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Shuffling a deck of playing cards: firmly shuffling cards on a table surface.

This effect i made with microphone can be used for a playing card, burst of air or other. Enjoy.

The hum of vehicles crossing a grated steel bridge deck. The bridge is the johnson st. Bridge in victoria, bc, canada, which is currently being prepped to be replaced.

Sound of a tascam da-302 attempting to load a dat tape in the front load slot, worring sounds of stripped mechanisms.

How does a mobile credit card processing system work?.

Playing a card in a game: snapping a card down onto a table surface.

Something inside a cardboard package wants to come out. Rumble in the cardboard. Audio extracted from a video footage.

Flipping a few index cards.

I needed to record calendar page flip, so i decided to upload my first sound here :) recorded with tascam dr-40.

Recorded on samsung galaxy aceheavy rain and loud overhead thunder.

Four different card shuffles.

Here's a sound i used for one of my title cards in my series. Feel free to use it. :).

I got a person to swipe the card to pay. In the sandton train station in the evening. The sound is loud. The busses are static.

Shuffle some cards.

Tape deck startup recorded with a zoom h2 field-recorder; editing with reaper, no fx, no eq; 24-bit wave.

Red funnel isle of wight car ferry lowering of upper car deck. Zoom h1 internal capsules.

Whenever i use my usb stick, my computer always makes an awful noise. I decided to record it and see if any of you guys can make anything out of it. To me it sounds like some sort of aliens or robots talking to each other. The only editing done was noise removal to get rid of the fuzziness and amplification to make it a little bit louder. Let me know in the comments if you use it.

My latest sound effect of casino related sounds.

A sound of a card reade for futuristic radio shows.

I mixed, slowed down, and sped up different small chunks of an audio file of a glitch noise, making something that sounds like a receipt printer at costco/walmart/freshco/any other big store chain.

Foley / handling sounds of a folded manila envelope.

A bleep sound.

Accepted transaction sound of a dutch payment system.

My impersonation of the timecard announcer guy from spongebob squarepants. "seven days later" i say.

The sound of handling and moving a large piece of cardboard, specifically, a life size cardboard cut out of a 50 year old colin firth.

Individual footsteps (sneakers) on a wooden deck during the day. Creaking noises. Some noise reduction applied and cricket sounds removed.

Old broken bathroom fan recorded to use as below decks ambience for a documentary about sailing/motoring in australia's coral sea.

Original toyota etc (electronic toll collection) card reader with female japanse voice saying "there's no card inserted". Jdm sound.

This is the sound of the self-checkout at a retail department store. There is also an alert to remind you to remove your credit card from the reader.

Sound of switches/buttons pressed on a yamaha portable keyboard. Recorded on iphone 6s.

I heard this sound coming out of bank machine at college, so why not recording it and edit? :d.

Field recording of a passing train in belgium in april 2020 at a railroad crossing. You hear the bells, the closing of the barriers, the passing of the electric train. Afterwards the barriers open and a car is driving over the crossing. Recorded at night.

Drum samples by damian maguire (free download) (creative commons license).

A technical problem i had with my technics stereo cassette desk rs-5 where playback would deliver this fading squarewave at maximum volume. Apparently, it could have been an issue with the tape header wearing out. Thought i might as well upload it here, as i'm not sure anyone will be able to create this sound again. Note, this sound was de-amplifiied by 10 db in audacity 3. 1. 3. Simply put, the raw file was incredibly loud. If you're curious enough, you can increase it back up to its original volume, though i wouldn't advise it.

(recorder: zoomh4npro 2018)(microphones: binaural roland cs-10em in-ear monitors). As these are recorded using binaural in-ear mics, i purposefully attempt not to turn my head to keep the sound clean and coming from the same direction. Of course, if you don't want binaural audio you can always easily convert to mono. This is a recording of me approaching a soda machine in my apartment complex, swiping my credit card in the new, handy-dandy credit card slot, and dispensing a coke zero (in case you really needed to know). Safe for all production as it is voice free. I kept the peaks very low to maintain a natural sound. Enjoy!. Christopher c. Courter.