756 pistes audio libres de droits pour "Processus"

A laser falling sound.

A rising pitch.

A noisy robot like rising sound.

Synthesizer generated ambience. Great for slow tv background noise.

Loud and long (well not that long) squeak of drawer. Processed - made in wavepad.

The sound of a tall glass tumbler smashing against laminated flooring. Recorded in mono with a zoom r16 using an audio technica at2020 microphone about 2 feet away.

Gas boiler in my kitchen starts up, you can hear the piezo ignition inflaming the gas and the subsequent burning gas. This version is processed (compressor, eq). Recording by a zoom h2n.

Ni massive synth patch of mine processed in ableton.

This is the result of my big work with some samples from freesound and some samples that i made by myself. They were mixed all together and edited using lots of vst effects and software, reversed many times and mixed again, sampled in lo-fi quality and then again and again. . At first i wanted to use it by myself but then i thought: "why not share it with people? that can be useful. ". So please use it as you like, maybe you're an ambient or avantgarde music producer as me, and that can help you in your music. . Could be useful as a background. Enjoy!.

Distorted frog.

I took a sample of a door closing ( 4x )and added eq, gate, compression, filter.

One of my first creations from about ten years ago on a macintosh performa 68000.

Eerie synth phrase created with an excellent sound generator.

Eerie synth phrase created with an excellent sound generator.

Weird resonant atmosphere created with an excellent sound generator.

Horribly distorted horn sound.

A chord processed, sounds like a guitar, high pitched.

Synth bassline in ab, beefy square sound.

Akg 535 pt le 7,1.

Feed back tone of bass - maybe 808.

Old field recordings originaly made for a friends short film that focussed on the internet and telecommunications. Think i used reaktor and audiomulch. I always do my topping and tailing in soundforge.

Lots of processing, cant remember as they're so old.

Lots of processing, cant remember as they're so old.

Overly and heavily manipulated voice phrase producing something completely different.

Spooky resonated computer - evolves over a few minutes - after 2 mins a rythym may develop - or is it one spliff too many?.

Slow exhale with a spacy/spooky reverb. The breathing was recorded using a cad m179 and then processed with a modulating reverb in reaper.

Outdoors jet-plane fly-by, heavy distortion and sound of the turbines after passing. Probably for an action film or video.

Snare glitch distorted jungle fx processed heavy.

That's hilarious.

Old field recordings originaly made for a friends short film that focussed on the internet and telecommunications. Think i used reaktor and audiomulch. I always do my topping and tailing in soundforge.

Beast whoosh zoom processed growl.

A processed scream from fruity loops.

A wobble created with ableton live native instruments and effects.

Sine waves processed randomly to make a cool weird video-game sound effect.

Sample made in sfxr with layered sawtooth waves in harmony and sliding highpass and lowpass filters, then used as a note in sfozando to create an uneasy melody.

Various samples manipulated and put into patterns for you listening pleasure. Dark room and headphones. Press play and repeat.

Truly dnb kick. Subtle processing on the kick would fit the peg in the hole of your mix. Processed in ableton live.

Heavily processed, strong-punching tr-808 snare drum.

Resonating sound created in metasynth.

An indian like processed sound.

A noise sound made with random equalizer modulation technique.

A noise falling.

Something i made for a video a while back (using samples from freesounds. Com!). I don't know how to describe it, but i find it kind of mesmerizing. I used a recording of a crowd applauding and cheering and processed the hell out of it.

Processed cartoony bubble appear.

The name says it all. Okay, maybe it's a bad trip.

The result of processing a vocoded vocal sample with reverbs and delays to fill the stereo field and sustain the sound.

A short hit with long reverberant tail. Processed audio recording.

Took a small portion of my sound https://www. Freesound. Org/people/gis_sweden/sounds/349029/slowed it. Applied paulstretch. Slowed it again. Got this drone.

A light metal hit foley sound effect. No vibration.

Here's a hummingbird recorded at 96khz, then filtered and slowed 900%, resampled to 44. 1you can hear the individual wing strokes and the chirps now sound something like the monsters from the movie "pitch black".