505 безплатни аудиофайлове за "Reverse"

A crowd noise created my a bunch of pupils talking about different things at the same time. Some parts were reversed to disguise the language (which was russian) and the actual meaning of words.

Cassette tape being inserted into tape deck and rewound.

C add 9 b5 chord played through a journeys synth using bell saw massacre voice at c3 for six seconds. Converted to audio file, copied, copy reversed and two files merged with automatic crossfade. Now 16 and a half seconds long.

A power up sound for any sort of mechanical, high tech, or sci-fi charging up sound. Can also work for turning on jets and turbofans. This was recorded by a tascam dr-05 and is a printer cooling down reversed.

3 gal. Bucket with a sony voice recorder placed on the inside. Edited with sony sound forge, eq to get rid of the crappy voice recorder sounds and added time compress 85% of original, bend pitch and reverse on end. Also added stereo pan.

I used the free lokomotiv synth as source, with shit tons of effect processing and mixdown bouncing to result in almost sounding unrecognizable from its starting point.

A magical dreamlike background effect created from various twinkles, and wind chimes found on this site using cc0. Original effects were reversed, pitch-shifted, slowed down etc. . Used as background for a production of a midsummers night dream.

For the sound i would like to create like an "extraterrestrial signal", i took a "sifflet" and i play with it, add opening and closing effect, reverse the sens and finish the set with a battery sound to put a bit of "suspens". . .

I recorded my whistle. I have the ability to make reverse whistling sounds. I just killed background noises in my bedroom using my audio editing program and i added a reverb for that echo in the forest sound.

This is a creepy drone sound i made in audacity. I generated noise then reversed/reverbed it mulitple times before lowering the speed. Feel free to use for any projects you might have!.

Sound of tractor on landfill. Tracktor starts working crushing garbage. Sounds of beeps during reverse gear. Recorded on zoom h4n using røde ntg2 microphone. No post processing.

Dramatic plucks from a modular synth with short intense reverb swells.

Me screaming, looped forward and reverse. Part of a big-ass sample pack that might end up being the very least popular ever on freesound.

This is a combination of. - stapler- scissors- knocking on a window (reversed)- wobbling an a4 sheet of thin cardboard- sticky tape coming unstuck (with reverb). Made with audacity. Might work well as some sort of projectile launcher for a steampunk-themed game.

My door bell sound modified to sound as if it's coming from farther away as it would normally sound from a different room. Slightly biased towards the left channel, reverse the stereo channels for it to come from the right.

This is a beautiful glitchy pad i made by sampling my friend playing his guitar. I hope you like it, if you make something with it, send it to me!.

This little distorted bass one-shot was made using a combination of sine-compression and filtering techniques in conjunction with reverse reverb/ bit-crushing. I also added a pitch fall near the end. Please feel free to use this however you like!. If you'd like to credit me somewhere that'd be great, but it's not a requirement. Comment down below where you used it as i'd love to hear!. Have fun!.

A recording of ambient noises in the night, recorded with a zoom h5 handy recorder. The left and right channels have been eq'd differently to give a wider stereo feel, and a reversed version of the recording has been layered on top of the original.

Remix of soneprojects sample www. Freesound. Org/people/soneproject/sounds/334522/.

Warm white noise-ish machinery hum normalized to -2db. Slightly less than 12 seconds, with short fade in and out. No rights reserved. All wrongs reversed. Boost no ills.

Evolving drone pad, i created this with a sequenced bellpad,that i sampled from the kawai k4r, pitched at multiple octaves some reversed some with reverb or delay, mixed with a water stream & windchimes stretched out 10x.

Short samples useful to add transient accenting to sounds, can be layered with other samples, can be used to make drum samples, basses, organic keys, or stretched, reversed, sliced to create even more complex snippets.

Sfx sound made using a reversed saxophone sampled from and old jazz vinyl and an helicopter flying over my house, processed with couple of effects.

Recording of live kick drum that was gently hand-tapped with a plastic club. Recording was then reversed and processed through compressor, eq, flanger, gentle distortion and slight reverbation, to produce something almost but not quite entirely unlike an approximation of the beating of a human heart.

I recorded this on my yamamha pocketrak directly off my simmons drum amp using my epiphone sg with a vibrato pedal and a little whammy bar. One track duplication for each effect. Please comment on what you may use it for. Thanks. :-).

Some hints of distortion. Some sloppy playing around doing some pull offs. Can probably add some extra delay or even reverse the track to get a weird playback. The name says it all, sloppy.

An edit of one of my other sounds. I reversed it, then used the paulstretch effect in audacity. It made this really nice suspenseful atmospheric sound. Feel to use! please credit me if you do. Thanks! :).

A simple phrase "when my work is finished, than i'm coming back for you!" in a dark undead-ish voice. Recorded with a cheap desktop mic and fiddled with in audacity. This is a slightly different version with an echo effect applied in the reversed sample rather than the normal.

