1,746 ロイヤリティフリー オーディオトラック の "過程"

Processed snare or tom sound.

Cut up mangled sound recording.

Feed back tone of bass - maybe 808.

Part of the remix pack of the 2004 track zero control by john scott. Please use these samples freely, but forward a copy of any remixes to thejohnscott @ gmail. Com and i'll post them on my site if they're good.

Effected sound of a necklace chain being bounced up and down on my desk.

A heavily processed tapping on a table sound.

The same laugh repeated nine times, each time with a different effect.

I took a sample of a door closing ( 4x )and added eq, gate, compression, filter.

I took a sample of a door closing ( 4x )and added eq, gate, compression, filter.

I took a sample of a door closing ( 4x )and added eq, gate, compression, filter.

I took a sample of a door closing ( 4x )and added eq, gate, compression, filter.

An odd metallic & random blip sound.

A noisy robot like rising sound.

A pitch rising.

Object dropped in metal drum, reversed and processed.

Truly dnb kick. Subtle processing on the kick would fit the peg in the hole of your mix. Processed in ableton live.

Heavily processed, strong-punching tr-909 kick drum.

A dulcimer sample ,processed with audacity and magix.

A without tremolo print of the former: http://www. Freesound. Org/people/nabz871/sounds/274608/.

A strange laser sound.

A laser sound.

A rising pitch modulation starting in d and ending in a higher octave d.

A noise falling.

A noise rising with low pass filter modulation.

Up to you to describe.

Ni massive synth patch of mine processed in ableton.

Trumpet in the sink was the starting point - this is old. . 10-12 years old.

Multisampled reese made with massive+cyanphase vdist+various other stuff.

A processed scream from fruity loops.

A processed scream from fruity loops.

A processed scream from fruity loops.

A processed scream from fruity loops.

A processed scream from fruity loops.

Heavily processed original kick.

A simple filter sweep i created using white noise wave and a filter to create the sweep.

Processed sound of a cello.

A beat loop i remixed from two other freesound files (btn006. Wav by junggle and light-switch. Aif by dropthedyle). I changed the speed slightly, and pulled together the rhythms so that i could copy-paste or repeat it in audacity without having to trim out hiccups. It's 4/4 time, just a little faster than 60 bpm.

Two modulating squarewaves with distortion and reverberationhardware: virus rack and tc powercore.

This sound was once a ride cymbal, but a lot of time stretch and distortion effects ended with his life, converting it in a monster.

I used the sound of a brush scraping as the source, added the sound you get when you twist a russian doll (already convolved with itself), and this was the result. To me it sounds a little bit like wind.

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

Two conga drums are played. Some bass has been taken out of the original recording through the use of pro tools.

A beat induced version of "hive comm", with an emphasis on using a freeware beat generator, (hammerhead) and use of an existing freesound sample. . . .

A slightly different beginning to "infinity 2", but basically the same sound file as such. . . .

Jungle snare heavy distort fx process.

Processed with a kp3.

One of my first creations from about ten years ago on a macintosh performa 68000.

My coffe-machine (a senseo) went bezerk last tuesday. I added some madness to the recording using granular synthesis and revers. The result will end up in one of my compositions, it is the power-of-fracture. To be honest, i like this kind of madness. . .

A cataclystic, "buildup" sound effect resulted from extreme manipulation from two digital audio workstations - fl11 and reaper. The base sample was a public domain sound of a roland d50-esque sounding element which was heavily edited using volume-scaled automation, reverberation, pitch-shifting, transpositioning and trimming audio.

The best result i came with by processing the original break.