903 로열티 프리 오디오 트랙들 "오래된 카메라"에 대한

A short sample using brother typewriter. Comments and ratings very welcome :).

Recorded some really strong wind making freaky howling sound in my doorway.

I was surprised this still worked. This is an old ibm selectric ii typewriter, with correcting tape, the “quieter” selectric at the time. It’s about 80 pounds, a real back-breaker. The carriage return bell is broken, unfortunately, so the best you might hear it is rattling due to the belt vibration. Recorded with a tascam dr-05, without the low-cut since i wanted a beefy sound. Placed direcly above the roller, about 12 inches away. I swapped the channels in audacity to match perception & sampled down to 48khz. Description: i roll in some paper, type a few paragraphs from some copy, and roll it out when i’m done. Man, can you type fast on these machines!.

Really old clock ticking away loudly. Recorded with canon legria.

The metal note holder thingy on a cash register being opened and closed.

Old bosch sawing machine starting slow, stopping and restarting with acceleration and stops again, recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Old bosch sawing machine starting fast, slowing down and stopping, recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Different speeds on an old bosch sawing machine, recorded with a tascam dr-40.

4ch-surround field-recording of an old watermill in the village of gollmitz in brandenburg/germany. This clip is the rear channels, mic'd at close range near the edge of the waterwheel, the sluicing sound of water falling out of the wheel is clearly discernible. Recording conducted with a zoom h2, mics set to 120° dispersion.

Old and sick asthmatic man breathing heavily. Recording made for play. Hardware: behringer b-1, m-audio fasttrack ultra, macbook prosoftware: adobe audition cs 6no post processing.

Crude arpeggio and single note taps of the inner strings of an early-20th-century chas m. Stieff upright piano. This particular model was made in baltimore and spent most of its life in the lobby of the willard intercontinental hotel in d. C. , and the last 30 years in our home in fairfax, virginia. We are dismantling part of the piano to repair, clean, and, unfortunately, sell it. The mechanism for one note is the only problem, and, of course, it needs tuning. Anyone willing to give this a good home?.

A simple looping piano piece with a bit of retro / oldie feel, putting it in public domain (cc0) for you all. :).

A boomy break i made from a variety of free hits using jeskola buzz sequencer, with an ohm boys lfo effect applied.

Recorded during riding by attaching a zoom h4n at my left leg. The xy-microphone pointed vertically direction to the seat/engine, so no spectacular stereo-sound, but different sound timbre on l/r. The exhaust had a rusted hole so it's not the original vespa-sound but more rough. Different styles of driving. Including starter and switching off. No sound editing was made, so maybe you like to filter away low frequencies (some little wind was behind the shield).

Ticking old clock.

2 minutes of ticking and tocking. There are some nice secondary clicks and slides. Blue yeti.

Another one of my heavy beat experiments i made with the amen break as the foundation. Mixed with some live drumming done by myself.

He's saying "up in the sky" from twinkly little star, he's trying to say "up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky".

An mp3 recording of an old, squeaky automatic garage door being opened in an airy garage. Recorded with a black sony ic voice recorder.

Opening closing old wooden screen door.

A sound of an old oven door. Useful for horror or as an industrial hatch. This is an unprocessed original sound record.

The death-like rattle of an old truck cutting off.

Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.

An old alarm clock ticks.

Mono 96/24 recording of an old tap being turned on with running water.

A beat i programmed in caustic 2. 1 for my track caustic antics. This is a clean render. See break delay for this beat with a slight ping pong delay. Very little eq/processing so process away. Caustic 2. 1, the best music creation app for android.

The fully processed beat i used for my caustic 2. 1 track caustic antics. Very liitle eq but slight ping pong delay that fitted the track great. 124 bpm.

Fake, dblue glitch.

Fake, dblue glitch.

Recorded with an h4n, there are multiple samples within this of the same door. It's pretty old.

An old metal clock ticking noise.

This is a sound effect i generated that simulates the background noise of a vhs tape from ca. 1991. It is basically pink noise at approx. 0. 01 dbs and sawtooth wave at 60 hz, both combined with audacity. It is ideal for adding to video projects on i. E. : sony vegas to recreate the effect of vhs. Enjoy this sound effect.

The sound of an old whistling gas kettle coming to the boil and being removed from heat, including the gas being sparked. Recorded on zoom iq7.

Recording of someone reading the lord's prayer and psalm 23 on an old ham radio.

The sound of curtains on a metal curtain rail being moved, creating a loud and slightly-jarring scratching noise. Similar sounds available in the curtains pack. Recorded with a zoom iq7.

This piece is controlled by attenuated noise. It has a pulse. Slow, but a pulse. Natural start and end. No editing.

Grandfather clock strikes ten. Left sound as is, if you want one with only the clock striking the hour, check out the one that says 'no ticking'.

Winding a cassette tape by hand.

A very old electrical kettle being switched on, while the water inside is brought to boil over a period of about 2 minutes.

Bottle sfx.

Reversed melody heavily processed on cassette tape.

Old school telephone ringtone. Made using lmms and audacity.

A 286 computer booting and running a self-test before reaching the os, then getting shut down through the button at the middle of the right corner of the case, including part of the monitor shutting down. The picked license is creative commons 0, but it'd be great if you could mention me in your work, if you ever use it for it, i'd like to take a look at what you've done. Recorder: moto g4 play (harpia), laying flat and facing down on the case. Microphone: built-in microphone. Encoding: wave (lossless, 32-bit float pcm). Processing: no dsp applied, removed a full piece of sound at the beginning and a full piece of sound at the end, including environmental noises that weren't related with this recording.

Old escalator creaks in empty mall.

Opening and closing an old metal hatch in our basement. The hatch is locked by two handles. The first two creaks are the handles being turned, the last creak is the hatch itself. At around 0:10, the hatch is closed again and the two handles are turned to closed position. Recorded using a no-name directional microphone. Feel free to use however you please, credits appreciated but not required. If you'd like to tell me what you used it for, go ahead, i'd love to hear it.

The sound of my wind-up clock ticking.

This is the sound of my great grandma's helen clock. It's got about 100 years! a piece of history at my home. I love this sound.

Detuned piano segment, recorded with fl studio 10.

My squeaky wooden floor sound. Useful for horror effects or boat simulation. Equipment that is used: zoom h5 recorder + audio-technica bp4025 microfoon.

This is a recording from spaceship engine room. The ship is old and so are the machines.