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A sound that i made for a game, cause i have to upload all of the sounds i want to use to specifically freesound, so here i am doing the thing.

A soundwalk around my house with my brother. I start the walk in my house, and then i go to my front yard to investigate my dog's barking. I then walk on the fake grass in my lawn and narrate the sounds i hear from the road. Finally, my brother and i go through my side gate, where my brother and i walk on rocks. I describe every sound i hear from all directions.

I recorded my daughter protraying a zombie for a voice act i created so thought i would share as i didn't find anything on here that fitted what i was looking for and maybe others feel the same.

I needed a sound for an animation where a character was being shot out of a jet engine. I thought i share what i came up with.

Lol i know i have a lot of these. . . I narrate audiobooks and stuff that i've written, and i figure, ya know, since i got them, why not keep them for cartoons or something? no two belches are exactly the same!.

I put together instrument sounds i had sitting around and this is what i got!.

I recorded my softair, when i reloaded it. I think it sounds very realistic.

I decided to do this via audacity. I think i did a good job. Enjoy!.

Stereo recording with audacity. In effect, i worked on noise removal and i change the speed and i created a fade out and a fade in.

I discovered freesound thanks to my music acustics teacher and i tried it this morning. I think it's very interesting and funny so i created a file on audacity software and i could load it here: it's my chihuahua's bark.

I made this by playing a piccolino recorder and then adding reverb to it. There was a loop ready-made in garage-band that i used as a model but then changed it because i didn't want it to loop. I added flourishes so that it ends. This is the intro for an audio book i am recording but since i created the sound, i can share it. I would be happy if anyone else wanted to use it. No need to give credit etc.

For this third sound i used a plastic bottle that i typed in rhythm a table. I applied a dissolve, a development of the basses and changed the height. Then i truncated the silences and made a dissolve in closure.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I wanted to create a sound that is scary. I was inspired by sounds for jumpscare sequences in horror movies. So here i generated an audio track and i added a « batterie risset » on it. It gaves a sound that sounds like a bell so i duplicated it 3 times more on 3 different audio tracks. Once done, i accelarated and turn up the volume on the second audio track a bit more compared to the first audio track. I repeated it on the 2 other tracks to give the impression that something is getting closer to us. After that, i generated a new audio track with a tone, i put it on overlap with the forth track and i highly turn up the volume to create a saturation in order to strongly surprise the listener. To finish, i checked that the final mixed track was not saturated, except the sequence i wanted to be saturated, and i exported the sound.

A friend sent me an audio file that wasn't supported by windows media player. When opened in audacity, this is what it came out to be (but it was way louder. ) once i converted the original file into mp3, i was able to get the actual file, but i wanted to save this broken one too. The original file was her doing a vocal audition for me, so i posted the broken audio in wav form so no one could take it.

I am playing a 9ft long log of ash wood (fraxinus excelsior) that i cut in half and hollowed out then stuck back together 15 years ago. While i play it i am remembering when i cut it and the place it was growing and the reason i felled it, and remembering when i revisited that place 7 years later and saw the tree growing back so well from the cut. I am remembering/dreaming about all the other times i played it and the reasons why. I am "future dreaming" of what will be its part in the space opera and what effect it will have as well :).

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I love surprising people. It's why i do what i do. After all, i don't (think i) look threatening at all.

I recorded a klaxon and i used the gverb.

This is a riff that i made a couple years ago. Now that i have a bass i can share it to you.

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Norrlandsresan 1962 Dokumentatör: Matts Arnberg SV EN Instrument: Röst (sång) Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: 62/M/6302:1:6

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Norrlandsresan 1962 Dokumentatör: Matts Arnberg SV EN Instrument: Röst (sång) Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: 62/M/6302:3:6

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Edseleresan 1963 Dokumentatör: Matts Arnberg SV EN Instrument: Röst (sång) Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: 63/M/6339:3:3

A weird noise i discovered when i was playing with a card. I thought it could be useful!.

I was recording a random update for a video, and i mimicked an evil laugh. I felt it was epic enough to keep.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I narrate my own audiobooks and stuff, and sometimes i gotta burp, so i figured i'd keep them in case i needed them for cartoons or anything like that.

I generated 3 tracks. The first is a noise brown 2 seconds, where i added the effect gverb (first second) and the effect wahwah (second second). The second is a sound of sinusoid d 2 seconds, where i put a nivelleur to increase sound. I generated silences to get a metronome. For the third, i generate the same sound as the sinusoid second track, then i added the effects wahwah and nivelleur. Finally, i do repeat all tracks and i remove any noise.

I have recorded the noise made by blowing in a glass bottle and i have added a “wahwah effect”. Then, i have recorded a sound made with my thumb and the bottleneck. I have changed the speed ant cut it. Then, i have recorded the noise made with my hand hitting the bottleneck. I have used the effect “blend in closing” and changed the height. This sound can be used as a loop. I used audacity.

I'm a student studying sound and i and recording sounds this is one of the recordings. This sound is of paper being ripped by hand.

I sampled a kick and then i used a bass amplification.

Here's my wonderful beatiful voice it's 100 % master peice. Maybe i shouldn't uploa it. It could well be a new hit song some day. Go ahead take my life. . . I give this lifeless souless body to you take it you damn beautiful creature you!.

A futuristic trance/house vibe that i made a while back, after playing mass effect 2 for the first time. I really loved the nightclub on omega, and i suppose it sort of inspired this. I'm never going to do anything with it, so i'll toss it on here in case anyone else wants to. Cut it, warp it, splice it however you'd like!. 124 bpm, made in fl studio. Credit is welcome, but not required.

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Dokumentatör: Matts Arnberg Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: 58/221S:2:12

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Folkliga visor från Frostviken (kompletterande inspelningar 1960) Dokumentatör: Matts Arnberg Instrument: Röst (sång) Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: Ma 58/11696S:18:8 Hänvisning till tryckt/skriftlig källa: Nils Denckers sångleksregistrant, nr. 123

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Hjort Anders Olsson 85 år. Dokumentatör: Lars Madsén (Q5971467) Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: L-B 12.986

I haven't the faintest idea. I think i broke it.

A sound i made for a stand idea i had, i needed a sound for it's main ability to "vibrate time".

At times, i can be demanding. And i know what i want.

Another patch on vcv rack. Sick! why am i doing this when i have the real thing :-) well it's fun and convenient. I can test modules and patch ideas. If i have three square waves i will do this one at home too. I have done similar patches before on my eurorack. . . . ((. . . And i can do it at work. . . )).

I was home alone, reading a romance novel. I recorded myself, because i wanted to make you as horny as i was. Please tell me how you will use it :-).