3 847 pistes audio libres de droits pour "Microphone"

Standing on the dock at halesite marina in ny on the afternoon of 7/22/19. Sounds include: the movement of a floating dock, water splashing, boat motors, sailboat masts, an overhead airplane, distant voices, birds and seagulls, insects, and passing cars. Recorded with a zoom h1n and 3dio fs binaural microphone (with wind muffs).

A sunday morning soundscape recorded in july of 2017 in a small town in the midwest. Insects dominate, with a window-unit air conditioner in the background. The spike toward the end of the audio file is a very talkative crow. Enjoy. Made with the fantastic sound devices 702 and the rode ntg-2 shotgun microphone.

Binaural recording made in the reading area of a well-known downtown denver bookstore. Various quiet sounds of human activity (and one espresso machine) lurk. Sound professionals ms-tfb-2 binaural microphone set, 12vdc battery box, sound devices mixpre-6, recorded at 24/96, normalized and downsampled to 16/44. 1 stereo in cooledit 2000.

Recorded with a single rode nt1-a microphone. I am not sure what these men were doing but there were some scraping/dragging sounds on the roof outside my window. There are many aeroplanes where i live but i have tried minimising this with some mid-range eqing.

Microfone akg condensador. Batendo em uma tampa de metal. (akg condenser microphone. Tapping on a metal lid). Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil. (recorded for the subject of capture and audio edition of the course radio, tv and internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. Sao paulo-sp. Brazil).

Recording out of my open bedroom window the first afternoon in september 2020. You can hear some faint traffic noice, a distant river and waterfall, and the crickets playing in the raspberry. Recorded at 32bit 48khz float with a zoom h6 recorder, and a røde nt4 stereo microphone, mounted in a rycote windshield ae blimp.

The lid of a bottle opening and closing. You can hear the lid turn as it is being opened, the hollow sound as the lid is lifted, the clicking sound as the lid is being put back and then the turning of the lid as it closes. Recorded with a zoom h6 and a stereo microphone (rode ntg2).

Boat returning to the marina. Microphone positioned on an embankment in hamford water nature reserve, essex, uk. Recorded with a zoom h6 msh-6 stereo mic in winter (january).

Rain hitting on the window of an nyc apartment building. Recorded on june 08, 2021 from the second floor window of an nyc apartment building. This recording was made with the on-board x-y microphone of a zoom h4n pro recording device.

Rain hitting on the window of an nyc apartment building. Recorded on june 08, 2021 from the second floor window of an nyc apartment building. This recording was made with the on-board x-y microphone of a zoom h4n pro recording device.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h1 with internal microphone. A german restaurant in the heart of berlin, people are eating, drinking and chatting. Glasses and plates are being handled. A chair moves and someone gets up. Bonny orbit sound library.

This is my wind entry for the competition. It's derived from some recorded voice and putting a microphone in various containers while the wind was blowing. I was able to get some interesting sounds from this, then i used some mutation effects, convolution, and phase vocoding to combine the voice and the wind sounds into this short piece.

This is a slow version of the s. G. I. Buddhist mantra nam myo ho renge kyo. It was recorded by me with my voice and a bit of echo and reverb using the audacity program. The recording device used was my computer windows xp with a very low-end microphone. I downloaded a free audacity recording program.

Recording of a simple frame drum i had lying around. Captured using a rode nt5 microphone and a zoom h5 recorder. Edited in cubase 6. 5. Some of the samples turned out pretty noisy, sorry for that. :/.

This sound effect was created with a long line of dominos being knocked over. The sound was recorded with the in-camera microphone on a sony a7s-ii. It is easy to loop; if you trim the beginning and end of the clip, the sound will flow seamlessly creating the illusion there are more dominos falling than in actuality.

Este audio es un trabajo de clase en el cual tenemos que producir y editar un sonido con un objeto común. Para este caso, se ha utilizado una moneda. En este segundo audio, el sonido es de una moneda que está arañando la mesa. Después, el audio se editó con audacity. En este programa edité el sonido con efectos como cambio de tono, wahwah y reverberación. This audio is a class´s homework where we have to produce and edit a sound with a common object. In this case, it has used a coin. In this second audio, the sound is a coin that it was scratching the table. After, the audio edited it with audacity. In this programme, i edited this sound with a lot of effects like modulate, wahwah and reverb.

Sound of balinese chimes recorded with tascam dr-60 d mkii linear recorder and pair of akg p120 electret condenser microphones on a stagg smc3 3m xlr cable. Knobs of sensitivity were turned in position of highest sensitivity. Microphones were configured as stereo pair and placed face to face in front of each other in distance of 75cm. Microphones placed on stands. Chimes was held in the hand between mics along the way of sight of them, with smallest bell on the side of right microphone. Recorded afternoon in a bedroom with closed door and windows in a house next to high street. Recorded in 96khz and 24bit. Trimmed and normalized in flstudio edison. Normalization made sample 32bit.

