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Some experimental beat that i made today. Kick drum panning with a lpf lfo on it. Some percussion loop also with a similar effect done in ableton live as opposed to fl studio. Then some hi fi hats done in fl studio. Please enjoy and use and let me know what you use it in.

Reworking the blue screen of death sound in audacity. -------------------------------------------------------music used: mf doom - one beer (https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=6jd0vicl4og)adjusted the repeat rate using a 50 hertz square wave tone. I hope this sound is realistic, but for you it might be scary.

Made with js loop granular sampler and midi note repeater from reaper. You can use it for comic, animation sound making or for horror movies. I added some grain to make it more squishy and more intense. If you want to use it, credit me with a link (as keirasound).

Just some quick piano background for the videos, i originally used it to put on a video of some diy stuffnot so very proud of it, but i think that will do if using in a simple projects. That's why i'm giving it away for free. :) hope that helps!.

I made this yesterday on bandlab. Combined some loops and "mc euphoria" was born. If you want a specific sound from this, i will be posting everything i used later. Use it or not it's up to you. . . :). (volume warning).

This is a slow version of the s. G. I. Buddhist mantra nam myo ho renge kyo. It was recorded by me with my voice and a bit of echo and reverb using the audacity program. The recording device used was my computer windows xp with a very low-end microphone. I downloaded a free audacity recording program.

Stretched sound, good for video games. I made the original sample in fruity loops using the reverse effect on a basic software sample sound. After that i used paul stretcher effect in audacity to stretch everything up and give it a longer feel. Also added little bit of dellay and reverb after stretching it.

Whitney music box, unnumbered variation. This is similar to variation 1, except that the music is played by a piano, and only 40 notes are used, instead of 48, to keep the pitches within a more listenable range. Music generated using a program written in the nyquist language. Visualization:http://www. Coverpop. Com/whitney/index. Php?var=v0.

Feel free to use as you wish. No need to mention me. Simple race semaphore countdown. This sound was made with audacity software, using a base sound and aplying some filters to it.

Recorded with a zoom h4n. Feel free to use any of my foley sounds!.

Few firework booms recorded using my pc microphone. I cut out silence between booms and removed some noise.

Clip of a band performing in a room next to us, captured from outside of the room.

This sound was recorded with a small morrocan drum. I used this sound for coursera course "audio processing for music applications".

140. 658 bpm. Made using reason 6. 5. It's a heavily processed subtractor synth.

Me imitating a didgeridoo. Recorded by my pencam audio recorder and created using my own voice. Enjoy!.

A short clip from my roland kit set on 'robo'. Please comment on what you will use it for. Thanks. :^).

Recorded this in a friends backyard. Got a few puffs of wind hitting the mic. Please comment on what you will use it for. Thanks. :^).

Water splash recorded in wav 48khz 24bit using a zoom h4n and denoised.

Freight train going over small bridge. Recorded using a sony pcm m-10.

Hip hop drum loop made using reaper daw and cerebrum vsti.

A sawbass sound recorded from the mfb synth. Very useful for stepsequencing but not only. Velocity is 127.

A sawbass sound recorded from the mfb synth. Very useful for stepsequencing but not only. Velocity is 127.

A sawbass sound recorded from the mfb synth. Very useful for stepsequencing but not only. Velocity is 127.

A sawbass sound recorded from the mfb synth. Very useful for stepsequencing but not only. Velocity is 127.

A sawbass sound recorded from the mfb synth. Very useful for stepsequencing but not only. Velocity is 127.

Removing floppydisc from floppy drive(direct to pc recording. No tapemashine used).

Drumkit using tight, hard plastic brushes. Recorded stereo 24bit with a sony pcm-d50.

This sound can be used as the sound a blade being sharpened on a wet rock or some sort of grinding machine.

A pad made using fl studio's 3xosc, fruity reverb 2 and fruity lovephilter.

Pitched up hit could use for a happy hardcore riff.

I growled into a mic, then simply lowered the pitch using audacity.

Sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssshhhhhh////----please do leave a comment if you use it. No need to credit me.

It's the voice of a female friend saying "baby scorpion in spanish" recorded using a macbook pro laptop.

Sound effect created with bfxr. Suggested use - status effect.

A very random sound, recorded by me and edited in audacity. Good luck finding a good use for this audio! :).

Sharp horn shot from a small suv being locked using the remote.

A metal detector beeping multiple times using a zoom h1 recorder.

Free to use, designed for video games, synthesized on audacity.

I used ms paint, sky net, and a third (not sure what it was called) and messed with them in audacity.

A stick breaking in the forest, could also be used as bones breaking.

Heavily processed vst synth sounds using various filters, delays, chorus, flangers and reverb.

Random handling of prop weapon used for gun handling sounds.

Recording of water running over rocks in a stream in urban woodland. Recording using a zoom h2n and windshield.

I used an h2 to record various hammer strikes on different metal objects. Outdoors and real.

A clock ticking. Can be used for ambience, mouse-over/clicking, or whatever.

Fade sound used for scene changes or more like flashbacks, made with my mouth.

A whoopee cushion. I don't have many uses for this, to be honest.

Two rapid, ascending beeps. Good for use in a user interface or application to indicate something turning on. Made in audacity.

I used this sound to get stretched to a 161 minutes of song it is one minute long.

Toilet paper ripping. Please let me know if you use this sound! :).