27 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Breaker"

Zoom h2 recording of a dual pole household circuit breaker, normalized.

Zoom h2 recording of a single pole household circuit breaker, normalized.

Zoom h2 recording of a dual pole household circuit breaker, normalized.

Simple breaker switch sound effect.

Multi recording of large switches in an old theater.

Field recording of demolition of approximately 9 inches deep of reinforced concrete from a cat style skid steer. Some ambient sounds. Wav sound, noise reduction with audacity.

Made for the ice-breaker collab. Simple mournful loop with deep kick, flute and strings. Tempo=90 bpm. An arpegiated supersaw over drone effect (wollo drone) repeats 3 times. First iteration includes a melody played as a flute. Second iteration of the loop has the flute replaced with a full string section. Third time around, it's just the arp and drone. All three versions of the loop have a deep, reverberating and mellow kickdrum. Sounds tribal(-ish). Created in flstudio 11. 04 with virtual instruments and vst eq + reverb.

A horizontally oriented light switch being activated in an urban row-home bathroom.

Close recording of waves breaking on penarth beach. Stiff breeze. Rode nt4 in a blimp, r-09hr.

Big breaker switch for one of three phases of power coming into an industrial metal shop. I'm pretty sure it was a 50 amp breaker. . You can hear a transformer buzzing in the background and a fan start once the switch is thrown. Fairly roomy (being a large concrete garage type environment) but usable. Recorded on a zoom h4. .

Using a demolition hammer to dig a hole in the road to fix a pipe that goes under the asphalt and a dog barking in the background.

Breakers in the south of ireland.

Loud wash on a black sea. Sounds of rote in front of cliffs in a pretty windy day. Recorded with zoom h2.

Breakers in the south of ireland.

Fingering being dragged across a noisy windbreaker jacket.

I smashed a cabbage to get these sounds that can be used for attacks, bones breaking, damage, etc.

A short sound of a bone ripped apart.

Mono field recording of the switches on the front of a pasquini livia 90 espresso machine. Useful for any kind of breaker or switch. They have a nice solid clank. #freesoundfriday.

Sounds from the construction site.

Sounds from the construction site.

Sounds from the construction site.

An artificial recording of an industrial breaker switch. This is a sound iv'e been in search of for a long time. So i decided to generate the sound myself and make it public to those who also need its use. Check out our other media services at: echocinematics. Com.

A builder working on my house, he is using an electric chisel on a door frame. Faint voices can be heard of neighbours later on. Recorded using zoom h4n.

Sound remixed fromoriginal audio:circuit breaker 2 dp. Wavsribubba. Added it to simpler, put it in c# i think, added a filter, plus some echo and reverb, added to a one shot and resampled it to this. Hope you like the noise and can use it.

Two-pole circuit breaker recorded held in my hand, also pressed against a wooden board for more resonance. And some rattling mechanical handling noises at the end. Useful as electrical switch click. 96 khz, 32-bit float. Tlm-103 mic straight into pro tools. The only processing is a mild gate. At least it has a good noise floor.

Around 2010, i circuit-bent a motorola cellphone and added a control surface to control the bends. Then i added an atari paddlewheel so its big potentiometer could be used to do pitchbends, and the result is an instrument i called the "sonic electronic ball breaker". It's got knives, quarterstaves, thor's lightning, sharp sticks, nuclear machineshotguns, and even some claws that come out to jab 'em. In this sample i'm going through and playing with the controls to see what i get. These sounds are pretty abrasive, but they work well when run through a bunch of effects.

I was surprised this still worked. This is an old ibm selectric ii typewriter, with correcting tape, the “quieter” selectric at the time. It’s about 80 pounds, a real back-breaker. The carriage return bell is broken, unfortunately, so the best you might hear it is rattling due to the belt vibration. Recorded with a tascam dr-05, without the low-cut since i wanted a beefy sound. Placed direcly above the roller, about 12 inches away. I swapped the channels in audacity to match perception & sampled down to 48khz. Description: i roll in some paper, type a few paragraphs from some copy, and roll it out when i’m done. Man, can you type fast on these machines!.