5,716 로열티 프리 오디오 트랙들 "물"에 대한

Variation of running water in a sink.

Four water flute.

Simulation of pulling a head out of water.

Water is being poured fast into a glass.

Single toilet flushing sound followed by the noise of the re-filling tank.

A gulp of coffee. Check out our other media services at: echocinematics. Com.

Water dripping onto a metal barrel.

Recording of person taking a shower.

Small brook south of france, water gurgling,very close take,zoom h4n internal mics ,stereo,48khz,16bits,wave.

Field recording made in south boston's fort point, at a dock fairly remote from city traffic and other typical city noises. Sounds include mainly soft, quiet ambient sounds of water and wind.

Running, bubbling water. Can be used for stream, or fountain.

Recording of a small stream.

Sound of a little boat breaking icerecorded with sennheiser mkh 416 stereo and tascam hdp1.

This is my first sample - hope to give back the energy to you all for some downloaded samples from freesound. Recorded in the swiss alps in spring. This was a huge tunnel under a glacier and i had my dat and to omnis with me.

Wav file 44. 1 khz 16 bit. Mono. Lowcut -100 db.

Brewing a cup of coffee. Recorded with zoom h4n, removed 6db of the preamp hiss in audacity.

A spray bottle, of the kind used to wet hair or do gardening, being sprayed. The trigger mechanism of the bottle makes a weird squeaking sound, which to my ears sounds a little like a small duck quacking.

A toilet flushing. The acoustics in a bathroom are challenging. . .

Water evaporating once dropped onto a hot pan - take 3. Recorded close with a sennheiser mkh-416 directly into pro tools through a apogee duet 2 and mac book pro 2008.

Gentle rain pouring on the windscreen of a car recorded from the inside, with ntg-3.

Recorded using a studioprojects b1, w/ a healthy dose of reverb. Intended to sound like a bubble popping, or a single water drop landing in water.

Tap running into an empty metal sink basin in a kitchen. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

A wonderful recording symbolic of something many of us do every day -- making coffee. Recorded using my trusty zoom h-4n recorder using its built-in stereo microphones. Recorded at 4:45 in the morning so other usual daytime house/city noises are not here.

It's a recording of a calcium-sandoz® forte/fuerte 500 mg effervescent tabled falling into a glass of water and dissolving. You can hear the tablet dropping into the water and water droplet hitting water surface back. After w while - co2 buubles start to appear creating noisy sound. The recording has a long natural fadeout and unfortunately some background noise. I leaved "silence" before the sound starts so you can de-noise the recording to your needs (i prefer audacity for denoisig). Recorded inside of my wardrobe for acoustic isolation using zoom h2 on a mic-stand. Recoded as 96khz/24-bit wav. Normalized, truncated and convertet do 16-bit flac using audacity. I've converted this to 16-bit as it still has plenty of noise and 24-bits would not be any better after normalization.

Water running into a sink from a hand faucet.

Pouring hot water into a cup.

Running and then splashing water out of a garden pitcher. Meant to sound like splashing gas from a gas can.

Running and then splashing water out of a garden pitcher. Meant to sound like splashing gas from a gas can.

Some plop sounds i made with my mouth. Recording equipment: akg c214 / focusrite saffire pro 24.

This is a mix i've done for the march contest. It uses a few short water recordings i made in my apartment which i convolved, mutated, phase vocoded, and time stretched in sound hack.

Atmo of a radiator in a small bath room with the sound of the water tap turning on and off in the kitchen beneath. Recorded on a zoom h5 with x/y-head.

Filed recording of a creek on november 4, 2014 in ottawa, using zoom h4n @ 44. 1khz.

Water at boiling point.

Relaxing rain sound on concrete. Equipment that is used: zoom h5 recorder + audio-technica bp4025 microfoon.

Baby plays in the bath.

Baby babble in the bath.

Turning on a tap running water into sink, recorded using a self written app on my samsung galaxy phone, converted from mpeg v4 to mp3 using online-audio-converter. Com.

A recording using a contact mic into my roland r26 field recorder, it was a windy day so you could hear the wind hitting the bridge and the water rushing underneath. I placed the mic on a metal bolt for a solid contact.

Water bulp sound.

Shower in swimming pool.

A small amount of natural water running through a forest.

Washind hands on the toilet. Wave, 44. 1khz, 16bit, stereorecording device: zoom h4n with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz)normalized to -1dbfslocation: campus volgershall leuphana university old building in the entrance area. Lat: 53. 25016472286296lon: 10. 382777452468872date: 2013-12-06, 11:35h. Recorded and edited by: claudio vater. This recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".

Water fills the metal thermos. Recorded by audacity.

Beginning start off to one side then conversation for a second until moved to behind person. Sounds of raindrops, footsteps and two people right after rain fall outside. Stereorecorded with h4n.

Sound of a shower.

Sound of a underground water reservoir recorded through a ventilation pipe. Giving a mystical sound with a nice abstract quality.

Blew air into the top of a plastic water bottle to create a horn sound.

Squeaking of a rusty old fishing boat anchoring in a small polish harbour by the baltic sea. Ambience on the pier. Birds, people talking, waves under the boat, motorboat in the background aproaching to the harbour. Recorded with zoom h4n.

Field-recording of the creek found in old ellicot city, md. The creek is located in a suburban town, and is surrounded by a man-made rock moat about a story below street level. Recorded using a sony pcm-m10 at 24bit, 96k. The sound has been gently processed!!- hpf (6db slope) to remove rumble- compressor (ni supercharger gtx) with a minimal 1db gain reduction in m/s mode and a bit of warmth added. - ozone 5 for a little m/s eq to alleviate some of the watery pops on the sides and a little stereo widening to compensate for the pcm-m10's built in omni mics.

In my room opened up audacity grabbing my blue yeti mic and my cup of water and put my mic against my neck and starting recording. Though if you use this sound can you please tell what its gonna be used for. I would very much, like to know.