5.291 tracce audio royalty-free per "Rumore"

Sounds from home used for an school project.

Neighbor push trash box. Record use zoom h4n pro ≈2020. 11. 09 ≈18. 30.

A slowed down sound of a squeak representing a growl. With a bit of noise reduction and reverb.

A group of different noises and clicks from the soma labs ether v2, useful for drum loops or whatever, recorded with a zoom h1n. Cc0 / pd.

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Recorded with zoom h4n.

This came out way more clear than i expected.

Another granular synthesis with ableton live's granulator m4l plug-in.

Reverb with a couple cool synth tones bleeding through.

Snarey clappy filtered flanger feedback thing.

Snarey clappy flanger feedback thing.

Voice recorded with a crappy microphone and distorsion.

Rain drops falling on a metal surface.

Indoor construction drilling with natural reverb.

Sound from smal speaker generated by microcontroller.

Applied stuff like echo, chorus, and tremolo. Converted it to amr then back to wav to make it mono. Reminds me of that sound effect from five nights at freddy's 3 that plays at the start of the minigames.

The noise of an asphalt laying machine (recorded 2014, russia).

Doubts.

The sound of a car driving bye but edited to sound electronic.

Clip of wind edited to sound electronic.

I used this sound to get stretched to a 161 minutes of song it is one minute long.

Noisy interference caught in the short wave during the eighties and recovered of recordings in casette. First fragment of the package "onda-curta".

I switched on and off an old tape recorder. You can hear hum noise like an early synthesizer. The reason why it makes such noise is not sure, but that's the most important part of analog devices. Computer software cannot do that.

A crackling sound?. Recorded with edirol r-1 & sennheiser me66.

Sound of pill bottle being opened, pills being poured out then back in, and then the bottle being closed.

Untangling the mic cord on a windy day.

High gain guitar noise. (side pick swipe across all of the strings, muted across 2nd fret on guitar tuned in drop c. ).

Group kmm-this is a sample of someone walking. There is wind noise. You can hear the footsteps that they are taking. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder, high gain.

Simple piano chord processed w/ audio damage's obelisk.

Microondasmicrowave.

Nighttime radio static at the am radio band setting 1400.

The sound of dishes being washed.

Grey noise is random white noise filtered in a way to be perceived as being equally loud at all frequencies. Looped version of http://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/file:gray_noise. Ogg.

Beads trace yes.

From machine noise coll. Horn noise. .

An extremely squeaky metal bench swing at a public garden. The grating metal begs for lubricant like an old barn hinge. Some background anthrophonics, like a passing truck early and some individual voices during the recording, as one might expect in an urban park.

Cooooofffeeeeeee. . . . . . !!!.

Closing a book, 511 pages.

Verkehr autos vorbeifahren city field-recording noise street.

Recording from the 590 kilohertz mark on the am radio bandwidth. Very typical mono static.

A short section from the 570 kilohertz area of the am radio band, static with obscured talk radio voices in it.

Section of am radio static with a high pitched sing in it, from the 580 kilohertz mark of the bandwidth.

Melodic loop with dx7, phototheremin, tambourine, 16mm projector noise, and guitar and some beautiful vibes.

Sound of a kenmore dishwasher in operation, quiet and with low background hum. Phone ringing at end. Recorded on portable minidisc recorder.

Recording of few machines and switch [olympus ls-5].

I found a program called "bitmaps & waves" today, and thought i'd take it for a spin, basically, what it does is convert any bitmap image into a waveform that you can hear. This is a screen shot from my computer interface. Get this program (yep, it's free!) at http://www. Elisanet. Fi/victorx/bitmapplayer. Htm. Made with bitmaps & waves.

An oddly low 1-3-2 error tone that's coming out of a couple dells i've been working on.

I invented a sound on a yamaha dx-7 synth and then added echo in garageband. Used for a book on tape.

Sound of the trash compactor we use at work. I don't think it was very full this time, so it's not nearly as rattly and noisy as it usually is.

Sound of the train behind my house (you can hear my neighbor's dog rustling around somewhere in there, too. ) recorded shortly after midnight on august 10, 2011.