171 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Back Noise"

Noise left after dithering and phase canceling a tone. A tone was created with audacity's tone generator. Another version of the tone was made by downsampling and dithering the original tone in ableton live. I then phase cancelled the two sounds by switching the polarity of one of the tones and blending them back together in audacity. Because of the phase canceling, none of the original tone can be heard. Only the noise added during dithering remains.

Friday april 26 2013 mid afternoon bygdøy island, norway. Ninja teases a squeaky gate waiting at the dock for the ferry back to oslo. Sunny and mild.

Here's a low volume, low frequency noise recorded during an acoustic survey of a condominium to identify a sleep-disturbing noise. It is primarily a combination of 13, 18 and 23 hz (5 hz steps). Not audible on computer speakers, it should be listened to on closed back headphones or very good quality sound system.

Static with a sort of jackhammer pace at 107. 9 on the fm side of the radio dial. Recorded from a digital tuner, with a quick flip to 87. 5 fm then back to the 107. 9 static. Definitely qualifies as noise.

This is a recording of me opening my flashlight, taking out the battery and putting it back in and closing the flashlight again. It's been a while since i uploaded anything, and i know how common flashlights are in video games so i thought why not.

Hitting a metal swing frame with an old metal bed post in the back garden. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Manipulated sounds, mainly dogs barking, recorded into a korg kaoss pad3 from a hp computer. The recordings on each pad edited to fit a time frame. Played on four pads on the korg pad and recorded back into the hp computer into cubase. Then manipulated further using standard eq and a tint of reverb. Location: reykjanesbær, iceland.

Recording inside my car (leather material on seats) as i moved the seat forward and back. Recorded with zoom h4n.

Warning! loud noise! this sound is not intended to listen to, but to do technical measurements!. This is a test recording i made to measure my headphone's frequency response. It plays a nice "left" and "right" to determine the channels. Then it plays back white noise first in both channels, then one at a time. Then the same with sine sweeps. Then short impulses.

Sound is an ibanez fz-7 fuzz fed back into itself into a nanoverb delay. The feedback creates a sound somewhat like a droning saxophone at times. Peak reduction done in goldwave, otherwise unprocessed.

Recording inside my car (leather material on seats) as i moved the seat's tilt forward and back. Recorded with zoom h4n.

Two sound effects in one; shaking a small box of lego and throwing the lego up gently and landing back in the box. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Dragging a metal framed chair across concrete slabs in the back garden. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Looks like that couple next door is back at it again. You can hear them noises of them having conversations and when they're going at it. I decided to make this audio clip long since i haven't heard from them for a while. The sex noise parts are around 9:30 to 26:00. A lot of the parts were amplified.

Some feedback with shure sm58 and the jamvox monitor. ______. Acoples generados con un shure sm58 y el monitor de jamvox.

Recorded in my back yard in lafayette, in near loeb stadium with a zoom h6. Lovely cicadas this time of year.

Captured during a windstorm. Door opens and swings out and the white noise of the storm is all there is, until the door swings back and thumps closed, then the dead bolt slides lock.

Noise removal and compressor applied. Sounds include:- light, hollow coin dropped into a small bag of coins- heavier coin dropped into a small bag of coins- coin tossed on floor, leveling out- coin tosses on floor, bouncing back.

Ultrasonic field recording at 192ksps 16-bit of after-dusk garden noises, mainly wind.

Field recording made in boston's city hall plaza, summer 2005. Lots of miscellaneous crowd noise can be heard: footsteps, random chatter, and so on. There is also some construction being done nearby, so the noise of construction machinery backing up is also prominent at certain parts.

A fairly blatantly-serum synth i made a few years back when exploring serum. Has a mysterious vibe. Used in my track "hanaus".

Sound of taking cd wallet, opening the zipper, then closing the zipper and putting the wallet back to the table. Recorded with laptop microphone. Removed laptop fan noises by hum reducing, but no other editing.

Sounds of a suburban night. Crickets, birds up front. Highway traffic in the back. Recorded in suffolk county, ny on august 3, 2012.

I recorded this for a project i was doing, and because i used so many samples from this site on the project, i figured i'd give some back too. This is the sound of my dorm room at nyu, recorded in an xy configuration with two condenser microphones.

I forgot i was recording! in one and a half hour. . . This is from that recording. It's an vcv-rack patch generating suspense music or call it anticipation music. Is there a good word for it. Maybe you interpret the sound in a different way? some sort of back ground noise anyway. . . ?the sound is time stretched, eqed, compressed and i added a little reverb.

The sound of scrubbing an fm radio back and forth across the spectrum. There are bits and pieces of stations picked up with static in-between. Recorded using an old analogue radio, connected to a zoom h1 handy recorder.

Back to a normal loop. This loop contains more noise. . . Though they sound like a rough shaker in the background. The bassdrum is slightly not prevalent.

Standing with the wind in my back and holding my zoom h4n pro away from the winddirects it to the trees sounding in the wind.

Ultrasonic field recording at 192ksps 16-bit of after-dusk garden noises, mainly wind.

We are back in germany and its raining again! i opened the window an little bit and recorded with my roland binaural mics the rain and raindrops that are falling from the window! you can clearly hear the drops but sometimes you have a little wind noise. Recorded with roand binaural microphones and zoom h1 in 96/24.

