588 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Actually"

A sound i composited to represent something i actually heard in the woods one night. Entirely my voice with some basic effects applied.

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.

Heavy rainfall mixed with the occasional thunder. Actually just a simple test recording of my new mic. :).

This sound actually resampled using1) metal clanks2) cinder block falling on the ground3) metal impactenjoy!.

Okay, i actually did make a rather horrorific sound, despite my slight dislike for the horror genre. I know. I contradict myself. Anyhow, this is actually the sound of me going up an escalator while i was at a conference. I came home later and didn't know what to do with the sound, so, out of boredom, i made this. By the way, that weird shriek at 1'46" was actually a young child who was running around somewhere in the building. This sound could be used for *contradiction!!* an atmosphere for a horror game or something like that. But don't try to make me play it, because i won't! okay, well maybe. Mangled with ableton live.

Actually, it was a large truck windshield being hit with my knuckles, but it sort of sounds like a hollow metal tank.

Helms bakery truck whistle actual whistle noise used at helms bakery from 1930 to 1969.

This sound is made to sound like water dropping on a stone floor. It was actually made by stirring water around with a stick and hitting a table with the same stick.

Variable quality as recorded on phone, walking on a sandy rocky area around a reservoir. Nowhere near the sea actually.

These were created by chewing and squishing a wad of gum. I'm actually surprised by how gross they sound. Recorded by me, completely free.

This is not actually a frog. I recorded a speech for my game and my stomack made this sound. I filtered it and voila: frog!.

Standard messages when calling in to voicemail. File includes starting the call, deleting several messages, and the end of the call; no actual voicemail messages.

By the sea in scarborough on a winters day. This is actually right by the spa complex, under the sheltered walkway that is next to the sea. - recorded with my zoom h2 -.

Field recording of a train ride in the western outskirts of paris. I wanted to capture what passengers actually hear when they take that train.

Sound of a bite of an apple. Actually was a pretty mushy apple, but some eq gives it a more crispy juicy sound.

A footstep on a chainlink fence (actually just banging a shoe on metal bars). Recorded with a stereo zoom h1 handy recorder.

Muted sound of a large machine recorded from a distance. Sound is soft, almost white-noise like, and actually quite soothing.

A sweeping metallic sound made in sound forge. I don't actually remember if this was made from fm-synthesis, or from a recording.

Now it number 6fact that im not really good at english muchand the first to fifth one i actually copy the desription☆(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*.

Before clap on lights, people actually had to use switches and stuff. Crazy right?a lamp turning on and off. Recorded with a zoom mic.

Impersonation of a disgruntled squirrel. First half is the actual voice, second half has been pitch shifted up to create a more squeaky snarky squirrel.

I used my newly bought zoom q3hd to record the noise when scanner is working. (actually it is an all-in-one printer. ).

Close and distant takes. Sounds like a real gull but its actually an automated seagull repeller. Sounds real though!.

A actually recorded audio of door closed from my dad's chevy truck, and edit audio a bit in audacity.

This was recorded with a blue yeti mic indoors on a mechanical keyboard with blue switches. It is the actual typing of words not just pounding on a keyboard. Feel free to use it in whatever you like.

Not the actual toilett flush but the refill. Recorded with a selfmade contact mic and a zoom h4n.

Beep sound recording from an actual answering machine tape [cc zero].

Sound of an actual farm with animals mostly sheep, goats, and other such animals. Old mcdonald had one of these.

Sound of air brakes squealing and releasing. Recorded from a garbage truck with the iphone voice memos (i know, i know, but it actually sounds amazing).

An actual red solo cup being dropped on the ground.

Actual laser pistol shooting recorded on the moon!. Okay to be honest i kicked against a metal plate building & recorded it. . .

Just playing with the alesis vortex keytar i got at a garage sale for practically nuttin'. The guitar synth is revitar. And i ran it through amplitude. Timings a off and it sound fake. Okay if the sound you're going for is a drunk robot, i got you covered. Actually, i think a keytar and a good guitar synth would actually be pretty sweet. Best garage sale find ever. Better than that time i got all those pedals.

My lights are actually connected into the wall with a switch that i can turn on/off with a seperate controller, and this switch makes this very peculiar sound when it switches on and off. I felt like it was a cool sound actually and would be great for other people to use as well in their projects!. Feel free to use whenever/however you want. Don't even need to credit me, but it would be appreciated! :).

This is static actually coming from my radio but its plugged into the same cord as my tv & they are very close together. So it's actually interference. Also the proximity of my phone gives more sound (ringy static). That really awesome modulating sound is the moment between clicking the on button & the picture coming on the screen. 2nd try was better after i adjusted the tuner a bit.

Early 1960's stromberg carlson 1543 rotary dial telephone ringing. Four rings with actual telco timing, recorded with zoom h4.

I was actually hunting for sounds that i could use for a "chain lightning" sound, but ended up making a short drone that i made from a ground hum.

The sounds a sailor would make when lusting for the salty seas. But actually is just random audio from ghouls terrible melodica.

Deep chanting, possibly to summon a demon or evil spirit (actually me reading the ingredients off of a bag of pretzels, played backwards, with slight echo and other effects added).

Simple buzzing and hums, it came from a simon-says, actually. Apparently makes for a good backround ;). Kinda dark.

Actual foghorn of detour reef lighthouse in upper peninsula, michigan. Starts loud then gets quieter as the compressed air runs out. Recorded with a sony pcm.

The sound of a real computer keyboard. It is an actual text with real english words typing, it should provide a solid base for a sound fx.

Boulders and actual clay bricks dropped onto 1/4" steel plate to simulate tank hit with flying debris. Warning: very loud.

My knuckles actually refused to crack, so this is a compilation of me crack each finger one at a time. Sounds painful heh? not really.

Use it for your horror projects. . . Or hack your town's radio and freak out the locals. . . No. . . Don't do that one actually. . .

A classic computer lab sound according to people who have never actually used a computer. Made with sun ra in mixcraft 7.

The sound made by a nikon d5100 dslr when depressing the shutter release. The double beep that indicates the focus has been attained and the actual shutter firing.

Freezer door opening. This is a recording of an actual freezer door that hasn't been opened in a while. This results in a suction needs that's succeeded by the freezer hum.

A powerfull super saw that you can use for your songs. Note :the key of this sound is actually f# min not f# maj my apologies :(.

Actual score to accompany an analysis by Czerny (simplified) of the first measures of Chopin Study op. 10 n. 1.

A real mortar being fired, plus added reverb. Original sound was extracted from an actual military training exercise, so it is public domain.