2,964 ロイヤリティフリー オーディオトラック の "無駄"

This audio represents the action of adjusting an insignia from a security uniform.

Didgeridoo drone and various loops in one wav.

Drone sound on a note.

Recorded my 30" chau gong in the garden out back. 4 mic setup:. Large d condensers for l/r channels (2)d112 for bass (1)røde ntg2 environment (2).

A modified sound effect of my boyfriend snapping his fingers along to a tune.

A modified effect of my boyfriend trumpeting a tune with his mouth.

Drone loop with vst cassette filter.

This, my dear friend, is ils - infinitely loud silence. Play some other sounds and then play this, and you'll know why i call it this way. It's created by a bug present in lmms, a free program for electronic music production. Actually this sample can't reproduce the ils phenomenon, that creates a dc offset so big, that it outnumbers any other signal getting out of the same audio interface and the result is silence. It's a silence that is masking other sounds. Mind-boggling. Nasty bug. All this sound can do is cause some distortion, probably because 24-bit sound can be only as loud as 0db. 32-bit floating point should be able to get louder, but still i don't think any sample file would be able to reproduce this product of error.

A low rumbling background ambiance.

Trying to learn some chuck. Fun and not to hard. This is a script i made today.

The sound of an empty room. Recorded with zoom h6n stereo.

Loopable evolving tones from the 4ms spherical wavetable navigator.

Silent room, with feeble noises from the outside (cars, birds, neighbours). X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Silent countryside ambiance, with birds and low highway rumble in the distance. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Electric drone hum oscillation.

I'm creating a progressive loop that starts out with plenty of space between the sounds, but get progressively shorter to the point of overlapping. This is the base sound. I may work on creating a more cohesive pitch, but the dramatic pitch could possibly work for you. Key: c #minoralt key: 12abpm: 107 (does it matter?)environment: audacity for stupid simplicity. Use it however you want. From club, to smut, to funeral. If you get a chance to add a constructive review or criticism, i'll turn out better sounds for the community. Everything will forever be cc0.

Bytebeat drone.

Radio interference drone.

Bass speaker plugged to a pc that manages to capture the static produced by an lcd monitor. Noise varies according to what is shown in the screen.

Electric guitar + screwdriver drone.

A stopped running truck making some interesting drone-like timbres that phase in and out with each other slowly.

Me recording tones c g and tryed go for high c on my trumpet with the sshhmute (practice noise canceler for trumpet).

A simple droning sound playing in c. Made with logic pro.

A layered droning sound playing in bb. Made with logic pro.

Experimental sadism waterboarding a poor cello just for fun. Using makenoise gear to experimentally change the sound to muffle. Rendered in reaper @48khz 32 bit fp with markers for all you morphagene fans out there. Enjoy the muffling waterboarded feeling. . .

The harmonic bridge installation under ma rt 2 in north adams. Droning created by vibrations of cars passing over bridge, channeled via metal wire into amplifiers underneath.

Air drone.

-----albeit concept seems to refer back to you- still stuck in the air; less of a concrete form - finality seems to please you.

Drone sample created with the app 'soundprism'.

This was the result of hitting a glass jar, resampling it, reversing it, paulstretching it, and changing the tempo in audacity.

Continuous field recording of an electric hum in the stairwell of a building.

A sound of a small drone flying around indoors.

Recorded my small space heater with a blue yeti in a reverby room cut it in audacity to loop better.

Feedback loop drone created using make noise phonogene + make noise echophone eurorack modules. Good for some kind of force field.

A lush and airy pad. Started as a recording of a note on alto saxophone. It contains several resampled/paulstretched layers.

From reason 6, thor patch "paranormal static".

Remix of andrew duke sample: only the bit modified bassy part. It is rhythmic type of rumbling with some higher crackles.

**warning**: do not play this sound with full volume on speakers with an amplifier; you risk damaging the driver through exertion. Format: wav - 24 bit, 44. 1khz [mono] - loopabledescription:a 30 second long pure sine wave of 14hz, at a constant spl level of -5 decibels. The audio file is loopable with a coherent crossing point from end to beginning. If you would like to read up on the infrasound phenomenon go here:http://goo. Gl/gmbsvm. Methodology:synthesis generation in sound forge pro macosx. -------------. This can be used for experimental purposes. I used infrasound in a horror film; attempting to create a physical sense of terror with the motion picture at specific times. It is believed by some that a high enough amplitude of infrasound can be used as a weapon. -------------. If you like or dislike this sound, please comment on your thoughts :). Reminder:this sound is licenced under cc0 [public domain] - so you are free to use and abuse it. I wouldn't mind a credit though if you're feeling generous. . .

I used this sample that i uploaded http://www. Freesound. Org/people/thejack288/sounds/236814/and made several processing : reverb, pitch shifting, delaying, etc using the plug in "ambient".

A low humming plays at the beginning before the microphone is moved to catch as the person presses the buttons to get a soda, becoming more erratic over time when it doesn't work. Tascam.

Screaming amongst noise drone.

Korg polsix with a bad chip.

Korg polsix with a bad chip.

Korg polsix with a bad chip.

Korg polsix with a bad chip.

Korg polsix with a bad chip.

Korg polsix with a bad chip.

Ventilation sound in small room (loo) of an historical building in mildura australia. First noticed the drone years ago but didn't have a portable recorder. Thought it would would be a great track for a dramatic scene.

Ventilation sound in small room of an historical building in mildura australia. First noticed the drone years ago but didn't have a portable recorder. Thought it would would be a great background track for a dramatic scene.