5.291 tracce audio royalty-free per "Rumore"

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

High pitch squealing noises from a circuit bent tape recorder.

High pitched squealing whistle rhythm from a circuit bent tape recorder.

A basic glitch rhythm/melody from a circuit bent tape recorder. See other riff1-**. Wav for variations.

Some random noise for your listening pleasure. Sounds like some kind of fu#*$! up mechanical mess.

Like one beat of a heart beat.

A digital noise sound. Synthesized using a free vsti instrument. Can be used for horror/sci-fi movies and other media.

Room sound recording.

Noise of my room while i'm sleeping. Normalized. Probably mostly just noise of the device. Recorded with zoom h2. Edited with audacity. This sound is cc0 but i highly recommend that you include a link to this page when using it, to avoid misunderstandings. Http://farm9. Staticflickr. Com/8070/8213683889_517a10ef52_o. Pngon flac and ogg vorbis audio file formats. Contact me if you have interest in specific sounds for open source or commercial purpose.

The static at various points on the am radio bandwidth from 1040 khz to 1220 khz. Recorded from a digital tuner so the switch from location to location is a cold chop.

On board the car ferry crossing the clyde in scotland.

I recorded mostly nothing, then normalized it, so it was mostly loud static. I used audacity's noise remover to make the sound and it's wahwah effect to make it move across stereo space. Very interesting, good for static and alien voices.

A 10 second pink noise wave generated using audacity. Brown noise/red noise/random walk noise, is the kind of signal noise produced by brownian motion, (discovered by robert brown in 1827).

Ignition of my gas cooker with electric impulses. Recorded with olympus ls-5.

Elevator ride from i floor to v floor. [olympus ls-5, warsaw, poland, jerozolimskie 42].

Aeg coffee brewer recorded from 30cm [olympus ls-5].

Recorded on h1 zoom 48/24.

The typical sound of a motorway, this recorded on a carpark in the netherlands, just of the motorway. Sony pcm-d50 and em 172 microphones.

Dried hairs hose fall.

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.

This if a sound i made a while ago. Sort of sloppy, yes, but i like it, and i hope you do, too. I do appologize for the back noise on the background music. And, yes! that is me doing the narration after a bit of vocal processing. (those screaming guys around -00:22:348 are not me. I love that part!) you can download that background song for free by clicking this link: http://www. Incompetech. Com/m/c/royalty-free/index. Html?keywords=truth+of+the+legend. That was a royalty-free song, so you have no cause for worry. If you wish to make a movie out of this, you may. Traintrack bob 1 & 2 don't even exist. Yet. Made with audacity.

Stereo wave file (16 bit, 44,1 khz), programmed and ringmodulated z3ta+ patch, c1.

My circuit bent speak and spell run through the live cut plug-in. Tons of possibilities here to cut it up for one shots are use bigger pieces for loops.

The sound of an (almost) broken hard drive. Including a "meep" and a "beep" :) recorded with the zoom h2.

Descending bell.

Seamless loop of gaspipe or gasleak hissing continuously. This sound is the actual background noise in the frequency range 1200 to 6800 hz from my randomly generated subhorrorambience1. Wav sample. All frequencies below 1 khz (lowend) and above 8 khz (highend) have been filtered out and the volume has been normalized. I release this sound as cc0. You can do whatever you want with it and don't need to mention my name. Tips & tricks for professional mastering of dark ambient loops:. ~ (range) 1200 - 8000 hz, the highmid area of all sounds. ~ (gate) filtering in and adding subtle noise in this frequency range can addatmosphere or "air" to dark ambience but sound noisy like a tape recording. ~ (filter) filtering out noise in this frequency range can make the bass andlower frequencies (20-1000 hz) in dark ambience sound clearer but more dull. ~ (highend) frequencies above 8 khz should always be filtered out completelyand muted to 0 db, since those are only necessary in music and higher sounds.

Some c0 16. 35hz sine drawed in audacity with mouse hand free with no correction of the irregularities, looping, an envelope drawed manually as well, like for the original graphical pixel art obscur principles, except some slight eq filtering.

Scrambled signal from digital satellite to reciever/box.

Very processed (and weird) noise. Filter, amplitude and panning modulation with lfos.

A strange percussion sound. Noise with amplitude modulation. Useless. . .

Jangling wet silverware, excited burbling and clanging all at once. Possibly recorded while washing dishes?.

Combustion engine [olympus ls-5].

Banging the door of a storage cabinet for clothes.

Bad reception on the radio. I hate it!.

Noise produced with saucepan lids in the kitchen. Metallic sounds. Mic se4400a, apogee duet, macbook pro, audacity.

In honor of my new guru pramahansa yogananda, i searched for a swan sample. Then i added: time stretch, high pass sweep, flange, rotator pann, delay @ 124 bpm,. Thank you guru, namaste.

I made this noise by swishing my soda glass around. The ice in it made the clinking noise.

Sound of someone feeling around for something on a dresser, panicking. Includes coins, bottles falling over, a pill bottle, and keys. Recorded with the blue yeti usb microphone, cardioid pattern.

Bubbly sound from a sleep-drone glitch fest.

Footsteps walk street shoes.

The sound generated by my sound card whenever a game crashes. Stangely spooky.

Record spinning record static crackle vinyl turntable surface-noise noise.

Hand digging machine.

A simulated synthesizer with a lot of noise ontop. Made in fl-studio with the izotope vinyl plugin.