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Enjoying the summertime atmosphere in the yard of our place in warsaw for a moment before tapping the doorcode to go back upstairs. Kids playing etc.

Truck drives in with creaks and engine roar. Sounds as if it is backing up or having a hard time up a hill. Crickets in background.

Me going down into my basement, opening a bunch of doors and walking through them, and going back out.

Dawn chorus from the back yard. Usually noisy, but the roads were quiet due to the lockdown may 2020. Manchester, uk.

Moving notes back and forth, some harmonics and messy notes to keep you guessing, clean tones.

Static at end of last song on record, followed by swooshing sound of needle going back and forth in the blank space at the end of the album.

A drunk friend hitting walls with a cardboard tube at 03:50 am and some people cursing in the back.

Just had to make another stereo patch. Feels nice to be back in stereo. Need more patch cables. . .

I recorded this sound back in 2002. It is a square fan that would go all over the room, so i had to get the sound.

I recorded this sound back in 2002. This is actually a toy top i had that had gears in it. When spun, it made this sound.

I recorded this sound back in 2002. Hard to hear, but its a florescent light bulb that was about to burn out. It started making this sound.

Violin string sound w/ pressure, played with the violin bow from back part of the violin bridge. 48khz/24bit.

A storm recorded just outside my back door. Dynamic.

24 bit 48krecorded on a zaxcom nova with 3x mics mixed to stereo-2x sennheiser mkh-50 in x/y-1x dpa 4017 centerbirds recorded in my back yard early spring. Walked out to take kids to school and was it with a wall of sound. When i came back they were still there so i had to record it.

Snippet of a song i made a few years back. Full song at: https://soundcloud. Com/metzik/ambia.

I recorded this sound back in 2002. We had this sweeper cleaner thing where i worked and this is the sound it made when pushed from the worn out gears.

The sound of a back door lock being engaged. Recorded on my blue yeti.

The age old sound of your lego collection. I don't care if you trace credit for the sound back to me.

A metal lid being taken off and then put back onto a thick, heavy glass jar.

Recorded on 1 phone 8 during a very heavy downpour in my back garden. Mainly heavy rain, but some claps of thunder too.

the traditional country song Back Up and Push, performed by Gid Tanner and his Skillet Lickers

Recorded with a zoom h2n in the back garden on a wet and mildy windy day.

Thunderstorm recorded in my back garden, late spring. Zoom h1.

An early morning walk through the back streets of marrakech as the city wakes up. Traffic, crowds, kids, motorbikes.

By tapping the back of my lap top, i made an unusual heartbeat. Removed hissing, added a deeper pitch and deleted certain beats for a somewhat rhythmic beat.

Typewriter roller being pushed back into place and spun. Slight ring. Could be used for a variety of effects.

Did a audio recording with my ex a while back. . . If you are interessted in all her fuck sounds as seperate files, let me know.

Strange fluke of a sound, captured trying to record a distant airplane from my back porch in the mountains. Recorded in stereo on a moto x.

Racking the slide back on a sig sauer p229 pistol.

A mellow 130-bpm loop with some picked guitar backed by some simple bass and drums. Created with fl studio.

Taking snacks in a packet out of a box, putting them back in , recorded with a zoom h6.

A strange birdsong i encountered a couple of years back. Other birds and city sounds can be heard in the background. Recorded with zoom h1.

Soft hardcore tuned to fmade by distorting a 909and then separating attack body and subthen cleaning it up and compressing it back together again.

These animal sounds were recorded inside a stone circle at the back of my property just as dawn broke. Most sounds are farm animals and birds and some unknown.

Just managed to turn on the zoom h6 in time to record this thunder from the back yard. Manchester, uk. 17/06/2020.

This file is a jazz male vocal backing with a rubato tempo. Good for putting a sax or other instrumental as solo.

Flys on jeans being unzipped, then zipped back up. 48k mono wav, marrantz pmd660, rode ntg2.

The ambience from the back yard in my suburban house. You can hear birds, cars, and some people in the background.

There in my files was the sound of a metal lid being placed back on a jar. This one was a recycled jelly jar in which i keep cotton balls.

Free use. Original music composed (though never used) for a short documentary.

Foley i recorded of a mug that was on top of a dish. The sound is the picking up and putting back down the mug.

Pushing a wooden chair back for sitting or adjust it for dinner. Maybe also for standing up or sitting down on a wooden chair.

Made sound with magix music maker. This is a very laid back sound. It may be too long.

About 24 minutes of rain captured in my back yard. A couple of spaces you can hear cars driving by.

This is a collection of samples recorded from the sing-a-ma-jigs toy line released sometime around 2010. This includes all sounds made by the three sing-a-ma-jigs shown. All samples recorded at 48k, 24bit wav files with a rode m3 microphone and motu 828 mk3 preamp. Everything leveled to -16 lufs integrated. 122 samples total.

I forgot i was recording! in one and a half hour. . . This is from that recording. It's an vcv-rack patch generating suspense music or call it anticipation music. Is there a good word for it. Maybe you interpret the sound in a different way? some sort of back ground noise anyway. . . ?the sound is time stretched, eqed, compressed and i added a little reverb.

Two problems, as a matter of fact. Add me and you've got three. I have learned to keep my toes back when he's got a hammer and he's under the car. He has to learn not to turn his back when he's not yet, um, dressed. This may be a weakness of mine. I don't make idle threats, either. That just isn't me. . .

A simple phrase "when my work is finished, than i'm coming back for you!" in a dark undead-ish voice. Recorded with a cheap desktop mic and fiddled with in audacity.

A group of duck runs back and forth past the microphones. Other noises include a food bag being rustled, robins, a collared dove and a bit of traffic.

Wangleline crackled some plastic a while back. I turned it into snares. Forget all the exact processes and fragments used.