366 ロイヤリティフリー オーディオトラック の "赤"

A. Wav audio clip of an adorable small boy toddler/baby speaking meaningless words. The "baby gibberish misc. " pack is a collection of many miscellaneous baby sounds and nonsensical speech for movies and other projects. Royalty-free. :-).

Ambience onboard the red funnel car ferry to the isle of wight. The ferry was busy and i don't think a single person was listening to the safety announcement. Olympus ls-5, built in mics, 25hz hpf.

Recorded with a sm57 and quality preamp.

Toy blocks being cleaned up, or played with. Some being thrown into room, then tossed into box for cleanup.

Toy blocks being cleaned up, or played with. Some being thrown into room, then tossed into box for cleanup.

A. Wav audio clip of an adorable small boy toddler/baby saying the word "daddy. " the "baby language" pack is a collection of many baby spoken words for movies and other projects. Royalty-free. :-).

Recorded my son (age 4) counting to 10.

A. Wav audio clip of a small male toddler/baby laughing.

My young boy (4 months old) is giving it a try in front of the microphone. Good that the compressor was active. Feel free to use under the conditions of the creative common licence.

Started like crying. It ends with a laugh. :).

A baby crying presumably somewhere in a dark house or hallway. Recommended for horror films or games.

A. Wav audio compilation of adorable male toddler/baby sounds, grunts, noises, nonsensical babbling (speech), and actual first words all in one, taken from my packs "baby gibberish," "baby gibberish miscellaneous," and "baby language. " they may be used for movies or other projects. No attribution required. Enjoy. :-).

Used rbnuser's music box pack.

Recorded with zoom h1. Normalized.

A city playground on a quiet autumn day, with kids playing, birds singing, people and trains lazily passing by. Recoded on 19. 10. 2021 with zoom h6 field recorder in miera dārzs, rīga, latvia.

Children laughing and talking with lots of natural reverb. Recorded on a dr07 mkii in southwest florida. Please credit aaron port. If you can, please share the project you used this in.