recorded in an amateur recording studio(box with a flat sheet as padding), with a sentey usb gaming headset microphone, and edited in audacity. Feel free to use this in video/video games, it's royalty free.
This is the sound of knocking the cork out of a bottle of champagne with a saber (after a few practice hacks that hit the glass rim of the bottle). Recorded with a boom microphone onto a p2 card via a panasonic hvx200 digital video camera.
Wet peas dropped in a glass bowl. Recorded through audacity with an audio technica a2020 microphone. I reduced some backround noise and sent it through a high pass to reduce low frequencies.
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.
Turning a page in a book: this sound has crackling sound when the page turns. Recorded using the zoomh4n and the rode ntg1 condenser shotgun microphone. No processing has been done to this sound. The book used was math textbook.