That interesting time of year between winter and spring. Actually, here in the northern hemisphere winter can still be strongly felt. . . The outside temp. When this recording was done was a very cold 30 degrees f. But, as you can hear, the main players in this small-town soundscape are the american robins (turdus migratorious) who are busy vocalizing and setting up their territory. Despite the cold, these summer residents don't seem to let that get in their way. Recording made at 6:30am on tuesday march 13th, 2018 in the backyard of a home in a small town in illinois. Equipment used: sound devices 702. Microphone: audio-technica bp4025 stereo microphone. No processing or post-tweaking at all. Enjoy this soundscape of the annual transition/battle between winter, sensing it's doom, and the inevitable spring on our planet earth.

Coucou !. Some day in octobre 2020 i had to perform as a musicianfor an iraqi theatre play of adel jarallah,they asked me gently & politely to also dosome voice over or guiding voice of the protagonistat a certain moment in the play. . . Which i gladly did, with, you'll never guessthe philips 50's oldschool vintage microphone, that's right !. That sound is something else. I connected the mike to my pedals & amplified itthrough a nice, vintage oldschool farfisa tube guitar ampi had been getting from charleroi, some week before. Charleroi what a city ! farfisa what a sound !. - - - here i'm just testing out the sound devices mix prepreamps together with the philips 50s mike - - - with theexact monologue of the theatre play. / / /// // // ////// / /// // //// /// //// // /// //// // /. 11 december 2020,jj il pensatore.

Recording of molten lava slowly advancing forward at kilauea volcano, hawaii. The cooling thin crust of the lava and the movement produces constant popping and clicking like sounds. Some wind at the microphone disturbed the recording. Rare human sounds come from observers staying at the area. Recorded with zoom h2n, postprocessing in steinberg wavelab le (only normalization).

*unprocessed version* loopable. Crowd reunited in front of parliament chants in protest against the government during a major economic crisis in portugal. Drums rhythm and big crowd singing and clapping along. Recorded with fostex fr2 and a sanken cmd-10 stereo microphone, october 15th, 2011.

A toilet is flushed and then it slowly refills and stops. I'm pretty sure this microphone is rolling its eyes right about now, but i will reassure it this was just a test to see what it did with mundane sounds. Schoeps cmc6-uxt/mk41 > sound devices mixpre-6 @ 24/96 > adobe audition (edit, nr, normalization, downsampling) > flac.

Bonshō von japan (large bell in the temples of the mountains) recorded in march 2017 in hida no sato village near takayama. Nice spectrum shape. My regret is that tourist ruined the take but it's fine. Recorded with zoom h4n, front microphone. Licence creative commons, feel free to use.

I saw this huge storm brewing, so i put my laptop next to an open window, thinking that i might record a nice atmospheric recording of rain and light thunder, and i caught this thing, no more than 500m away. I had the sensitivity turned all the way up, and the microphone i am using isn't the best, but someone might get a use of it :).

Recorded in a public event, outdoors, with a very faint music background, medium, spanish speaking (uruguay/argentina) crowd both male and female. I wish i could provide a longer version but people kept standing and yelling in front of the microphone. Format:wav 48khz 24bit stereo. Gear:zoom f8 with h6 xy capsules.

I'm not a sound pro. These sea sounds are recorded with a simple smartphone and exported as wav files. If you do not want the wind noise on the microphone, it is stereo so you can remove the "windy" track if you do not want it. All free to use, no credit required. Enjoy and go create something fabulous!.

I hold a carbonated can to my microphone and open it in two motions, one to release the pressure, and the other to open the hole the rest of the way. This was a 12oz (355ml) standard soda can (specifically moxie) held in my hand a few inches from the mic, with some slight ambient humming removed in audacity afterward.

A field recording of cars/buses passing by me, people talking and footsteps on a busy street in my town. I decided to record it as part of my college project. Would make good atmos. Recorded in stereo on a zoom h4npro microphone. Hope this helps! :)).

Bottle cap coming off and on: sounds like a cap from a bottle getting twisted on and off with different variations of the speed at which it comes on and off. Recorded using the zoomh4n and using the rode ntg1 condenser shotgun microphone. No processing was done to the sound. The bottle and bottle that was used was a 300ml coke bottle.

Looking through a golf bag: in this sound you can hear the clubs hitting each other making a metal sound. Recorded using the zoomh4n and the rode ntg1 condenser shotgun microphone. I lowered the volume at certain parts to prevent it clipping. The clubs in the golf bag is a driver, a wedge, a putter and a 6 iron.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h1 with internal microphone. People are shopping in a supermarket. You hear plastic bags, the beeping of the cash register, people talking, someone is handling boxes. Recorded in köniz, switzerland at a migros. Bonny orbit sound library.

This meal of pasta with tomato sauce sounded fleshy, so i decided to record it. Sometimes you can hear the wooden spoon hit the pan. In the end, i even drop some of the past imitating a squish and a splash. Recorded using a phone and a lapel microphone.

