10 безплатни аудиофайлове за "Radio Drama"

60s sounds.

Answering a vintage rotary phone - used in the new old-time radio show production of lucille fetcher's "sorry, wrong number. " to show your support for our podcast click here:. Https://anchor. Fm/thenewoldtimeradioshow/episodes/2---lucille-fletchers-sorry--wrong-number-eh81fa.

Storm radio interference error signalrecorded tascam dr-05xedited: adobe + fxs + mastered.

Mother and son in a kitchen-scene (fx-brokendialog).

A theme i composed* on cubase with edirol orchestral samples. I use some of these themes on radio dramas and readings that i put out on my radio show. I haven't used this one yet but i'll put out some more that i have and haven't used it he coming months - no need to attribute the source, just use away. *compose is an excessively generous word for my trial and error use of the piano roll function.

Wistful posthumous letter between ignorant white and modest black, who are now fond friends. Of course, there is no escaping the white guy blundering his way through conversation.

A creepy female scream that sounds like it's on a radio for halloween or anything creepy you want to use it for. Made on groovepad.

A solo violin sample from edirol orchestral was used a base, using pitch bend and then layering against pitch shifted copies of the original. Then lots and lots and lots of reverb and maybe other effects. I spent way too long on this for no certain outcome but actually it was perfect for the radio drama i was theoretically producing it for.

This is a recording of the sea-side. The wind noise was was difficult to remove (i hadn't used a wind shield for the microphone); so i decided to use it as part of a sound designed piece. I would use this as background for gaming or for radio drama; you may use it however you wish.

While recording narration on my blue yeti microphone, the cable came loose in just such a way that it started glitching and converted everything i said into weird techno music. In the radio drama big data, it was used to represent the end of the internet. You are free to use it in any way you like, but it would be super funny if you credit it to "broke yeti" as though that is a real band and help me confuse people.