571 file audio bebas royalti untuk "Antik"

80-100 crowd interior murmur.

A man making growling noises for any large animal. Good for cartoons.

Creaky door opens and large heavy object tumble out onto wooden floor.

Popping balloons. Several foley, props, pops, vintage, optical.

Short, resonant logotone or ident sound. Sounds like something that might appear along with a video bumper before an early 80's pbs program.

For those who like a vintage sound, this impulse response tries to be the most faithful in the type of spring reverb used in the 60s, on vocals, on guitars, and mainly as a mixing reverb as an alternative to plate reverb if do you want the sound of a garage rock or dub. Depending on the context, you can leave the reverb in mono which reinforces the vintage character.

Creaky wood, with breathing. Tape hiss.

Many busy voices echoing in a very reverberant space, could be a train station or subway. Sounds like wind. Loops.

Some lo-fi perc loop i made in fl with izotope vinyl lol130 bpm btw.

Some lo-fi pluck i made in fl with izotope vinyl lol.

Vinyl crackles.

Some japan traditional music.

Typing and typewriter related sounds from a vintage 1960s smith-corona corsair deluxe typewriter. Typing at different speeds, return "bell", page crank, space bar, tab etc.

Night noisy urban ambience; air only; interior or exterior.

Table clock chiming; then alarm.

Low and ominous sound; gathering storm; paramount.

This is tcm-200dv recordings -- pianoand field recordings -- train. It is absolutely free. U can do track with these sound too :).

Old mechanical telephone being dialled.

Living room clock.

This is meant to be radio. And no, the channels aren’t real. I made the sounds between skips too.

One of my grandmother's antique clocks being wound up a couple times - gives a low, twangy chime. You can also hear the pendulum ticking and the wind up of the chime. Recorded on a sony pcm-d50.

Door bell; door chime (columbia pictures).

Vintage style telephone ring recorded with a tascam dr-40 and condenser mics.

Typing sounds from an old computer keyboard.

Vintage cash register, with crank, bell and till opens.

Grinding coffee beans in a vintage / antique hand-crank coffee grinder (circa 1930s), with a hollow wooden base and drawer to catch the grinds.

Another of my grandmother's clocks chiming - this one is a single bell-like chime and the sound of the pendulum. Recorded on a sony pcm-d50.

This sound was created using vst surge.

A super deep digital-analog bass loop using fl studio's sytrus, along with a vintage simulator plugin and some distortion. The chord progression is from jean michel jarre's equinoxe part 1.

Bike bell as standard on the vintage pashley bicycle.

Trabalho da aps de captação e edição de aúdiouniversidade anhembi morumbi 2018.

Sound when using lotion.

Great sounding drums recorded in my home studio. Https://www. Jacobmccaslinproductions. Com/.

Beach scene. Seagulls and wave sounds. Birds. Gulls.

Noisy neutral interior space. A hint of voices. Short loop.

Excellent trash can foley session. Squeaky, creaking noise. Lots of jostling around and metal sounds.

This effect is total junk, but i'm leaving it because it's beautiful and could be used for a noise, vintage, optical piece.

Large, echoey booming blast with short decay.

Typing sounds from an alps made sm-fkb401 "alpsaver" which uses skccbj switches.

Experimenting with detuning the oscillators on the monstrous oberheim ob-8 analogue synthesizer. Would love to hear your re-purposing of it!.

Big ben strikes 8 o'clock before restoration work begins.

Spinning top toy.

3 spinning tops recorded as separate wavs and mixed together.

Wild & crazy drunken carnival crowd.

Mutant whispering; deep & growling.

Cardiac arrest alarm (1 khz square wave).

Body falls on dirt; grunts.

Rain on a flat roof.

Weird low-resolution sounds, 8-bit, synthesized then edited to make lower resolution.

Sound of vintage lefima metal snare with metal brushes and wood-tip sticks. Equipped with remo legacy la on top and remo ambassador weather king on bottom side. Sorry for the 50hz-hum!.