Simple short burst of static noise with added reverb. Remix of cc0 licensed https://freesound. Org/people/arseniiv/sounds/321511/ using two copies of the file, offset from each other with one played back at about 70% speed. Reverb added. Truncated to suit a project of mine. Mixed in reaper, using raum reverb.

Basically i connected one lfo to the polivoks in. Now when i think of it. Wonder if that added something…. And how much. And to cv1 i connected a square wave and to cv2 a wide frequency sine wave. Resonance at max. Think i have to reanalyse this patch later… i’ll be back!.

I left my zoom h4n on a table under a roof on the back yard paving to capture a massive thunderstorm. Lots of rain. Lots of thunder. It starts in the distance and then comes over the house - a big storm. Some door noises at the start and some bird noises and a car driving by and a bus in there as well. But generally mainly rain and thunder.

Applied stuff like echo, chorus, and tremolo. Converted it to amr then back to wav to make it mono. Reminds me of that sound effect from five nights at freddy's 3 that plays at the start of the minigames.

Simple synth snare + 3 higher speeds. ⸻ "how do you make a classic synth snare, do you just take white noise and go like. . . " *goes like* ". . . Huh" yep you just go like. (going like consists of setting an oscillator to sine with just a release tail and noise + a lowpass snapping up and trailing off gently + compression/distortion of some sort + high frequency shelf snapping down from high gain and then back up).

Ultrasonic field recording at 192ksps 16-bit of after-dusk garden noises, mainly wind. (the mp3 is downsampled to 48ksps. _.

This is a whole lot of longsword-on-longsword sounds. I was specifically trying to get nice sounds for "winding", when two swords are pushed back and forth and around each other as opponents look for an opening. There are also some "binding" sounds, when the two swords first clash. Some of these binding noises did peak the mic. None of these binding noises were the swords hitting at full force - they are all weaker binds. Pick and choose the noises you like to build your sword fight foley.

Could be used for a scene transition or flash back. I don't know, use you imagination. . . Created by clipping a breath noise out of a recording i did and then created some stereo imaging and then added delay and some automated eq.

Sample is a clip from another song i just recorded. Created with effects pedals feeding back into each other. Effects used: behringer micro-mixer (used here as a "clean boost/volume effect), sirkut electronics gnarler, danelectro eq, boss xtortion, and boss metal zone, with various other fx sprinkled throughout. This is another "sounds kind of like screaming" sample.

This was recorded on zoom h1 in my lean-to during a rain shower. There are some background kitchen noises at the start. The rain drifts off and comes back throughout the recording. Recorded in the uk. Please link if you use this so i can listen to your work.

These are recordings of a small female choir group i recorded for a college film back in 2012. Captured with a stereo mid side mic into pro tools at 96k for use with effects such as paul stretch. I uploaded the cleanest takes i got, room noise is there but isn't terrible.

The sound is going through zoom ms-70cdr. I use the "particer" reverb program. It acts like a compressor and limiter too. . . Kills the dynamics of the modular. Nice anyway - or not. . . And i use the ladik r-330 reverb too.

Took my zoom h4 with me on the last flight of a 5 story metal stairwell then on the backstage catwalk - first back stage, then over the audience, then to the sound booth of a theatre i was working at. Note: i did not realize my pants made so much noise as i was walking.

Closeup recording of the back of an old fridge, seamlessly loopable. Recorded with ntg2 >> zoom h4n. I'd be happy to see how it was used in a project. Especially if used in a creative way! please dm me or comment below, the link to the project, if available online. Thanks!.

Dark and noisy indoor ambience, normalized to -6 db. Recorded using a rode ntg2 shotgun microphone, placed three meters back from the window of a room of 5 x 5 x 3 meters. Sounds from cars and trucks running over a distant road can be heard in background.

Hitting a wood plank with another whilst leaning against metal swing frame; produced a dual sound. Recorded in back garden, birds tweeting may be audible. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

The sounds of a passing thunderstorm from out my back porch in downtown austin. Includes some low and far thunder rumbles, rain drops on asphalt, and far off city noise. Recorded using a sennheiser mke600 directly into audition (dual mono). No processing applied.

I combined an ambient bar crowd recording that i found here with a funky little back beat that i also found on this site and made a great cubicle noise blocker / filter. I use this at work with headphones on when i'm trying to concentrate and drown out conversations in the office. Also good for when i work from home and i'm trying to drown out the tv and other distractions. The crowd noise is excellent at diffusing regular office conversation and the little funky back beat keeps the crowd noise from getting boring. This works really well even at fairly low volume i. E. You dont have to crank it loud to drown out the distractions. Hope you like it and thanks to everyone for the great sounds on this site. Combination of the following two files - yet another bar crowd - june 2007. Wav (lonemonk)hip hop. Wav(ls)ps - i purposely let the crowd noise run out for a few seconds at the end so that you can appreciate the full groove of the hip hop. Wav. Has a nice effect when you loop the whole thing, gives you a little break from the crowd noise. Almost like you're stepping out of the room for a second.

I made this after listening to the first track listen on this page:. Http://www. Redbullmusicacademy. Com/magazine/psychoacoustics-introduction-feature. Mr. Stockhausen has produces some amazingly real sounds back in the times when no computers were out there to do any dsp for him. Synthesized with zynaddsubfx within lmms.

Perfect summer afternoon in the back yard, bees buzzing on lavendar, birds, distant neighborhood noises in the sburbs of adelaide south australia.