1,162 로열티 프리 오디오 트랙들 "정비공"에 대한

A condenser microphone placed inside an open pc case.

A short typing demo on an apple m0118 keyboard (1987) with alps skcm orange switches. Microphone: behringer c2.

Whirlpool cabrio washing machine in final stage of spin cycle to remove water from laundry. A consistent hum with regular pulse of a quiet rattle. A nearly soothing machine noise.

A complex ambiance to illustrate the inside of a steampunk ship.

Grinding gears and steady clinking of an antique, hand-cranked drill press.

Some button beeps from a soda machine, enjoy!.

Random mechanical sounds from an hp printer.

Hydraulic powered hammer recorded using roland r26 recorder and røde ntg3 shotgun mic.

Sound of a pulley or any rope mechanism being pulled.

3 bicycles driving by kids playing aside, birds singing, some wind.

The roar of a mechanical monster or something. Use for whatever you want!. Created in beepbox. Processed in scratch.

Made in lmms.

A scrolling sound of a cheap mouse. Could pass as a diy kind of sound.

This is another post apocalyptic and can be used to ascentuate a factory scene.

Electric sewing machine.

Close-up, recorded with h2n zoom.

Typing on mechanical keyboard with cherry mx brown switches.

Rattling machine sound imitated with bolts shaken inside a plastic container. Use this any way you want, no need to credit. But i would appreciate a word in the comments about what kind of project you plan to use it for, and -if appropriate- where it will probably appear.

Just recorded a truck parked outside.

Recorded in stereo from inside a plastic watering pot with zoom q8. Pitched down. The toaster is touching the pot, so it can deliver vibrations after the "pop-up mechanism".

The sound of a buzzing light edited.

A sound clip of someone typing quickly on a mechanical keyboard (logitech g710+).

A 3d printer recorded from a few feet away in an untreated room.

The sound of an elevator from inside, with the doors opening and closing sounds.

Turning on an empty toaster briefly and cancelling it so its mechanism springs up. Handle down / buzz / springing up.

The air conditioning unit in the entrance way of a mall.

Water gently lapping at shore in halifax point pleasant park.

Opening up flatdoor with keybundle. Recorded with zoom h4n.

The sound of a wind-up mechanical drumming bear or bunny, made using sounds of ableton live, for sfx in a stage play.

Sound of a bandsaw running, including start and stop.

Pressing my "w" key on my mechanical keyboard with blue switches. Recorded with my phone.

The sound of an office stamp, several takes.

One minute of izotope vinyl noise. Volume normalized (peak -0. 4db).

Typing on a mechanical keyboard with cherry red switches. Corsair k95high quality raw recording 24bit 96khz. If you like this sound or used it in your own project, feel free to donate to me here!paypal. Me/handygaber.

Some metal gears meshing with each other and turning.

Sound inside elevatorrecorded with zoom h1n.

A retro music clip. Feel free to use it in anything. Thanks!.

| - description - |. Neurobass bass-inspired sound. | - made with - |. Harmor - fl studio. | - uses - |. For musical projects or whatever i wanted.

An ambient, muted sound, like an elevator rising with ambient white noise and electricity in the background.

The sound of a fan heater turning on. Has been cleaned up in audacity to remove background noise. Recorded on sony pcm-a10.

Sounds of a machine humming low sound.

A machine making a weird tremolo noise.

Sounds of a machine leaking steam (it's actually not that which was recorded).

I recorded myself winding up an old wall-clock in my living room to use in a song. I used the built-in microphone in an ipad, re-recorded to cubase, added a bit of compression, a gate, and a limiter. It's a stereo file, but the sound is mono.

Easily one of the stupidest loops i've made but whatever. At least the sample resolution is good? maybe? idk folks, who gives a crap anyway.

Field recording in stereo of various bikebells.

This is a sound of a mechanical timetable flipping the numbers down.

Brown noise generated in goldwave and applied a few effects to it. It certainly sounds like a machine.

A wind-up sound.

Electric motor sounds.