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A short bass , its hard , and its good for hardcore tracks.

A short bass , its hard , and its good for hardcore tracks.

A bass line , a hard one !.

I made this in fl stretching the 909 clap. I stretched it very big and cutted of the silence.

The sound was made from a one siring instrument called the autoviolin. I made and recorded it in 1980, and am now fiddling with the computer to clean up the sounds before they are lost. Processed with paulstrech.

Loud thunder crack rain long-decay field-recording 22 sec.

Warning: very loud. A very successful scare, i might say.

Crumbling a water bottle.

This sound was made by popping a cellophane bag and recorded using an m-audio microtrack ii. This sounds really good as a firework or an explosion sound, especially with reverb.

Indoor shredder.

This weird sound (see tags,) was made by holding a cheezy microphone to my nose and humming. I then added reverb to it. And if you think it's easy to name these things, it's not! (see tags. ) made with audacity.

Rather imposing string loop for your consumption.

Ambulance siren echoing through an intersection. Recorded from inside a car, which rumbles into drive and moves as ambulance passes.

Recorded using an alesis qs8 keyboard using a direct signal. This sound file is unedited so you will most likely hear mistakes or musical nonsense. This sound file is not a performance but rather a practice session that have been recorded for later listening and reference. This sound file can be used in accordance with the freesound. Org creative commons license. Thank you for listening.

My dog buddy not wanting to be put to bed.

I simply generated a risset drum in audacity with all the default settings, except the frequency is 50. A really powerful sound, but only if you have a good sub woofer.

I generated a square tone with audacity and applied a few effects to it, mostly wahwah i think, and faded in and out. It's the same as "machine. Wav" that i've uploaded, but louder. If you repeat it, it makes a very believable sound for an old video game machine.

Alarm clock.

Portion of a recording alongside a passing train in which certain cars screech as they pass a point on the rails, making a metallic sing similar to that of an electric butcher's saw. Background rattle is an idling diesel truck at the intersection.

Phone ringing.

Mix-up of various sounds to create the ambiance of a nuclear implosion. Good for using in spacial environments. This one is the low frequency version. Both of them can be played simultaneously to variate the effect.

Sound of a jackhammer being operated at a construction site, taken from across the street. Quite loud, though there is also a large amount of street noise in the recording.

Natural sounds comming out of my mouth followed by mom's reaction. H4n.

A very loud noise loop. Overuse of cymbals. . . This is one more drum loop i made with d-lusion drumkit.

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

A strange glitch sound. I like to open applications and extensions, etc. In audacity by importing raw data. This is one of the more interesting results.

I loaded a short vocal sample as raw data (as a vox file, in this case) and this was the result. A very short, very noisy, vocal sound.

This is the sound of my alarm clock beeping. In my opinion, it's one of the worst alarm clock sounds in the world, with a horrible, grating alarm sound. Sorry about the part where i yell at my crew, and the dialogue about the shower curtain. Also when i say "yeah, bitches. " it had been a long day on set.

Distant boom and shockwave as it gets closer.

The impact of a metal hammer against a glass pane on a brick wall, not smashing the glass.

A steel hammer going against an wooden pillar.

Lightning strike very close to our house - within 1/3 mile. The neighbors were out watching and you can hear their reaction. Recorded with sony pcm-m10 internal mics, sitting on porch roof. No editing other than fade-out.

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.

Loops perfectly. Free to use.

Rode m5 + focusrite 2i2. Recorded and edited by philipp grzemba.

Very loud recording of an arcade i went to recently. Unfortunately wasn't alone so i had to cut it down quite a bit. It's in crusty mono quality because of my phone (moto g power) and its recorder app (ez voice recorder) but i suppose i can call it lo-fi if i wanted to. So i will!.

An tmsd when (tsunami music sound district).

Loud loud beat that might kill you death grips clipping jpeggingmafia tianenmen square 1989/11 never forget mmwmwmwmwmwmwm.

Recorded by my partner, who was out walking the dog, too close to the road again. I hear three motorcycles and a passing car. As usual, the guy with the smallest engine was working it the hardest.

Udu dreum samples from. Iyankchttps://freesound. Org/people/iyankc/. Processed with the sfb (saturation, filters). Loud, metallic.

Raw data of the surge xt executable in audacity.

A big tone cluster that sounds like a big laser zap.

A simple extratone drum beat created with onlinesequencer. Net.

Noticed there's none of the proper whistle call in here.

Very loud and whiplash like thunderstrike.

I made this texture by using an audio from cpark12 https://freesound. Org/people/cpark12/for this texture i made the audio a slow motion and added layers of it so it would sound more profund. Made for the second part of a homework i also uploaded here, if you wanna check it out, its birds or whales. . . ?im not a pro in any way, but i do like to explore, so i hope you enjoy it as well :).

Pipe pipi.

Imitation of chicken squawk, cluck, scream sound made by my face.

I recorded this sound at the standton bus station. The sound was recorded with a zoom h6. It was loud and noisy. All the busses were getting ready to leave. It was in the evening.

When you move the water inside the bottle.