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Radio voice line of military jargon.

2020 vocal training;. I am doing vocal training (which includes singing) and need to get used to the sound of my own voice, this is a series i will listen back to later in the year and hopefully notice some progress. Use for whatever you want.

A man with hard-sole dress shoes walking on a creaky wooden floor and opening and closing a door.

Some general saying "fire!".

Deep voice saying "let me show you again".

Male voice dj drop producer tag santi productions. Request from gmnsanti.

A male reporter's voice saying 'join channel #7' and 'enter channel #7', in aid of lithiium's request.

Me in a studio recording some grunts just from my macbooks built in mic. Completely unedited.

A middle aged australian male talking about the improvements he would like to see to the local bus system.

Male screaming like a zombie.

Me saying 'will you tell the girls about the murder rate of squirrels in third world countries, for a friend who likes scots accents. For more info, go to http://wp. Me/p2lkjm-7p.

Male, american accent, reading a series of 100 words suggested through free association by members of freesound in a forum post. Http://www. Freesound. Org/forum/off-topic/33902/.

A male voice counts from 10 to 1 in 5 seconds. Original voice recordings by cognito perceptu. Edited and exported to flac with audacity.

A male voice counts from 1 to 10 in 5 seconds. Original voice recordings by cognito perceptu. Edited and exported to flac with audacity.

Robot saying, ". . . I am a tin man with feelings. . . " and more.

Speech with train noise.

Ouch! (use for whatever you'd like).

The fart of air rushing through the testicular flaps of a man.

Exaggeratedly swallowing a piece of food.

Villain voice for a sample request.

It's not quite the macho man randy savage's "oh yeah!" nor is it exactly the kool-aid man's "oh yeah!" nevertheless, in a three-way "oh yeah!" battle our dj can hold his own.

A description of every word that normally comes out of my mouth. Part of a few test recordings trying to figure out my microphone. The clip has been compressed and de-essed. Not fully happy with the eqing, tho. Still learning. For those interested in the technical stuff, i'm using a rode nt1 (the newer, black one), recorded with a zoom h6 at 96k/24bit, processed and edited in vegas pro at same samplerate.

This is a sample of my own voice that i am using in a song. This would work well in the breakdown sections of metal songs. I use it right before a solo.

Some spooky whispers i made with my own voice. Feel free to use this however you want! :d.

Preparing to break his word. Actually, no wonder.

Male voice recorded with sure sm7b via iostation in studio one v5 pitch shifted with ultraptich repeated with second pass reverb added.

One of a set of numbers spoken in an american english male voice to construct the numbers from 0 to 999.

Some short voice recordings saying who's there or a variant in a quiet voice.

Various ways of saying it's him.

One of the greatest inspirations is other people. A couple of friends bagging someone out and making a track at the same time outside a pub.

Recording of myself speaking words "ave maria". Main purpose of this sound is for use in the coursera course audio signal processing for music applications. Sound was recorded with android smartphone oneplus one, using application smart voice recorder in wav format, mono, 44100 hz sample rate.

Short comment about why i donate to a nonprofit student-oriented radio station (c89. 5/knhc) operated from nathan hale high school in seattle, wa (us), for possible airplay - but maybe useful (in whole/part) for your creative project. Recorded into adobe audition using a blue snowball usb mic, with some (hopefully minor/not noticeable) noise reduction. Phonetic word list for possible clip extraction: my name is stuart jay whitmore and i'm a writer in the seattle area i donate monthly to see eighty nine point five because support educational mission also like listening to music while work on books.

Recorded on a samson co1upro condenser microphone.

Selling aguardiente in the zone of clubs in the city with dancers.

Every now and then my dumbass partner blurts out something that strongly suggests he's not actually a dumbass. . . And hits the nail squarely on the head.

Simple yeah expression for a man.

A cute, male sneeze. (yeah, it's me).

Heavy breathing recorded on zoom f-4 and rode m-5.

So the guy never liked cats, and as a result, the cat never liked the guy. I think they've worked it out. Unmodified file.

An experimental part of a narration.

Based on: https://freesound. Org/people/tekgnosis/sounds/151268/. A robot voice counting down. 3, 2, 1, go. Created for my game "doubletrouble".

Announcer says "5 minutes left".

Announcer says "blue team took bravo".

Spoken: no i have not sir. Try asking someone else. -request from crimsoncreator.

Spoken: you're now rocking with dj koz. -request from djkoz18.

Warsounds like in enemy territory. Request from spirituslatro.

Request from mudkip2016 spoken words how together a hotdog without ketchup.

The most famous phrase: "that's one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind". I've extracted this audio segment from a video of the first steps on the moon, from http://www. Hq. Nasa. Gov/alsj/a11/a11. Step. Html) and removed some of the machine noise from the original recording.

A man laughing hysterically. This sound was recorded using garageband, via a laptop microphone.

A voice recording of me saying "acid" in different way. The recording is dry except from a little eq.