397 pistes audio libres de droits pour "Phrase"

Tenor sax phrase.

A dark moody sonic phrase.

Digitally stretched synthesised phrase transformed into series of explosion-like and rattling sounds. Created with speach synth, sampler and reverberator.

Phrase segments in Beethoven Opus 68 I

A short phrase played on my persian santur, 16 bit mono wav at 44100 hz.

A short melodic phrase with a semi-hollow fretless bass guitar. Instrument: carvin ac-50f.

171bpm rompler chime phrase.

The short phrase, "gravy. . . Is a meat extender. " which it is.

The short prepositional phrase, "with peanut butter smothered all over the top. ".

171bpm various organ phrase processing.

Clean electric guitar phrase recorded by me.

The short phrase, "gravy. . . Is a meat extender," spoken with melodramatic romantic emphasis.

44100, wav, organ, classics.

Short electric guitar phrase recorded by me.

Phrase split into two phrase members from Haydn's Trio no. 1 in G Major.

The short phrase, "gravy is a meat extender," with the emphasis on the verb.

The phrase, "that's uh not funny. ".

Sound of the french phrase.

A vocoder-processed phrase.

A 5 second clip of the sound at http://freesound. Org/people/xserra/sounds/242160/.

Example piano phrase, performed by me.

Myself plying a small melody with flute and adding some fx (banaan-electrique).

A short phrase from an old greek song (seikilos) played on a alto-gemshorn. Recorded with a shure sm58, a tascam us-122mkii and audacity.

Fragment from the incipit of a bach's choral; played on ibanez mc924, recorded from direct out of gk bass amp.

I used a simples choir sound and created a beat,adding a linn-kickdrum.

This was made for the purpose of a class that is all.

A short monotonic phrase played by the harmonica. This is the beginning phrase of a chinese children's song, "ducklings from the labor team", written in (probably) the 70's.

The phrase, "it's only rock 'n' roll," spoken in a fake cockney british accent.

Clean electric guitar phrase recorded by me. Added fadeout at the end.

Tenor sax phrase. Sample i played and recorded with audacity (audacityteam. Org) using my laptop computer built-in microphone. 2015 november 13th 16:00hrs, mexico city.

The short phrase, "it 'tis only rock and roll," enunciated in a slightly posh style.

The phrase, "if you don' move, i'm 'on' move you. ".

Phrase group of three four bar phrases in Mozart's Piano Sonata in F, K. 332, first movement.

Phrase modulation in Mozart's Sonata in A Major, K.331, III (Alla turca), mm.6-10.

i am takahashi hanako. Let me know if you want to change your look!. A request from mearii23 (sorry it's so late). Note that my first language is english and i'm not fluent in japanese, so i'm sorry if my pronunciation or emphasis is off. I hope i did well. I also did the phrases multiple times just in case.

This ia a fragment of a very short mono sax phrase recorded with a mic.

The short phrase, "a watched pot never walks away from the stove," which is a twist on the truism, "a watched pot never boils. ".

The intro phrase, "ohp! wha's that i hear a little aromatic bigbeat!".

Spoken phrase "greenfields".

Request by natty23 (((((:.

Four occurrences of the same phrase, all modulated differently. Each phrase is the sample "damn son, where'd you find this," reversed and processed with harmor and vocodex.

Short violin monophonic phrase recorded at home with an iphonex, converted to mono 16bit. Note sequence: b3, c#4, a3, f#4, d4, c#4, ?, a3.

Little phrase on guitar.

A phrase made by using a soundfont called glass heaven.

Synth phrase loop made in fl. A try at bells or chimes into a loopable phrase, contemplative or light sadness.

Short violin monophonic phrase recorded with an iphone x and converted to 16bit and mono. Notes come as follow:b3, c#4, a3, f#4, d4, c#4, ?, a3, ?.

A looped choke style guitar phrase.

My voice recorded through a shure mv7x processed with blackhole reverb and tal dub analogue sounding delay. The phrases are completely random, but there is a cool glassy effect at the end.

An excerpt from a solo on tenor saxophone, originally recorded playing along with a band playing the song chelsea bridge by duke ellington.

Custom audio for the assignment 7 of aspma course at upf.