946 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Breath"

An inhaler being puffed on.

Sound of an accordion.

Love of alians.

Just a quick blooper of sorts.

Blowing into an sm58.

The sound of breathing with bronchitis.

Scary monster breathingrecorded with av voice changer software.

Slow steady breathing to show a calm and unalarmed individual.

Tense background ambiance with a quiet sound like breathing.

Not the real thing - but probably not useless.

Creepy haunted cellar/basement loop. Fooling around with audacity.

Female moaning sounds.

A small rat eating and breathing deeply next to the microphone.

Gasping like making effort or receiving a punch in the belly.

A series of breathing sounds from the mouth. Gasping, sharp inhales, sighing.

Recorded during yoga and qigong retreat in carpathian mountains, ukraine.

Small animal panting quickly, a small comical sound appropriate for cartoons.

The fire belly spell from pathfinder ttrpg compiled from cc0 sounds found online.

You are free to use this. Attribution is not necessary but is appreciated. Thanks!.

Cheap mic used with laptop snd card to record a clip for a church video.

Static with a long reverb. Flanger and phaser were applied somewhere while making this.

Air coming out of a bottle. The sound reminds one of a breathing machine.

A modified effect of my boyfriend drumming a tune on his chest.

A dog panting in a park near a basketball court where some kids are playing.

Close up recording of lobsters sitting on kitchen counter.

Sound generated using my voice, with reverb and delay then spliced together with some cricket sound.

Breathing with sobbing sound effect recently created for use in a production of carries war.

I used a microphone built into my headset and put this on my cats vocal box.

Recorded with a shoeps mk4 microphone and a sounddevice 633 recorder in april 2017.

My elderly dog alice snoring in her bed next to my desk. Recorded with zoom h4n.

Breathing and weezing recorded for a scene with a man being threatened by a gun.

This is the sound of me blowing across the top of an old bottle made of metal.

Various sounds made after running or lifting something heavy o feeling releived.

Blowing out a candle. Recorded with an h4n recorder in my bedroom.

A slowed down sound of a squeak representing a growl. With a bit of noise reduction and reverb.

A 2 minute loop of foreign, "desert" wind sounds recorded with my voice in stereo with an sm7b.

A normal, neutral inhalation sound. Recorded standing in a closet. Recorder: olympus digital voice recorder. Microphone: sony ecm-ms907.

The sound of moving the sun visor of the car but it also sounds like breathing.

Recorded with and audio technica a2020. Me breathing after a short workout. Could be used when sprinting in games.

Rubber balloon squeaking with heavy breathing in background. Interrupted by clang and water noises at ~0:30. Drumming on plastic at ~1:30.

From the outside of a closed door spanish radio is heard and an oxygen machine is turned on.

This is the labored breathing of a man while sleeping. Recording in home studio with a zoom h2n microphone using audacity sound software.

Simple recording with an h1 handy recorder of a dog barking. You may also hear another pair of dogs wrestling in the background. Use for whatever.

This is an old hound dog wiggling on his back on the ground panting heavily. He does that dog shake thing mid way.

A more exaggerated, slightly vocalized inhale sound. The kind of thing you might use in a cartoon. Recorded standing in a closet. Recorder: olympus digital voice recorder. Microphone: sony ecm-ms907.

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is a recording of someone slowly breathing whilst outside.

Forced human exhales. They were intended to be used in a game when human characters are hit by bullets in the chest forcing air out of the lungs by sheer force or by muscle contractions.

This is a heavily distorted version of a previous sound created by scraping a tape dispenser on my desk and giving it reverb. I think it sounds like a monster in relation to horror breathing. I would imagine it being a large beast of some sorts.

This sound is an extremely distorted sample of breathing suitable for use in horror soundscapes. It was created by taking the sound of breathing and feeding it through multiple filters in audacity. The filter sequence used is as follows: reverb, volume boost, static, phaser, bass boost, barry's satan maximizer, amplifier.

One of the "bull" sounds i used in one play in my theatre. I recorded human voice with one of our actors using shure sm81 and popkiller. Recording software: garageband. Then processed the recordings with adobe audition cs 6, by lowering the pitch, adding reverb and distortion. Can be used as agressive bull, monster, etc.