759 tracce audio royalty-free per "Processo"

Processed glass sound.

One of many sounds that were free to download from my old website.

Time domain processed sample using argeiphontes lyre and transverb.

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.

Whistle reversed. Processed with reverb, delay & filter.

This is a beat i made using the percussion presets form fab filter 1 cm synth for a track i was writing. Each hit was then loaded into abletons impulse drum sampler and tweaked for my pleasure. The snare was subject to some serious stretching,which gives it a rasping sound!fab filter 1 really is a simple but very useful synth.

Synthetic scratching noises, short and reasonably dry.

Made by holding an old shower-rail in a harmonic point.

Definitely some birdsong was used.

Definitely some birdsong was used.

Playing with the switches on my nagra reel-to-reel - sort of a ryoji ikeda kind of thing popped out - i love surface noise, tape compression. . The whole media in fact!.

Highly processed sound of coffee maker, altered using audacity.

Me beatboxing quickly processed with some stretching. My first sample there !.

There was this heavy wind warning the other night, so i have captured the sound from inside the house. The recorded was lying near the window in the bathroom. I have processed it a bit. . . .

Lightful pad with resonant filter going down.

The beat was made using the real drum sounds in fruity loops for a friend who wanted to jam some new guitar riffs for his band. The tempo was originally 60 bpm but sounds better at 90bpm. It comprises of 2 bars of drums with hats and 2 with a ride.

Weird and long atmosphere created with an excellent sound generator.

Horribly distorted horn sound.

Horribly distorted horn sound.

A wide, weird bubbling sound.

My drumloop at medium speed.

Sick beats from the block -sliced and processed breaks beats and sick rythms for idm glitch and downtempo tracks breakbeat and electronica. Made with battery and a slicer and a load of vst's. Tempos from 90 - 185 bpm totally loopable! break those rythms down girls! (and boys!) oh i love the acid jazz and the drunks. They rule!.

Old hammond m3 organ note overdriven and chopped.

Processed glass sound.

Drumloops with heavy effects on it, somewhat idmish. 130 bpm, but also sounds good played in other speeds. Slicing in recycle or some other slicer can also give interesting results.

Initially this was a recording of the back of an old cathode ray tv.

This is a high hat processed, repeating from low to high notes very quickly.

Heavily processed original kick.

The best result i came with by processing the original break.

These are heavily processed beats inspired by a thread on the isratrance forum.

Horribly distorted horn sound.

The original wav files from experiments i did manipulating digital recordings. Designed to be used as loops to create witch-house type music. Also for use as background ambiance on my blog.

Mid-pitched electronic snare processed with fast delay and flanger.

Mp3 version of chimes on our lanai.

Sounds like. . . Sparows chirping. Sort of.

An echoing perc sound made from a cough.

Somewhat dull clattering sound in a 1 2 3 4 beat.

Mystic noisy distant thing. . . Created in virtual waves!.

An fx usable in trance music - or whatever your imagination can create.

A noise rising.

A noise rising.

Processed through ableton. Taken from a field recording one day at the palm beach park.

A dulcimer sample ,processed with audacity and magix.

Evolving synth. Free for use. If you like it follow me on social mediahttps://www. Instagram. Com/naumusiclab/.

Mp4 noise filtering in live.

It starts with a little click i've recorded, then processed through a granulator called dropout, + a little layer of reverb.

Slice of heavily processed snare with a flanged body, crisp attack & reverb'd tail.

This is the sound of a group of harp strings being excited using the hairs of a violin bow, but processed in two iterations.

Initially this was a recording of the back of an old cathode ray tv.

Just a tweaked bit of electric bass.