1.140 lizenzfrei Audiodateien für "Laut"

Loud male laugh.

Home noises.

Slamming a large wooden door.

A door that is being closed with a large amount of force.

A bunch of people clapping.

High whistling recorded with lenovo yoga 11e internal microphone. Distortion added in audacity.

Recoded on a school computer.

This is someone loudly walking on a carpet.

Baby crying loud.

This is a recording of a very close (within 100 meters) cloud to ground strike.

Loudly opening and closing a silverware drawer in my kitchen.

I recorded the sound of my alarm clock using a zoom h4n recorder and a rode m3 microphone. I can picture this sound being used at the start of an audio documentary that discusses the morning routine of someone who has to wake up early everyday. Maybe even the start of a film; this loud and obnoxious noise is an instant attention-grabber.

Loud sound.

Men with a whistle.

The dinging of metal armor on a man.

Male taking a deep breath.

Knocking on a metal door that is locked.

Long wind blowing.

Two blue jay birds seem to be communicating this morning in my backyard.

Used audacity to change pitch and add effects.

More epic background noise :d. More epicer truncatination!!! :dd. Aeiou and sometimes y!.

Nice little bass stab i never used.

This is a recording of laptop fan. Recorded with mobile phone camera. Keep volume down so you don't hurt your ears.

A loud sneeze recorded with a shure sm7b.

I just moved a lego model across my desk to make this.

Closing a door really loudly.

Stuff for my stream again.

Stuff for my stream again.

I screwed around in audacity and made this. The original sound is from my brother, being weird.

Shortwave radio signal recorded from websdr.

Shortwave radio signal recorded from websdr.

A weird shapped glass i passed my nails trough.

A glass bottle rolling on the floor of a parking lot. Loud noise from glass making contact with the ground as it rolls. Recorder with a zoom h6 and stereo microphone (rode ntg2). The sound was post-processed to decrease volume as it was too loud. Recorded this sound on a sunny afternoon at the open window institute.

Arranging glass bottles then dumping them into a metal bin with a loud smash. Some distorting as recording peaks at impact.

The sound of an electric screwdriver shortly running at different speeds.

The sound of an electric drill shortly running at different speeds.

This is a mixture of thunderclaps that i compiled in audacity to create a loud and continuous thunderstorm sound. This sound mix is for anyone looking for a severe thunderstorm sound.

A noisy machine in a corridor at radio france, pardon my moves, but u can hear me breathing.

I have mixed several field recordings, and processed them by bitcrushing, panning, amp modulating, filtering, and added reverberation.

Transformation of the sound of a faucet.

Two cat calls modified to sound annoying.

A very noisy broken fan.

Buzzy noise.

A cacophony of birds chirping away in the trees. Tascam dr100 mkiii.

Breath distorted too much. . .

Sticky paper sound.

Please message me if you want to use this sound. Made in audacity using a turtle beach recon 60p headset and some reverb. This sound is based on the final fantasy sound whenever you encounter an enemy.

Three regular beeps of a smoke alarm, followed by one final slowly dying beep. Warning, this is super loud and ear-piercing compared to other sounds, turn your volume waaay down before testing out this sound.

Developed for college.

This sound is produced by a powerful computation machine at cbc (upf) for the brain cognition experiments. As researchers of the center for brain and cognition, we work to advance our understanding of how experience influences the emergence of structure and function through computational and experimental investigation. We are also interested in understanding how mechanisms regulating brain development interact with the effects of experience to produce the structural and functional characteristics of the brain. These lines of research clarify how specific biological mechanisms routinely support the emergence of cognitive functions, leading to insights into why experience is so important for normal brain development. Learn more at: https://www. Upf. Edu/web/cbc.