391 pistas de audio libre de derechos para "Medieval"

Several sword hits together in one file.

An unrealistic but neat blade effect made with a pizza cutter and pocket knife.

A raw audio mp3 recording of two actual swords crashing together; the sound is almost like a bell. The only background sound is a rather noisy clock, which can be taken out. Recorded with a black sony ic digital voice recorder.

Just a melody in the spirit of the middle ages, folk, something like that. I tried to make harmony not too strict. You can use it in the game e. G. During the teleportation to the location like a village, a farm, etc. I sketched it in "musescore 2" when i downloaded this tool. Exported direct to flac. This is a very handy program for creating music and arranging.

The sounds of a peaceful old farming village. People going about their day, chickens and goats kept in pens nearby can be heard. A blacksmith taps away at his anvil in the background.

This was just a little test sound, recorded with a the t-bone from my keyboard. It shall sound like:the king appears!. Recorded with a the t-bone sc440 usb. Editet with audiacity.

A medieval troubadour playing alone a melancholic music, in a room of a big castle. This is a synthesized sound produced with zynaddsubfx, trying to emulate the medieval instruments and atmosphere.

A medieval battle horn.

Medieval clock ticking.

Sound was made using a bamboo stick. Very useful for light medieval weapons.

A guitar loop with percussion made using ableton, 7/4 , 106 bpm.

Footsteps recorded in a stone chamber with great reverb. It also adds to the sound that the chamber was part of a castle used by the knights templar and located right next to the windmills described in don quijote. Recorded on a zoom h4.

Footsteps recorded in a stone chamber with great reverb. It also adds to the sound that the chamber was part of a castle used by the knights templar and located right next to the windmills described in don quijote. Recorded on a zoom h4.

Distant war horn.

Sword striking another sword.

Music created at fl studio with virtual instruments.

A trumpet sound i did for a theater production. Pieced this together using royalty-free music.

A few slashes with a long dagger i have got at home. Not high quality, but enough for my application at least.

It's just me growling in my microphone and i pitched it an octave. Its basic and i didn't add to many effects so it can be adapted to any environment.

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

A long sword being drawn, created with a bastard sword (one-hand-and-a-half, forged for exhibition-fights) and a sharpening steel. Recorded on zoom h2.

A calm melody and sound, it is supposed to create a feeling of being in fairy tale or some fantasy world. Enjoy!.

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Medieval village ambience for your project or rpg game. Its loopable and free to use.

Trumpet reveille alone, well recorded.

Two swords hitting each other in a battle.

This is a sequence of sounds mixed together to sound like the floor of an execution by a guillotine. Hope you enjoy and find this useful.

This is a mono recording of a psaltery. This was recorded as-found with no tuning or cleaning done to the instrument. It is a series of single tones followed by two note chords. Dissonant and full of texture. It was recorded using an audio-technica at875r microphone at 48khz/24bit.

Steel knives.

Two swords clashing, use for whatever you would like.

It's me and my friends, we play the flute, drum and stringed instrument.

Sword unshealted, different takes, close up, the blade is vibrating. Recorded with stereo xy audiotechnica at822 microphonerecorded on tascam dap148 khz, 16 bits.

The dungeon drum set. Medieval breaks.

Sword being drawn from scabbard.

Sword being drawn from scabbard.

Scrunching the collar of my sweet leatha bomber jacket for some stretching/straining sounds. Also flapped it around a bit, apologies for the peaks in that part. Recorded on sony pcm-d50.