A section of the recording at https://freesound. Org/people/nlux/sounds/620955/ re-purposed for use in the makenoise morphagene eurorack synthesizer module. A high-pitched, metal windchime, sent through some granular processing software. The reel is divided into two, long halves: one with the sound playing forwards and one with it playing in reverse. This means i can easily switch from forward to reverse without tuning issues, simply by applying cv to the morphagene's 'slide' control.

Wanted to emulate the sound of a stopping / slowing down turntable for a "pause" sound effect for a video game. Feel free to reverse the sound to get the matching "continue"-counterpart =). Made in fl studio using the "fruity scratcher" effect on a simple piano note sample.

A synthetic sniper rifle scope click. Made by recording a air hose being unplugged and edited with audacity. Zoom in variant. Reverse the sound for a zoom out sound.

Quick reverse reverb on a few layers of swedish lines i was doing for a roleplay game. Enjoy.

A sound i made that would be used for buffing spell in a game such as 'iron flesh' in skyrim. There are multiple layers of sword sounds i have recorded as well as some kick samples, reverse effects and some leather flapping. Please credit if you use this it took quite a while for me to get this. Nm.

Two stainless steel bowls of different sizes were partially filled with water and knocked around to produce watery, springy, boingy sounds. Recorded in stereo using a zoom h2 digital recorder. The sounds have been reversed in this file.

Pretty much i recorded this outside of my house in michigan. I recorded 4 seconds and copy and paste, so it is about 8 seconds. The first section is played normally then i copied it and made it play reversed. This sound is loopable and free to use.

Inspired by 'thatjeffcarter' and his angel breath 4. Wav, i did my own remix of "ocean giant breathing" by 'satoration'. Time stretched, reversed, some band pass lfo, phaser, then some chorus flanger.

A horror sound for as a sound effect. I played smoke on the water on my guitar, recorded it and edited it in audacity. I reversed the audio, tuned the sound lower and speeded it up. This was the result, a creepy horror suspense sound.

6 separate tracks of my voice/breathing with pitch bend, delay, reversed, inverted, phased, and eating potato chips for extra effect! noise reduction used. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio and at2020 usb mic, processed with audacity.

Large fanblades?no. A recording of an attempt tocreate the sound of an explosion using several clicks, modified with accoustic mirror using an audio sample of a preast reading the latin prayer 'pater noster', heavily flanged, reversed, flanged again, then crossfaded into a perfect loop?yes. So. . . Fanblades. Useful? you decide.

Track was created using audacity®. The track was a generated chirp of 1 sec. Repeated once and then reversed. The gverb filter was used with a low early reflection and high room size value. And then the echo filter with 0. 2 delay time of seconds and decay factor of 0. 5 seconds was applied.

This is a "recreation" of the sounds heard at the beginning of the "alice in wonderland" superbowl tv spot. I used jobro's cinematica 7 in reverse and timbre's bass drum and discordant bells. The ticking sound i made by tapping a pen. I recorded the full "ticking track" (up to :17 in the spot) but didn't have the string hits to make it sound good.

An orchestration of a few synth sounds, placed in a pleasing order. The synths were individually chosen and some were effected. Then the entire wave file was reversed.

I was recording with audacity on my blue yeti whilst in my room. The mic was totally unbalanced on my bed and it eventually fell over but when i played it back it sounded like a nice whoosh or poof. Also if you put it in reverse it sounds like a giant wind flap like a bird or something.

A dramatic long, slow descent. You could call it a reverse woosh. Created with izotope iris 2, logic & ozone 4.

A suspenseful riser made from a wet mix of a rate-shifted bed frame being hitted and reversed after it has been "glued" or rendered as is, producing a deep, "mega-marvin" similar sample. A sample that was created from utilizing chromatic tones, stretching, reverb and the use of the wet/dry filtering to get the mix "just right". If you aren't aware of what the mega-marvin is. Mega-marvins are essentially instruments containing extremely heavy string, woodwind and varying density of materials that generate strong noises, trailing ambiances and brass-like sound qualities quite suited to the horror genre, generating a daunting and sorrowful sounds. Very fascinating stuff, look it up if you can - they're big and quite technical.

A power chord recorded with an ibanez, processed through guitar rig and some other guitar amps, and time-streched with paulstretch. Two recordings used for stereo. I also added some reverse reverb.

I rapidly pressed the fast forward and reverse buttons on a little cassette recorder while it was playing an old radio show from the 90s. One of the first fx recordings i ever did. Recorded with a samson c03u microphone, no processing.

Note c. I recorded the ukulele on my phone, playing the note c on several strings. The recording was then reversed and treated with more reverb. At the end of the recording, after processing, we got a very cool "wind" effect. Place the file in the sampler with root note c and get an unusual cinematic pad. Enjoy).

Quick flourishes of synth keys going up and down the pentatonic scale. Synth used was the korg ms 20 mini, analogue and monophonic. Subtle filtering and echo was placed on the recordings, as well as some reversing.

Remixing of sound "dream. Wav" https://freesound. Org/people/f_tts/sounds/4172/ made by f_tts https://freesound. Org/people/f_tts/originally license under sampling + licensehttp://creativecommons. Org/licenses/sampling+/1. 0/. Edited with audacityif you download this file follow the original license requirements.