4884 pistas de audio libre de derechos para "Ups"

Rain, close on plant leaves (2011). Sony m10.

Chopped up piano loop i made. Use however u want :).

Creaks and squeaks swindling up an mechanical gramophone player. Neumann kmr82i.

Made using a revved up motor, made a segment loop for a few seconds, and added reverb.

This is a small dog yelping along with a flutist warming up with scales.

Me handling my keys. Shaking, holding, picking up, moving from hand to hand.

Sliding fingernail up and down the guitar string. Recorded with zoom h4.

Sony a10 pcm ortf set-up.

Recorded a kettle boiling, clicks on, heats up and fades out. Recorded on zoom h5.

Hanging up a lightweight modern home or office telephone. Recorded in studio. Unprocessed. The wav file is a dual mono file. Left channel is close perspective, recorded with an akg c2000b. Right channel is a bit more distant perspective, recorded, not sure, with a rode ntg1. Both on fostex fr2-le.

A large (12 person) elevator located in an apartment building that was built as a hotel for the 1972 olympic games in munich, germany. There are four of these in the building, and they all rattle like nobody's business. In this recording, a part of the elevator arrival chime that plays on the ground floor can be heard in the beginning. Then, i walk into the elevator (two clicks in the recording here) and the doors close. Then it travels up 12 floors and the doors open with a very concerning metal rubbing sound.

This is a recording of the electromagnetic field generated by a local power station (leicester, uk) for a current soundwalk project i am working on. The recording was made using a telephone pick-up coil and a tascam dr-07mk2.

This sound is made from ground up intirely on the computer. It was meant to sound like something is breaking down. Actually it's made up of two sounds mixed together. The one is a chip (snack) that is being crushed and the other is a drawer being smacked hardly. The entirety is then downpitched. Made with adobe audition and a regular cheap microphone.

A few years ago, while experimenting with the newly release "gross beat" effect plugin, i stumbled over a possible way the "transform" up and "transform" down sounds were designed/made in the mid 80's --the chief mechanic is i believe a "spin" down with a turntable for starters. . . Here is "up".

Various sounds recorded at a campsite by panther creek. All sounds in this pack have running water in them, some up close and some at a distance.

This sounds was originally supposed to be leaves crunching but when i finished fixing it up, it turned up sounding like i was eating chips. So all you who need the crunching of chips and what seems to be a bit of chewing, this is for you.

Arthur Fields sings He Comes Up Smiling. Fields recorded this song in 1914 for Columbia Records (78rpm). Arthur Fields singt He Comes Up Smiling. Fields nahm diesen Song 1914 für Columbia auf (78rpm).

This is a short clip of a chainsaw starting up, idling for a few seconds, then being revved up to cut a small log for a few more seconds before idling again. Contains idling and revving of a single-stroke engine. Recorded accidentally with an iphone in a pocket, so it's slightly muffled.

This was part of a cat fight picked up by dreamtalk recorder, an app for iphone. It records mainly for when i talk in my sleep, but often picks up interesting sounds outside my house.

Indian hand pumps are manually operated water pumps that are commonly used in rural areas of india. When i recorded the pump is in operation, you may hear the rhythmic sound of the handle being moved up and down, as well as the sound of water being sucked up from the ground and pushed up through the riser pipe and in addition to the sounds of the pump itself, you may also hear other ambient sounds in the village, such as the chatter of people going about their daily activities, the sounds of animals.

Stereo recording of pig breathing close-up with zoom h4n's own in-built microphone.

Wav file recorded in stereo, recorded on a zoom h6. Instant coffee being scooped up.

This is a sound of a huge and heavy rocket starting up and lifting off.

Baby working up a major fuss. No baby was harmed in the making of this recording.

A sound track made up completely of sounds recorded in my bathroom and edited in ambleton live.

This is some morse code i picked up on my amateur radio receiver.

Close-up recording of radiator blowing steam.

Perfect for making it sound like you got hit by something.

Recording myself coughing for a mobile game. You can hear me almost throw up at the end. Oops!.

Voice recorded and processed for a nice puzzle game. .

Two different zippers going up and then down.

Cartoon sfx pop up appearance light hearted character cute.

Recorded with an iphone and the sound is mixed in pro tools.

Barrel piece of metal dropped, slammed and picked up.

Percussion loop in 144bpm to spice up your music projects.

Setting up a tripod on a wooden floor and extending all the legs.

Me saying "is here to save you" but i sped it up.

A short sound. . . Again. Great if you need a sound for picking up items.

Drum loop made using various sounds and cut up loops in fl studio. 85bpm.

Single, close up, cricket. Harbour island, bahamas. Rode nt2.

Various door knocks close up wood door. Neumann kmr82i.

Recording from a busy bowling alley. Voices can be heard up close and the distance.

Hitting table with fist, moderate noise.

Wind is picking up while someone is near the highway.

Orchestra warming up in large room.

Created in labchirp using a noise with frequency up and a bit crusher.

A strange signal i picked up on an sdr. (am, ~7333khz).

Braun model 3105 coffee maker. Multiple takes of picking up and replacing the glass carafe on the hotplate. The left channel is a sennheiser mkh-416 and the right channel is an akg c414 b-uls, both into a john hardy m-1 preamp into pro tools. Each mic has a slightly different recording position. The akg has more of a "room" perspective whereas the sennheiser gives a close up, detailed perspective.

Used for someone moving around on a bed and or making up the bed.