1522 pistas de audio libre de derechos para "Herramientas"

Recorded stereo xy mic configuration with two akg ck93 capsule mic with zoom h6.

Striking a galvanized steel wildlife tunnel with a metal tire tool repeatedly, producing a ringing sound.

Close recording of an air hammer and some other building sounds in the background. Zoom h2, 48khz, 24bit.

A pneumatic air tool (jackhammer) was used to lower some concrete blocks on the exterior of our garage. I was inside the house recording it with a zoom h2 recorder. So this was recorded through an insulated wall. This is the longer recording.

Skil-brand handheld jigsaw. Some stops & starts, then an extended drone. Recorded indoors using a zoom h4n with built-in mics.

Old machine tool cone, rec with zoom h4n.

Recorder: tascam dr-60d mkiimicrophone: sennheiser me66.

Small sander being spun at different rates.

This was created in pro tools using only the signal generator, and native mixer plugins e. G. Eq, delay etc.

A 6-in-1 brass hammer being dismantled and put back together. I am aware that there are a few "pops" in the sound, but i am not completely sure how to remove them, so i left them there in case someone with more experience in audio editing wants them. The sounds i recorded from the smallest possible parts of the hammer are not included because they were way too quiet to be useful :1.

Hammer.

The sound of a jackhammer working on concrete. Sound recorded with samson q1u.

This sound was taken from a construction area close to building 16. Wave, 44. 1khz, 24bit, stereorecording device: zoom h2 with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz)normalized to -1dbfslocation: leuphana university lüneburg, building 16. Lat: 53. 228286162730626lon: 10. 403215885162354. Date: 2013-11-19, 13:20h. Recorded by: julia rehfeldt, wiebke stein and laura medrowedited by: laura medrow. This recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".

Close proximity power drill done in sound booth. No outside noise.

The distant sound of hammering, with reverb off of moth metal and wood objects.

Bass drop for hardcore, metal, or whatever you need it for. I made it from a pure sine wave with some eq and a maximizer. The note is 1st d.

Various sounds recorded in a traditional blacksmith's workshop. Furnace can be heard in the background. Includes hammering a horse shoe on an anvil and cooling it in water. Also includes blacksmith getting a burn from the horse-shoe and talking about it! no post-processing.

Toolbox automobile workshop.

A match taken from the box, light and burned. Recorded in 24-bit 96khz with a tascam dr-40 and a sony ecm-nv1. For details on sow: blacksmith ed1 sound pack see: www. Oree. Storijapan. Net/praxis/sound-of-work.

Spinning a cordless, brushless drill (check empty, no load speeds) at various bursts of different length. Some in 1st gear and some in 2nd gear; in 2nd gear the electric brake is more pronounced. Mic changes position now and again to vary the sound character.

A stapler being used.

Jackhammer and vacuum working through asphalt recorded as close as possible without mic distortion.

This is me recording the sound of a snowblower.

Playing with a bag of screws and dropping them onto a wooden bookshelf.

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.

Pretty fast engraving process sound (for the game, i guess?). Dethrok recorded the sound of engraving tool on metal, i just shortened it to 3s.

Pressure cooker recorded with a stereo mic at 48 khz/ 24 bits.

Recording of electrode welding noise of a tube.

Sound of a bosch screwdriver recorded with a bm-8000 mic, edited on audacity.

Electric wood sander sanding a sheet of ply wood. Hard, loud and abrasive sound, high volume low pitch. Recorded inside a workshop with a zoom h6 recorder. Audio was post-processed to boost the audio. Wood sander was a bosch 230v.

Recording of a thakita electrical drill drilling into a piece of ply wood. Hard abrasive sound. Recorded in a workshop using a zoom h6 recorder.

Sample of a tape measure.

Selection of sounds.

Extending a telescopic tool, slower this time. A pair of sennheiser me64s into a tascam dr40.

The sound effect of a shovel being smacked against another metal object.

3 quick turns on a ratchet. Recorded on a zoom h5.

Quick usage of a cordless power drill. Recorded on a zoom h5.

Sounds of weapons and tools layered to suggest several people gathering tools or weapons off a rack, or some kind of industrial activity.

Desoutter ts144 pneumatic cutter started once. Recorded in 24-bit 96khz with a tascam dr-40 and a sony ecm-nv1. For details on sow: blacksmith ed1 sound pack see: www. Oree. Storijapan. Net/praxis/sound-of-work.

Recording of a metal saw at a locksmith's shop. Recorded with rode ntg2 and zoom f6.

Operating garden snips.

A quartz crystal rod scraped against a steel cup-like object to create the sound of a crystal being inserted into a socket.

Recorded stereo xy mic configuration with two akg ck93 capsule mic with zoom h6.

Construction ambience: construction site, scaffolding dismantling, metal on metal, voices, apartment courtyard, lifting crane, tools, light traffic. Date/time: 27 january 2023, afternoonlocation: malmö, swedenrecorder: zoom h1n. Feel free to use these sounds in any of your projects. Please attribute to cher1101.

Different tools falling on wood.

A few sounds of using a normal metal screw-clamp. The sound has been close mic-ed. Recording equipment: akg c214 / focusrite saffire pro 24.

I stopped at a dog park in los angeles on my way to work. There weren't too many dogs, but the maintenance workers were there cleaning up, so i recorded them. Recorded with: sound devices 702t, beyer dynamic mc930 mics.

Rake tool on my garden.

Rake tool on my garden.

Two, electrically powered jack-hammers at work with various starts, stops and runs as recorded from inside an apartment. Biographical note: currently work is being done on the balconies of my apartment building. . . This is what one hears for several hours every weekday.