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This is mostly a fx sound. It has a noisy character and can be applied to any dark themed song.

Our large maine coon cat sitting in my guitar case! no effects applied, slight amplfication. Shure sn58, audacity sw.

This is an open e guitar string. I reversed it, applied a bunch of filters, and then "re-reversed" it.

From video gaming to the shooting range to anything at all, this could apply.

A noisy agressive analog synth stab made with a minimoog, no fx applied.

Making a variety of high pitched whining, buzzing and grinding noises by applying a dremmel multi-tool to various objects.

Making a variety of high pitched whining, buzzing and grinding noises by applying a dremmel multi-tool to various objects.

Making a variety of high pitched whining, buzzing and grinding noises by applying a dremmel multi-tool to various objects.

Sound of plastic bottle being crushed, granulation applied to the original sound. Natural reverb from basement. Recorded with zoom h1.

This is the second part of an audio filtering project (in general, signal processing). This sample shows a noisy recording of my voice, after transforming the signal using the xft (extended fourier transform), applying a filter to cut some frequencies and later applying the inverse xft. All this done with an algorithm in matlab or mathematica written by me. Check the recording before the filtering process by hearing the file "holaoriginal. Wav" and please comment.

Cartoon phone gibberish effect, made by pitch shifting a sample of my girlfriend talking without applying time correction.

A sound i composited to represent something i actually heard in the woods one night. Entirely my voice with some basic effects applied.

Another mono recording of rain shower. I applied reverb. I used a røde microphone nt2-a placed on my window ledge.

Openings and closings of two umbrellas recorded with a zoom h4 (stereo, 44. 1k). Some light restoration applied to clipped bit.

Generated sound in audacity as sinusoid 558hz - 0,8db for 5 sec. 2 effects applied on the sound: decreasing the speed at the beginningand changing the amplification at the end.

Recorded with zoom h4n, ambience recording. Basic low cut filer applied.

Man with a cold. Applied pitch bend and noise reduction. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio with at2020 mic, processed on audacity.

Bird calls in tree outside my house. A tiny bit of noise reduction applied. Recorded with tascam dr-100. Enjoy!.

Apply to the scene alleged bad guy reveals emotion such as not coincidental alibi. Or female resumes slightly her sadness.

Just a loop that has been sliced at 53 bpm, applied a low-pass into high-pass filter and then finally gated to create a unique effect :).

Very interested in what bird is making the call. Recorded with a zoom h1. Noise-reduction applied.

After recording 2 soundtracks of a voice (high-pitched and low-pitched), i've selected the interesting part, and applied to it a cross fade out. Then i've mixed the soundtracks together.

A flapping sound perfect for sails or flags in the wind. Recorded by flapping a rug out of the window. Zoom h4. No processes applied.

Crushing small plastic items with a shoe on concrete floor. Only effect applied is a 100hz highpass.

Was in a pile of older stuff about to be deleted! can be applied to various styles. Nothing done in the mixer.

I used one of the trilobyte waveforms with a saw shaped fm being applied to it two octaves higher with a bunch of crazy filters.

1903 springfield. 30-06 gun fired in a small intimate 535 seat theatre. Some noise reduction applied afterwards.

This sound was made in audacity using the in-build dtmf generator. I applied wah-wah and some filtering.

Footsteps in the snow, recorded in scotland with a zoom handheld recorder and noise reduction applied.

Listen with secure stereo headphones. Another example of this inverting effect; note that the song sounds richer and more present upon applying the effect.

Deep space ambience created by synthesizing noise and applying filters to make it sound like you're cupping your ears.

I've used 2 mc930 and a nagra lb to record this. None eq or special process has been applied, just l1 maximizer.

A horror type sound using layered and different speeds applied to my voice and a saw blade recording. With a freaky intermittent screaming static noise.

This is a recording of plaster being applied to a wall in an old house. The tools make a slow scraping sound that might be useful as part of a scream, animal noise, alien, etc.

Inspired by gutek's 'helicopter. Mp3,' this is a recording of my coffee machine with only a low pass filter and flange applied. Sounds like a distant helicopter.

I've created a patch with my korg monologue, played an e and then applied valhalla supermassive fx. During the mastering i added a bit of compression.

Sound made from digital noise the "soundman digital recorder dr2" generates. Took a 2 seconds of noise and applied paulstretch.

An experimental sound made in fl studio. Literally 3 "string thump" samples with overdrive applied, and played at different pitches simultaneously using audacity.

Coyotes yipping and howling. Recorded at night. Normalization 'maximum peak value' applied, and noise reduced.

Experimentation with the harmmod m4l plugin in ableton live. No effects or post-processing was applied to the sound except normalization.

Silly phone call. Created from some recorded textlines and applying stretch effects.

This is a weird noise i created for no logical reason. Made with audacity sound editor by applying an unreasonable number of effects to the sound of me making noises (whistling, i think).

One night in the lounge. Recorded this for one of my cartoons. I applied reverb and echo because it suited my project. Not sure if it suits yours.

A synthesized indicator light. Apply ir to suit interior of choice. Handy for post production where the indicator light is missing.

Two measures of squelchy acid bass with piercing synth chords. Created in lmms, further effects applied in audacity with valhalla supermassive. 140 bpm, a flat hungarian minor.

A singular comedic mosquito buzz. Created in audacity by:1. Generating a sawtooth wave2. Equalizing the tone slightly (a bit less high end)3. Applying the vibrato-phase. Ny plugin in pairs like: 5. 1, 5. 2, 8. 1, 8. 2, 0. 5, 0. 51 hz5. Applying a ring modulation plugin in a similar way. If you want something more retro, equalize down the higher frequencies.

Kicks i've recorder with semi modular synth make noise 0-coast. No external processing was applied.

Recorded with audio technica bp4025 plugged into zoom h4n. Hi-pass and lo-pass filters applied.

Several sounds of small blades hitting, with unfortunate cheap reverb applied. Recorded using a cheap condenser microphone through a focusrite saffire 24 dsp.

Sound-effect when magic is applied to a bubbling cauldron, then fades out. Use to mix a potion or similar. Derived from http://freesound. Org/people/ezwider/sounds/134728.