49 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Blowing Fan"

Blowing of a fan.

An ocillating fan running in my living room.

Sound of fan blowing.

An ocillating fan running at low speed in my room.

Fan in my room. Recorded with a condenser mic.

The hum of a fan blowing.

I recorded my desk fan blowing wind out at fast speed using a shotgun mic.

A fan blowing, set to the highest setting. There's a strong low end presence, interestingly. The recording was made from behind the fan so the air wouldn't blow into the mic directly. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Computer fan blowing: blowing air, going all woosh. Can be used as a generic ventilation sound. Recorded using audacity, mono zingyou zy-ud1. Can be looped.

Something stucked in a fan.

This is a floor fan blowing air. It's to an effect of wind it can also be used as another sound effect.

Fan on at different speeds.

Recording of a fan blowing back and forth.

Recording of a fan blowing fading in and out to represent waves on a shore. Recorded with a zoom h1 handy recorder.

My mic in front of my fan.

A window unit air-conditioner.

Simple airflow from small fan.

Small hooter blow for fan in a stadium.

Auto-rotating creaky fan. Recorded by sony xperia c5305.

Feel free to use it for your projects, if you want you can credit me. :).

My tower fan is loud and annoying and broken.

This is my sound recording of a large industrial fan blowing (it can be also used for a giant wind blowing for fantasy, horror and sci fi, generously). It is recorded at cheer extreme richmond.

This is my recording of a giant double glass door refrigerator's close up giant wind, compressor or fan blowing. Recorded inside the building of cheer extreme allstars richmond in 10087 whitesel rd, ashland, va.

Machines, machine, fan, machfan, mach, floor fan, tower fan, indoor fan, indoor, electric fan, electric, electronic, electricity, air conditioners, air con, ac, hvac, air, air handling, airflow, flow, ventilator, spin, spinning, wind, blow, blowing, low, low rumble, rumble, drone, roomtone, boiler room, boiler, steam room, steam.

My big fan blowing it's air through my messy room and making a lot of noise, i guess! feel free to use it, no credit needed.

Recording near a computer fan and hard drive. Not great quality recording. I had placed the mic right where all the air was blowing. Sounds best on lower volumes.

Blowing air with a blower of a camera lens. Please, consider listening my music on bandcamp:. Https://mrthenoronha. Bandcamp. Com/album/mstech-educational-projects-soundtrack.

I was surprised by how many simultaneous tones i could produce with my tongue and teeth. Left the fan on at first. . .

Miked at 3-10" distance. Stove overhead fan recorded powering down, followed by subsequent power-up/power-down [mic was moved closer/further from fan, according to fan speed, in order to minimize air movement against diaphragm]. H4 zoom recorder.

A recording of my bathroom ventilation fan shutters clicking in the breeze. The fan is not on so you can hear birds in the distance, and the wind in the tube-shaped fan chamber. When the wind blows it catches the plastic shutters and they rattle and click. Recorded very close to the fan with two dynamic microphones, there is virtually no bathroom ambience detectable. I'd be intrerested to know what this could be used for!.

My apartment main ac vent running for a while.

I was surprised by how many simultaneous tones i could produce with my tongue and teeth. Left the fan on at first. . .

It's a raw nearly minute-long recording of an electric fan running. Sounds similiar to a little aeroplane motor mid-air. Recorded using a zoom h2. Originally 96khz/24-bit wav. Converted to flac using audacity.

Recording footsteps through a warehouse with a loud fan. Recorded with zoom f4 and ntg-3. Https://www. Patreon. Com/saturdaysoundguy. Https://www. Facebook. Com/saturdaysoundguy. Https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/ucq1fv79pjla8sxcbz3tayrg.

A 3kw electric fan heater switches on, runs for a few seconds, then gets switched off, thus demonstrating my mastery over small electrical appliances. Olympus ls-5, built-in mic capsules, no filtering.

A fountain bubbling up through stacked rocks with an exhaust fan blowing in the backgroundrecorded with iphone 12.

The exhaust fan in my computer case spinning at 1000 rpm an inch from the mic. Loops seamlessly. Recorded with a roland edirol r-09hr and edited in audacity. If you use this sample, please tell me what you did with it below! links are nice too.

A spinning whoosh thing. Created by spinning a cord in front of a mic.

Recording of a large air intake vent outside of the school of music at the university of michigan. Recorded with an m-audio 24/96.

Weird wind sound.

A recording of a fire going in my wood heater. You can hear the wood crackling and also the sound of the fan blowing the warm air out.

An air duct vent i found outside. Can combine this with other machinery sounds to make an air plane propeller, engine, sci-fi weapon sounds, etc.

Tiny clip of frozen reverb. Probably good for granular synthesis.

This is the hum of an old freezer running. The microphone (galaxy s9) was placed inside and the door shut.

A weird spinning thing with a high pitched sound. Including a wooden door opening.

Group kmm-the start-up of a dorm air-conditioner. Recorded directly on axis, low gain, pointed directly at vent. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder. Normalized in peak pro 6.

An old brown plastic wind organ (?)-you plug it in, and a fan blows the reeds-these are samples of the button chords-somewhat concertina like. Recorded quickly with sure sm81 condenser thru hb tube pre into motu/digi perf setup. A major.

Group kmm-recording of an air-conditioner starting up. Faint leaves and ambient sounds can be heard in the background. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder. Normalized in peak pro 6.

This is a sound i created by using three different things. I recorded my bathroom fan and altered the pitch, added a few cents and overlayed them at 50%, and added a band-pass filter. I also recorded batteries rolling across the bottom of a drawer, lowered the pitch a bit, and added a high pass filter. And then lastly i added some wind that i created by blowing into my hands. That i did not adjust at all. It sounds just like a thunderstorm.