702 로열티 프리 오디오 트랙들 "메아리"에 대한

A quick jingle made in milkytracker, using a sine wave with reverb added. -----------------------------------------------------------------------. This sound, like everything i upload here,is completely free for anyone to use. You may use it however you please. I hope it is useful. 🎶.

Recorded using sony m10.

Repitched a flute to make a melody and added delay and a drum loop.

Sophie merrit's recording in a suppermarket for the yarmonics sound library. Supermarket in great yarmouth recording put through a dub delay. Part of the yarmonics sound library. Sounds of great yarmouth recorded as part of the yarmonics sonic arts festival sept 2018 by various contributors. Festival organised by the norfolk and norwich sonic arts collective and originalprojects. Www. Yarmonics. Com.

Same flask as before, but with enhanced eq and added fx channel. Akg p220.

Strange pew-pew sound reaction to fireworks at parker steel factory, portslade.

Punching bag with fist.

First echo experiment and fanfare. Morphagene oven-ready sampled at 48khz 32 bit. Enjoy the depth!.

The ambiance of a large hall with very few people in it. Recorded on a zoom h6 recorder.

Footsteps in a large, echoey stairwell. Clapping to edit for convolution reverb. Sony m10. 2012.

Electric guitar with distortion effect. Chopped up in to small pieces, randomly re arranged, faded in and out and then put through a stereo echo effect.

Made with sophia.

A reversed piece heavy on the phaser. Think of receiving a sound from space only to realize the sound is playing backwards.

A little moody melody made late at night on my strat echoed by a synth with a drum machine pounding in background. A test piece i made while learning a new daw.

Unique rare recording sound effectdeep valley far north.

This is a clipof my cat, echo, purring. She was about 6 months old when i recorded this. You can also hear me moving around a bit as i had to chase her. Enjoy :).

Bells in a big church from a village in switzerland.

Made with image-line sakura.

This is the first sound from me to everyone! there will be many more coming soon. Sign up on twitter @raph_web3 and i'll be posting lots of free quality sounds here. Recorded on a dr100 mk3 tascam + synth.

Closing a door in my house; echo produced. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Clinking of glasses in my house. Non-wine glasses for a short clink. Attempt #1. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Sample 1 of a few horror-type sound effects i mixed together for something i. . . Don't particularly recall at the moment. Horribly generic, i know, but hey, there's got to be a variation.

Sample 2 of the three sounds. A pathetic contribution, but hey.

I twisted a sound of a chimpanzee into this strange noise, hopefully this is useful to some. Https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=ejk9ssox1wythis is where i retrieved the original sound from.

Made this by putting my keyboard through my guitar pedal, distorting the kick drum, then putting an echo on it. I made it to put in my horror film in media studies.

The piledriver recording from quite a distance awy, this time with a clack echo between strikes. Again, recording time shortened by windy conditions.

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Recorded a video, separated the sound and used audacity to make it echo and creepy. Person in the audio is saying "don't worry 'bout it. ".

Recording of a church door open & close. Basic field recording.

A door opening and slamming shut in a stairwell. Sound recorded at the bottom of a two story stairwell which makes the noise sound far away.

Me on the electric guitar, looped with effects added, 102 bpm.

This is something i made with audacity using the generate>risset drum option. After i generated one long risset drum, i made a short one below it, copied it & added a delay to the track with the short decay risset drum. After that, i just leveled everything a couple times. :).

A slightly shaken footstep recorded in a school staircase.

A freight train whistling its passage through a small town on a cold, quiet december night. The echo is enjoyable. Recording made with a sony pcm-m10 with the volume set on 6.

This is a piece of an announcement made in japanese in the small town of kawaguchiko near mt. Fuji in japan, about a month after the earthquake and tsunami of 2011. The hotel staff told us the message said that, due to very good work of the people in rationing their power usage, there would be no power outage that night.

I say bybieye with a sick echo.

Dragging a piece of wood down a set of stairs inside of a silo. Nice natural reverb.

Someone farting in a dungeon, or possibly going to the bathroom in a very echo-y restroom. Made using the magical power of wet hand-farts.

Deep in the midgard mountain is a dragon wakening up. You are far from him. The sound has travelled kilometers.

Hitting a large piece of plywood, recorded with a very cheap and low-quality computer mic. Processed in audacity for echo and added bass.

Relaxing in the steam room, stumbled across greatness. Recorded on iphone.

A loud single crash in a quite a large room as if something heavy was droped. Slight echo.

Metallic laser sound with quite a long echo. Made with a metal springy. Recorded indoors, with zoom h4.

A heavily processed and reverberant of some heavy movement in a "metallic" space. Created for a stage play.

The sound of liquid hitting the bottom of a metal water bottle after a person has taken a drink.

One of the end products of recycling my old samples with some granular synthesizer.

In an after death setting, you may be temporarily parked in an waiting room, before the admission to the paradise. A strange door opens and closes, a ring sounds (the saint peter's office?), whispered voices, steps, echoed little noises. Registration made into an empty big church, with very few people praying and some maintenance operations. Equipment used: sony icd-sx800d, external microphone rode ntg-2.

I invented a sound on a yamaha dx-7 synth and then added echo in garageband. Used for a book on tape.

Sound is a short, looped vocal "growl" attempting to emulate the sound of a stationary buses engine.

808 drum sounds played through an orange amplifiers "micro crush" miniamp recorded for stereo ambiance in the original batcave. These work well as drum layers under more conventional sounds, and in other creative ways. Recording assisted by steve and mikro.