5 238 zvukové soubory bez licenčních poplatků pro "Bits"

An ak-47 firing a few timesrecorded with a tascam dr-05.

A slow-paced 16 second 130-bpm drum+bass+synth loop with a bit of harp-like plucking. Created in fl studio.

A short swingy 8 second 110-bpm beat loop with strange synth on top and a bit of a hard edge to it. Created in fl studio.

Stereo binaural recording of a city park. Mostly adults talking in the background. One man sings a little bit.

Synthesized heartbeat with heart monitor, goes from slowing to dead to fast, you should be able to cut to use the bits you want.

In a food processing factory we can hear how a machine puts the sealed packaging on the final products. Recorded mono shotgun. 48000 khz, 24 bits.

Painter's adhesive tape sound with little bit of eq and compressor. Recorded in a construction site with portable sony digital recorder in burnaby, bc, canada.

Painter's adhesive tape sound with little bit of eq and compressor. Recorded in a construction site with portable sony digital recorder in burnaby, bc, canada.

Traffic noise, and at times can get a bit loud. New york city, not sure exactly where though.

Presences midi instrument from studio one with moog synthesizer and various plug ins like lfo, delay, reverb and others. Recording settings:. 48[khz]24-bit.

Sounds like a power on sound. Made from a beep with a sine waveform (the hz of which increases), and bitcrushing it at 4 bits per sample and a sample rate of 40khz.

The document scanner of the brother dcp-357c, fast searching. This sounds a bit like an organ. Approximate note: d4. Microphone: behringer c2.

Hudge sliding metalic door. Open and close differtent takes. Recorded with schoeps ab ortfrecorded on soundevice 744t48khz, 16 bits.

Circular saw on metal. Close up then general recording in a truck shed. France, 2007. Recorded with schoeps ab ortfrecorded on tascam dap148khz, 16 bits.

Used a faulty xlr cable to record some noises to simulate interference. Used an akai eie pro recording at 44khz 16 bit.

This is a drum sound i've synthesized using the great free (gpl) synthesizer zynaddsubfx. Arranged and rendered to 32-bit float wav @ 192khz using lmms (linux multimedia studio) - electronic music production program. Divided into separate files and converted to 24-bit flac using audacity. Please read the pack's description:http://www. Freesound. Org/people/unfa/packs/11746/.

His daily in an apartment in marseille. The stereo microphone (zoom h4) are in the kitchen and remain at a fixed point. The windows are open means the outside noise (traffic, a little wind. . . ) and inside (i whistle and puts business, circulates in the apartment. . . )wav 16 bit 44100 hz. Thx bad google trad ^^.

12 bars of kick drum heavily layered and processed. Sounds louder than it is / distorted. 24 bit 48 khz.

Light switch on and off. Natural clean sound with slight room reverb. 48khz 24 bit. Please comment if you use this sound.

Distant amateur fireworks sounds after midnight at beginning of a new year (2004). 48 khz 16 bit stereo. Recorded in gödöllő, hungary.

Sample drums ripped from my collection on vhs stereo tape - refresh with audacity vst effect.

A stream with some birdsong in the background. Recorded with tascam dr-40, x-y position, 48khz 24 bit. Cleaned up in rx2.

This is a friend and colleague of mine saying "push it into something i understand" i treated it a bit to give it some extra character to work in a podcast i'm working on.

A recording of a computer connecting to the internet with a dial-up connection. I only edited it a little bit, just condensing it and removing background noise.

Another of my dubstep-basslines. Have fun ;) this one is a bit crazy.

A group of duck runs back and forth past the microphones. Other noises include a food bag being rustled, robins, a collared dove and a bit of traffic.

I decided to record the sound of a hamburger cooking the other day, i guess it could work as a 'static' sound with the proper editing. Recorded with my h5 at 24-bit 48khz.

This is my take on notofficial's 'another3oh3' piece. It is a bit coarse, since i made it in audacity. Enjoy!link to original file: freesound. Org/people/notofficial/sounds/19388/.

Walking down the stairs quickly in concrete stairwellrecorded with tascam ddr-07 24-bit, 44. 1k stereo.

Stuff trown in a big abandonned reveberating factory. Thrown one by one, brick, glass etc. Recorded with schoeps ab ortfrecorded on soundevice 744t48khz, 16 bits.

Waves on the sea shore in southern brittany in 2019. Recorded by me on tascam dr-05. 16 bits, 44. 1khz.

Experimented a bit more with the sound settings, creating the spawning/training audio for knights in warcraft 2(well, close to it!).

Beer can opening recorded with zoom h6 and slightly processed. 48khz, 24 bit, stereo, wav. Use it anyway you like. Enjoy).

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I've created a patch with my korg monologue, played an e and then applied valhalla supermassive fx. During the mastering i added a bit of compression.

Foley sound effect of sub frequency noises;. Sample rate: 48 khzbit depth: 24 bits. Mfma_sonic.

A signal-ringtone, i made with a glockenspiel. It sounds a bit like from "city skylines".

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Los angeles suburban neighborhood tone. Recorded on a zoom h4n. 24-bits / 96 khz.

Wipers sound from the interior of car, recorded with zoom h4n pro recorder built in microphones. Wave, 48 khz, 24 bit.

19 march 2022 - a sound recording from the garden of a cafe in distinguished district sultanbeyli. It's recorded 4:35 pm. Used poco x3 pro smartphone. Stereo, 24bit 48khz. No more words needed.

I turned the knob that allows you to choose the washing program. It made this sound. You can also hear the dryer in the back.

This is a field recording of the hacıosman subway. I used my iphone to record this sound. I took this train to go basically everywhere, most of the week. I think the train is called m2 but i'm not sure.

I asked my dental hygienist if i could recorder her cleaning my teeth. I was lying down in the dentist's chair, with a zoom h2 (xy-stereo, 96khz, 24bit) on my belly pointing upwards. I didn't manage to record the scraping tool (that hook), but i did record:1. The cleaning tool (vibrating, high to very high pitches)2. The polishing tool (spinning?, not so loud i think)3. That thing that constantly sucks away saliva.

This was recorded from my windowsill facing onto a tarmac driveway in august 2012. There is the occasional tinkling sound of raindrops hitting a metal gate, some traffic noise, the occasional bit of thunder, and some shouts of people getting wet. At the end, raindrops start falling onto the recorder. This is fairly heavy rain by oxford standards; we probably get something like this only a couple of times a year. This fall turned into hail a bit later. Recorded with a marantz pmd661.

This morning i woke up to the sound of a city crew jackhammering concrete just outside my window. I grabbed my h2 and recorded for a while. This file is an edit of the full recording. It contains two bursts of jackhammering, one fairly short and one longer. The background noise is the sound of the air compressor. Toward the end the compressor is turned off and the last of the pressure is released by the jackhammer as it sort of "putters out". This last bit is a bit unique.

I got caught in a freak rainstorm whilst hiking a bit ago, but luckily had packed my h6 in my bag and was able to get some good little rain snippets! there's some super close sounding droplets hitting leaves, some wider pouring rain, and a bit of hand-held noise unfortunately, but i figured there's a little something for everyone here!. Recorded on zoom h6n with xy 120 degree pair.

This is a stereo 32bit float recording of the tinfoss waterfall in notodden. The recording is done with a røde nt4 stereo microphone, and a zoom f6 field recorder. The date is june 15th 2020.