5,271 ロイヤリティフリー オーディオトラック の "ノイズ"

I just made the noise with my mouth.

Sound of the ac compressor unit in my girlfriend's backyard. Very noisy!.

Sound of the garbage track that often comes by to pick up trash for a nearby business (at 2 am). Captured from my porch across the street.

I recorded this sound while sampling my living room :). It comes out of our gigaset telephone and my tascam dr-07 mkii can her and record it. :).

Background noise in the second floor bathroom of the university of arizona school of theatre. Loopable.

Cello played with the bow on the bridge and with muted strings (by the left hand) / variations in bow pressure and partials of the strings (sul ponticello) / crackling rosin / recorded at very close distance with zoom h4n build in microphones.

For this one i decided to use white noise, longer or shorter, modified with tremolo and a slower tempo and accelerated speed. Eevery sound was melted at the beginning and end, one noise has been reversed.

The sound of an electric fan (with the voice at the beginning chopped off this time). This was for an msu 254 sound project.

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

Feedback from a small practice guitar amp, i plug the guitar in as the cord is still connected to the amp.

Putting a mini-jack adapter onto a 1/4 inch headphone jack.

Street noises with ball bouncing.

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).

Slow browsing noise.

Stapler spring.

Uk birmingham canal between icc and aston, hotel with kitchen extractor fan mounted on roof of restaurant area. Noise on the cusp of being pitched from the cowl, superimposed on the fan motor pitch. H2 zoom front mic with wind shield, hand held, some wind noise.

Uk birmingham canal between icc and aston, large factory with extractor fans running in 'background'. H2 zoom front mic with wind shield, hand held, some wind noise.

Uk birmingham canal between icc and aston, large factory with very powerful extractor fan exhaust from roof running in foreground. Air flow noise superimposed on fan motor drone with some phasing. H2 zoom front mic with wind shield, hand held, some wind noise, worse towards end, missed the foreground fan switch off.

This is the sound of an lrad (long range acoustic device). I managed to create this sound with a basic sample from nch tone generator and a few days of processing in goldwave.

Weird noise with a noise layer and a sine wave.

Weird noise sequence, i used gate too.

Very weird and extraneous synth sound, basically a square wave with distortion and a high pass filter, have some lfos that modify different parameters such as amplitude, cutoff and resonance.

10 seconds of 'green noise', allegedly. Formed using audacity, and taking advice from a youtube video! http://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=p9wbzdkmhyo.

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

Crumpling newspaper, moderate speed.

Crumpling newspaper noises, rapid.

Coffee maker noise: gurgles, hissing steam and dripping water, very close mic'd.

Sound of automated cd duplicator reloading and spinning up.

Noise from a large fan, part of a building cooling system.

Bicycle pump recorded from close distance [olympus ls-5].

Basement dehumidifier in operation, recorded very close, but also a bit muted. Possibly with microphone actually in runoff bucket.

Computer noise.

Fan from some kind of small blower (possibly a hair drier) recorded with mic close.

Hypnotic machine sound composed of a repetitive clicking noise backed by a loud, complex hum. Mic is repositioned several times during the recording, changing the relative loudness of the hum and click components.

Sound processed of waves recording.

An old radio receiver record - proxima rtf.

Pink noise generated by audacity.

Heavily distorted tubular bell sound.

The sound is going through zoom ms-70cdr. I use the "particer" reverb program. It acts like a compressor and limiter too. . . Kills the dynamics of the modular. Nice anyway - or not. . . And i use the ladik r-330 reverb too.

Patched my little modular synth while it was switched off. Then i switched it on and waited for it to warm up. This was the result.

Cathode ray tube tv turning on - rec with r1 - normalized at -9db.

This is some feedback that was recorded in the studio after we had finished recording some songs, it was just something to do, the effect pedal used in this is a 'electro-harmonix polychorus'. Some interesting sounds in there.

Alien xxx sent me a “cross modulation challenge”. I have tried to be true to his idea, but added automation, so to speak. Oscillator1 is constantly fm-modulating oscillator2. I vary the frequency of oscillator1 with an lfo. The output of oscillator1 is sent to a) left audio channel and b) in to oscillator2. The output of oscillator2 is fed to oscillator1. The degree of cross fm modulation is controlled by a vca controlled by another lfo. The output of oscillator2 is also sent to right audio channel. As i’m writing this i have just made a theoretical patch on a piece of paper. The result is what you hear. No effects added. Straight out of the modular for better or worse.

Agarre lata robot.

Random tones generated with modular synth. The randomness is generated with a sample and hold and some "old school tricks". The reverb is ladik r-330.

Sound synthesis made from chuck programming language. The model is a connection from an impulse generator to 40 digital filters to 40 delay linesand set feedback between each delay lines. Each delay lines's delay time and cutoff frequency is random. But there was an error in the calculation and the output value overflows. And this create a chaotic behavior in this sample. - - -. This one is a smooth rising soundwith alternating digital aliasing resonances at the end.

Abstract, ascending "tone"- one oscillator frequency modulated by a sample and hold module- done using synfactory/studiofactory software.

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A 15 second sample of 15khz. Produced in audacity for a request.

A very short glitch sample. Pretty basic one, mostly low frequency sounds with white noise bursts, the usual.