10,879 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Noise"

This signifies my approval. Background noise reduced in this replacement file.

I ride in an old elevator. There are water noises inside the elevator.

Low ambient noise, like a factory or a machine.

Some more vinyl dust for y'all.

Dome of light by Monplaisir

Crowd noise and school marching band passing by.

Sound of a 1950's am radio channel surfing.

Open plough field , wind and noise of dry grass.

A static sound effect that can be looped and used for a radio or something.

Just a series of different kinds of gasps.

An actor collapsing on a stage floor. Mostly thud, not much clothing noise.

A field recording of a tram intersection.

Made by data-bending a video in audacity then re-recording the video with audacity.

A sample from a databent dll using audacity.

Imported image data of a black and white jpeg.

Buzz of a neon light, steady.

Man's noises during sex.

Playing a pleyel piano, with some background noise.

Triming the pencil.

Recorded somewhere in 2016, forgot about this one.

Raw data sounds from my personal sound library.

Linear decay produced from stereo pink noise to reproduce 80's plate reverb in a convolution reverb plug-in. This can be filtered to find best character.

I have a metal container that is used to collect coins. Its lid is on a hinge and when this lid is hit it bounces, making progressively quieter noises each bounce. Fun stuff. Recorded with a boss br864 digital studio and a shure mic.

A processed iphone recording of some rain while i was sitting in my car. Cc0 license.

Date: 29/9/2017location: hamilton, new zealand. Played this piece with a marine band hohner in the key of c. This was recorded using audacity with macbook pro's built-in microphone. I used audacity's noise reduction feature to drown out the noise in thebackground.

I have recorded a sound made by crumpling a paper. Then i have recorded the noise made by scratching a streaked lid with a spoon. Then i have generated a pluck ( pitch 100), repeated it till the end, and added a “wahwha effect”. I used audacity.

Captured during a windstorm. Dead blot unlocks, then the door swings open. The distant white noise of the storm drones on until the door swings back and closes loudly, then the magnetic screen clicks together.

A classic dance-type noise clap. For the sake of an inside joke, i was going to put a lengthy description here, drenched in sarcasm, implying that this was stolen, but that's probably not a smart thing to do.

I recorded a beep that is coming from outside my flat, don't know what it is, perhaps a smoke alarm or a light sensor is in distress. Applied some noise reduction and effects to produce this sound.

Opening a frozen roof window covered with ice. After opening there is possible to hear noise from outside (birds and hum) and also some noises caused by holding a recorder. Recorded with sony pcm-d50, built in mics.

Small russian town evening sounds. Traffic noises, cars passing by, seagulls and swifts, people talking. Recorded with tascam dr-05.

A light breeze at werribee south beach marina 11pm sunday 29 nov 2020. According to the internet it was 13km/h wind and 85% humidity. Recorded with zoom h4n pro. Victoria, australia.

Cricket ambience, recorded on a humid evening in the summer of 2011. Some gentle wind noise through the trees is also audible, as are some distant motorcycles and an airplane flying overhead. (the wind noise on the mic briefly becomes loud a few times, but the recording is mostly clean. ).

Piano, ambience, pedal, hammer, keys, pedal-press, bench, piano-bench, noise, background, creaks, stereo.

In an attempt to add warmth to my productions, i sampled some of the more distinctive sounds mostly from the lead-ins and lead-outs from dirty/scratched records. If shortened, they make for interesting _analog_ glitch noises.

Request. 126bpm i think. If you loop, clicking noise should go away.

Static with a sort of jackhammer pace at 107. 9 on the fm side of the radio dial. Recorded from a digital tuner, with a quick flip to 87. 5 fm then back to the 107. 9 static. Definitely qualifies as noise.

Noise that sounds similar to vinyl crackle, made with serum. The preview on this sound really doesn't do it justice.

Group kmm-this recording has a lot of low frequencies because of the wind. You can also hear keys jangling in the background. At the end of the clip, there is a door that is being closed. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder, high quality.

City bird in tbilisi, sololaki 4:00 amtascam dr-40x.

Potable hoover (vacuum as known in the states) powered-on. Portable vacuum cleaner turned on. Short sample which can be looped. Two samples are included, the first is about 30cm away from the microphone and the second is a close-up to the microphone. I would advice using the end of the audio file to apply noise removal however have left this upload of the sound unedited so you can tweak this yourself to find what fits your project best. Noise removal may not be necessary at all depending on how you incorporate the sound. Also to be fair, how do you add noise removal to what is essentially glorified white noise?.

Field recording from sault ste marie, mi. Noon-hour traffic on a 25 mph street cars passing over a bridge. Little or no wind noise. Recorded on a tascam 4-track with a sure hi-z mic, onto a maxell cassette. Circa 1990'sconverted to ; 16bit 44. 1 dual mono (not true stereo).

This is a series of sounds created using brown or brownian noise to generate 'silence' that can be put into the background of videos (or other media). The names are just descriptive to differentiate them and don’t include any added sounds. If the sound of one is close, then try others in the pack. Creative commons zero licence, but would be great to hear from you if the sounds are useful.

Simple synth snare + 3 higher speeds. ⸻ "how do you make a classic synth snare, do you just take white noise and go like. . . " *goes like* ". . . Huh" yep you just go like. (going like consists of setting an oscillator to sine with just a release tail and noise + a lowpass snapping up and trailing off gently + compression/distortion of some sort + high frequency shelf snapping down from high gain and then back up).

A grey squirrel (sciurus carolinensis) recorded early afternoon on 23rd july, 2018. The animal was shaking its tail while calling from the trees, approximately, 3 metres from the ground. Recorded with sennheiser k6/me66 attached to a zoom h5. Editing was done with audacity, mainly to cut the worst of the road and aircraft noise. No noise reduction was been carried out. There is some road, aircraft and rail noise. There can also be heard woodpigeon, carrion crow, blue tit and some insects.