8,721 ロイヤリティフリー オーディオトラック の "家の火事"

Just your standard log fire.

Song from The Remains of Tom Lehrer

A song from The Remains of Tom Lehrer

A brief recording of a home fire alarm.

Brushing boots.

Winding up the hoover cable once the work's been done.

It's just as it says ;) actually i had a hard time finding one like this, so i took a bunch of royalty free public domain small fires and added them all together in sony vegas pro! pretty awesome! you can even hear the ceiling falling in around you! i am using this for my audio drama coral island adventures!.

Dropped a large glass vase to the floor. Aftermath: remove all crashed glass, which will be the name of next file.

Fireball.

Crakling fire.

Ironing shoirt.

The lovely sound of a fire alarm going off.

I bought my own fire alarm (i am an enthusiast) on ebay. I went into my garage to record it. And it didn't work. I tinkered with it a little and got it to work. And this is what it sounds like. Feel free to use with no credit.

Virtual analog (linplug albino) lead multi-sample with a big and upfront sound. Perfectly suited for uptempo dance music and synthpop. The samples have been processed with the nomad factory blue tubes dr2s overdrive and compressed using the sonalksis sv-315 compressor. Sample resolution is 24 bit, 44. 1 khz. All samples in this multi-sample have looppoints added for sustained notes.

Writing letter, clock ticking, sharpen pencil.

Starting a two-disc bench rotating grinding machine, grinding steel, followed by switch off and lowering speed.

Starting dremel with ceramic tip, machining at low speed, then increasing to 16,000 rpm, followed by shutting down.

Ironing clothes with a steam iron.

Car and house keys jingling.

Keys open the door.

Wood fire in a fireplace with lots of crackles.

Custom synthesized alarm sound.

A fire alarm going off.

Used by rural fire brigadesrecorded on a sound devices 702tsanken css-5 stereo microphone.

Air raid alarm. . . You won't hear a real air alarm here. It is an alarm from the fire brigade to call people to action. Recorded with sony pcm d100 and clippy em 272 in ab stereo. All sound are free. But if you like to support me. Please check my youtubechannel ( https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/uc8p5ewuxgvaabjffv9oi5ha ) and watch some videos about my fieldrecordings. Cost you nothing … just few seconds browsing trought my channel and if you like it, please subscribe. If you like the quality of the sound, please give the sound 4 or 5 stars. . . I would be delighted. Thanks for support.

Police scanner clicks and electric pops. Great for scanner or scanning sound effects. Could even be from military radio.

Talking about a Bi Polar Man. Police scanner clicks and electric pops. Great for scanner or scanning sound effects. Could even be from military radio.

Alarm sound effect extracted from scp containment brech.

My impression of peter from family guy trying to speak italiano. Pretty good huh?.

My first sound at freesound. Org! simply my rather heavy drawer opening and closing.

Fire sparks sound made by crashing a palm tree trunk. Projet “bruitages” coordonné par josé carrasco, classe de jérôme euphrosine au lycée français de barcelone, hiver 2013.

Recording of my own fireplace made with a tascam dr-40 (internal mics). I blasted up the lower freqs, kept the mid-range close to 0, then from 5-16 khz went back way up, slowly tapering down to below zero for the highest frequencies. All editing done in audacity, compressed using soundkonverter in linux. This is a good sound effect for either a bonfire or a house burning down, which is what i made it for.

Two sounds on crashed vase earlier. This on, the third, demonstrates how i deponate all the glass splints into a suitable container.

Self-created fire alarm. The idea is based on the typical fire alarm in buildings and was supplemented by a typical (slightly pitched) sound sequence of the us emergency vehicles. The sounds and the composition were created completely with audacity. I would be happy about suggestions for improvement and how you have used the sound sequence. I used it as a fire alarm in my home automation.

Assorted fire alarm sounds test within large building. Footsteps moving between locations within building. Spoken announcement "please evacuate the building immediately".

Checking fire alarm syetem in my home. It says in japanese, “fire! fire! another room is on fire”.

Ambient noise of my house creaking and settling in its foundation.

Room tone of a small toilet, with ventilation system and light on, very reverberant, rather creepy.

This is the tone of my fire department pager when we get a fire call

Some generative wildfire sfx made with sunvox. The crackling sounds were made by taking some highpassed white noise, ring modulating it with some more white noise, and then using a noise gate to usilate the loudest 'crackles'. The rumbling was created using lowpassed white noise, and the wind was made by bandpassing white noise with a high resonance and randomly sliding the filter frequency. Everything was sent into a reverb and a stereo expander.

Sirens on a test alarm in village site.

This is the fire alarm in my building. Yes, rather than evacuating i recorded the alarm.

Mono field recording of a bonfire: crackling fire, screaming children playing, jumbled voices with an occasional comment which can be distinguished from the crowd.

This sound can be used as a notification alert, background for an ambulance or firetruck.

River cloud ii, july 2013, danube at bratislava. Twin engines running, noise of water at 8 knots, ship's bell ringing last watch.

This is essentially a bass guitar with distortion with three layers of notes, merged together to make a "siren" of sorts. It can be used as a fire alarm, or maybe an alarm on a spaceship or ufo.

Clip of firetruck siren heard in the distance.

Motor revving and car driving away, two police sirens in background. Somewhat at a distance.

Uploaded 4 sounds for a blog post. All the credit goes to benboncan - chopping noise, tliedes - match noise, jace - boiling bubbles, and zacharymark920 - silverware. I only put them together in audacity for a blog post for a class. Under fair use of being a student.