2 462 аудиофайла без роялти для "Летающая Машина"

Vacuum nozzle on carpet / close proximity to the mic.

Vacuum with power head rolling across carpet.

A recording i did with my phone, its a 48volt electric step accelerating. Its on a working stand so the wheel is moving free. (recording 2).

A recording i did with my phone, its a 48volt electric step accelerating. Its on a working stand so the wheel is moving free. (recording 3).

A recording i did with my phone, its a 48volt electric step accelerating. Its on a working stand so the wheel is moving free. (recording 1).

My dad using a gas-powered tiller on the side of his driveway. Unfortunately, i didn't realize his truck radio was on, though you can only hear it when he turns the tiller off at the end of the recording. It was recorded on the zoom h4n.

U picku materinu! serbian slang edited to a fascinating sound.

My washing machine as heard from the lounge.

This is sound of portable sending machine. It's recorded with shure sm57 mic directly into comp. Cheers.

The sound from a blow-up santa in a store.

Recoreder with zoom h6 and a senheiser mke 66.

The sound of my hp dc7700 desktop not doing much.

Windows pc keyboard being typed on in new henderson.

Artificially created fan sfx, made with audacity. Use however you see fit.

Edited from river sound.

Metal machine clicking.

Antropofonia machine saw bogotá.

Sonido de la maquina girando alrededor.

Gears foley sound.

Machine.

Machine.

Machine.

Machine.

Machine.

Machine.

A czech guy named "staney the robot man" who lives in prague build this little synth. It's completely handmade and consists of a bunch of analog circuitry that when powered creates strange oscillations in current. It's also built into a seseame street toy saxophone. This set sounds like a robot talking. If chopped up and sequenced you could do a lot with it.

A "bigmack" switch being operated, giving a distinctive click. This sound is recognisable to users of single message aac communicators. (aac: augmentative & alternative communication). Equipment: zoom h4n, internal mics.

An automatic coffee machine. Recorded in an empty university common room. The first minute or so is us putting money in, but with some editing you get a great sample for an exterior coffee vendor. Recorded using an edirol r4 and shotgun mic.

Machine startup.

A washing machine on a short spin cycle.

Coin falling from a coca-cola bottle machine.

An experimental sound effect for the start-up of a time machine.

Air compressor turning on, idling, then off.

Recorded a ham slicer in actionused a me66 to a sounddevices 722.

A key cutting machine, its pretty abrasiverecorded with a me66 to sounddevices 722.

Fan running to sound like wind or spinning machinery.

Espresso machinerecording: tascam dr-1.

Printing one page.

Sound of automated cd duplicator reloading and spinning up.

Noise from a large fan, part of a building cooling system.

Sound of the fan from my basement dehumidifier, recorded with a fairly close mic.

Sound of my basement dehumidifier automatically shutting down, including the shudder of the mechanism turning off and the low hiss of the compressor.

Basement dehumidifier in operation, recorded very close, but also a bit muted. Possibly with microphone actually in runoff bucket.

Fan from some kind of small blower (possibly a hair drier) recorded with mic close.

Hypnotic machine sound composed of a repetitive clicking noise backed by a loud, complex hum. Mic is repositioned several times during the recording, changing the relative loudness of the hum and click components.

Mechanical breast pump being operated (not on an actual breast).

Just motor sounds of dishwasher running in kitchen with hard floor, and hard lid. Recorded with zoom h4n built in mics.

Some machine recorded through a grate in the ground.

This is the sound my senseo coffee machine made when warming up the water. I think it made the weird gargling noise because it didn't have enough water in the reservoir. 24bit 48khz, stereo, 2 x small membrane -> edirol r4.

When my band was allowed to record after-hours in an industrial space in west oakland, i took the opportunity to show up early to record some of the machines in action. This is a recording of an industrial embroidery machine as it sews on logos to eight sweatshirts. Unfortunately my recording of the glass etching machine in another part of the building didn't turn out as useful--it sounded pretty crazy. Enjoy! audiotechnica at22 > marantz pmd660 > edited in wavelab.