This recording was made inside my apartment where i hear various noises of my pets such as: my little dog playing and barking, a pair of gray parrots and a pair of diamond doves. The recording was made in italy in the province of rieti with the shure mv88 plus digital stereo microphone connected to my iphone 12 pro.

This recording was made from the balcony of the kitchen of my apartment in italy in the province of rieti during the new year's eve where you can hear bangs, people talking from the windows, cars playing, etc. This recording was done with the shure mv88 plus digital stereo microphone connected to my iphone 12 pro.

The first recording ever, on my dads mouth harmonica. I am charmed by it. This harmonica is in the key of g, it's a seydel sohne blues harmonica. Mondharmonica in dutch. Recorded in my bedroom, on a samson c01upro condenser microphone.

On this lo-fi recording, corn grains are sitting in a frying pan and begin to pop as the oil is hissing. It provides an interesting and regular popping sound suitable for mid-range frequencies. The recording is done with a tie-microphone, and extra treatment is done on audacity to reduce noise and isolate the sound.

This is my replica of classical tom's screaming in the tom and jerry series. The sound is edited in a way that it sounds distorted and clipped like it was back in the days when someone screamed into the microphone. Yes, this is intentional. (consider it being vintage :d). Enjoy using this in your projects!.

Tags must contain only letters a-z, digits 0-9 and hyphen. Recorded this when i was about to take a shower. Recorded using macbook pro microphone at 195,000 hz, then rendered with a filter curve applied at 75 hz at 16-bit stereo, 64050 hz wav file. This can be looped every 100 seconds!.

My phone ringing, me pressing the talk button, me yelling, me hanging up, and then me yelling again. This was made a long time ago. I think i had just put together some sounds i recorded for no reason in order to get this. Sorry about the poor quality. At the time i didn't have a good microphone.

A fading in white noise sound, for use as transition or a crescendo. I was trying to imitate the sound when you wake up in the video game "outer wilds" (an example: https://youtu. Be/zy5heapfjqw?t=5402 ) this sound was made by blowing to a microphone, slightly processed.

Sound of a calculator when turned on, very similar to casio wrist-watches' sound. Recorded and noise-filtered with my laptop's microphone and adobe audition cs6. Sonido de una calculadora al encenderse, muy similar al que hace un reloj de pulsera casio. Grabado y limpiado con el micrófono de mi portátil y adobe audition cs6.

A 3-inch folding pocket-knife opening and closing. Recorded very close to the microphone. Makes a snick/click sound. The sharp blade folds into a steel housing so the sound is metal on metal. Recorded: august 2014, with android voice recorder (mono), inside/evening in very quiet room. Noise reduction with audacity.

A 70bpm beat/loop sequenced using renoise 3. 0. Samples were either created from scratch or modified after being recorded in my basement using the sampler built into renoise. The microphone used for recorded samples (of a keychain) is the one that comes along with the m-audio microtrack 24/96. Sounds good in reverse too.

High e played on an acoustic gibson jumbonormalized to -3db with audacity. The guitar was recorded with a single microphone (a brauner phantera) connected to an api pre-amp. The signal was fed into a digidesign a/d converter and recorded in protools 9 in waveform audio file format. All the samples were subsequently edited with the gpl software audacity. Location milano, italy. 2013.

Recorded inside a home freezer. At 35 secs the sounds of cracking open or unwrapping something frozen begin. The freezer hum is very audible throughout. Recorded with sennheiser mkh815 shotgun (vintage broadcast location sound microphone) to a zoom h4n @96/24. Created by needle media/a. Fitzwater 2017.

The alarm call of one of our chickens after she spotted a cat in our garden. This sound is taken from my other recording of the same event. The original (longer) version is also available. Recorded with a samson q7 microphone through a phonic am85 analogue mixer. Cc0, so no hassle with giving credit.

Recorded in a controlled studio environment with a sennheiser mkh 416 shotgun microphone into a universal audio la-610 mk ii pre-amp through ssl converters. 48000 khz 32-bit float. Recorded by benni knop, sound designer & re-recording mixer for dream vault studios. Http://dreamvaultstudios. Comhttp://benniknop. Com.

Recorded in a controlled studio environment with a sennheiser mkh 416 shotgun microphone into a universal audio la-610 mk ii pre-amp through ssl converters. 48000 khz 32-bit float. Recorded by benni knop, sound designer & re-recording mixer for dream vault studios. Http://dreamvaultstudios. Comhttp://benniknop. Com.

Recorded in a controlled studio environment with a sennheiser mkh 416 shotgun microphone into a universal audio la-610 mk ii pre-amp through ssl converters. 48000 khz 32-bit float. Recorded by benni knop, sound designer & re-recording mixer for dream vault studios. Http://dreamvaultstudios. Comhttp://benniknop. Com.

Recorded in a controlled studio environment with a sennheiser mkh 416 shotgun microphone into a universal audio la-610 mk ii pre-amp through ssl converters. 48000 khz 32-bit float. Recorded by benni knop, sound designer & re-recording mixer for dream vault studios. Http://dreamvaultstudios. Comhttp://benniknop. Com.