25 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Adjustable"

Made a sound effect on adjusting your microphone.

Someone adjusting a small, metallic object, like a keychain or something similar.

Rubbing a sheet of paper or a leaf.

Rubbing a sheet of paper or a leaf.

Testing and rubbing a coth object like a rope.

Testing and rubbing a coth object like a rope.

Testing and rubbing a coth object like a rope.

Wav file recorded in stereo, recorded on a zoom h6. A pillow being fluffed.

Adjusting the height of the office chair.

This is the sound of a knob used to adjust robot features at ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

The sound of an adjustment gun at a muscle therapy office.

This is the sound of the plastic adjuster at the back of a bicycle helmet being tightened and then released - a plastic-y ratchet sound. Recorded with stereo nt1a mics in a soundbooth. No effects.

Recorded in a controlled studio environment with a sennheiser mkh 416 shotgun microphone into a universal audio la-610 mk ii pre-amp through ssl converters. 48000 khz 32-bit float. Recorded by benni knop, sound designer & re-recording mixer for dream vault studios. Http://dreamvaultstudios. Comhttp://benniknop. Com.

A synthetic sniper rifle scope click. Made by recording a air hose being unplugged and edited with audacity. Zoom in variant. Reverse the sound for a zoom out sound.

Handling of a plasticky canon 310xl super 8mm film camera, including rotation in the hand and movement of the zoom knob. This sound is licensed under creative commons 0, meaning you can use it in any work, for free, forever! however, i request that if you do use it in your project, you leave a comment below sharing what you used it for. You can use the sound regardless, but i would love to see what people use it for. Thanks, and happy mixing!.

Office chair lever on adjustable chair.

Positioning bed in the massage studio.

Sounds of a height adjustable chair recorded and edited in protools + roland quad capture + akg ck93 mic. 00:00- original sounds00:19- same sounds but expanded with elastic audio (protools).

14 inch metallic adjustable lamp with turn based switch.

Raw audio of the bell on a perkins brailler. This adjustable bell sounds every time the cursor is nearly at the end of a line. Recorded with a zoom h1n.

This sound is a mix between me walking in the grass and me riding book. I applied an echo of 3 seconds with a 4 factor. Moreover, i add an adjustable melted at the beginning of the sound.

Synthetic sound "pluck" of 00:10 seconds. I wanted different ambiences and variations in a short time, a sound which says: "something will happen next", like with horror movies. So i applied different effects to obtain this sound:. Adjustable fade: fade up linear in- linear outamplification 18,4reflectionnoise reductionwahwahcross fade outcross fade inpaulstretch.

Create alarm/klaxon 1 sound from brainclaim's "saw-cutting" sound. Use audacity:• cut from 3. 678s to 4. 696 (end). • select from 2. 023s to 3. 678 (end). - effect→adjustable fadefade type: fade upmid-fade adjust (%): 0. 0start/end as: % of originalstart (or end) 100start (or end) 100handy presets (override controls): exponential out. - effect→repeatnumber of repeats to add: 25. Tiếng báo động.

High quality. All kind of male fighting sounds + some additional sounds in one go in a wav file, some voices are louder than the others but they're easily adjustable. Can be separated with a software such as audacity. Copyright free, credit is optional. Can be used in all of ur projects from music to video games, videos, all kind of media and anything related, sample packs, etc. . . Or in anything u want, commercial or non-commercial.

This is a sawtooth waveform suitable for easily tuning guitar by ear, comprised of 20 seconds each of e-a-d-g-b-e in sequence. Adjust guitar volume to same volume as the tone, ideally through the same audio output. Tune the string close to the tone, then listen for the subtle beat-frequency indicating not-quite-perfect tune. When the beat frequency goes away, your guitar string is in perfect tune. Also useful for adjustable bridges. The open string and its 12th fret octave will both produce no beat-frequency when the bridge is adjusted properly.