158 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "British"

A quirky public domain piece of music by the late British musician Harry Roy.

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A british train announcement during my trip abroad. Got to love those cakes. Recorded on an iphone.

Football game on in a british pub. With about a dozen patrons in the pub. Leicester vs fleetwood (fa cup).

Several pre-decimal british coins of varying size passed from hand to hand, jingling in the process.

Ext, ambience, amb, ambsubn, suburban, residential, neighbourhood, town, small town, uk, united kingdom, british, british isles, britain, great britain, england, english, northern, northwest, lancashire, raining, damp, dripping, wet, wind, windy, daytime, summer, distant traffic, close traffic, traffic, busy traffic, roads, driving, vehicles, vehicles pass by, pass bys, cars, car bys, van, van bys, summer, day, dry, wind, windy, trees.

Gorgeous sound of two vintage british diesel locos pulling a 13 carriage train. Recorded using the built in mics on a cannon powershot g15 then processed to try and remove as much wind noise using izotope ozone in m/s mode, (much of the wind noise was in the side channel).

A heavily-processed recording of me saying "will you please stop having noisy sex, it's really getting to me. ".

Eastender's style male "get out my pub" in london accent.

Synthesized performance of the "Last Post", a traditional bugle call in the British Army and elsewhere often used for funerals.

Another voice acting file i submitted for a sample request here, in which a villain with an british accent was required.

An announcement by phil sayer informing passengers to stand clear and not board the next train.

Opening riff to johnny b. Goode by chuck barry. Recorded in studio one. Amplifier plugin - drive british.

Lift (elevator if you are an american) voice (british english). Includes door sounds, doors opening and closing announcements and so on. Enjoy!.

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Pulse responses from great british spring reverb processed with equalizers, tube preamps and compressed with analog tape.

This is a recording of a lovely old british automobile. It includes door opening/closing sounds and some unfortunate handling noise.

First of two samples. This one is the question with a british accent. Or at least my attempt at one. @mikhail314.

Check out other sounds on my website: https://jakeeaton. Bandcamp. Com/.

Check out other sounds on my website: https://jakeeaton. Bandcamp. Com/.

A crowd of about 100 people at a wedding reception in south east england.

British bird song in mixed woodland during spring. Sound of small stream burbling in the background. Using a galaxy phone in 'interview' mode ('stereo') whilst slowly rotating around. My dog can be heard whining for a short period saying "why have we stopped on our walk?!".

Several spins of a coin (a british 50p) recorded with a homemade stereo contact mic attached to a zoom h5.

The gentle sound of british garden birds with some trickling water.

Recorded using a 1974 mgb sports car. Mic placed on passenger floorboard. Sound of start, idle, accelerating and going through gears, steady state (can be edited and looped for longer scenes) and coast down and shut off. Very throaty sound recorded in-cabin which would be period correct for british cars of that era and useful for in-car scenes behind dialog.

Synthesized performance of the "Last Post", a traditional bugle call in the British Army and elsewhere often used for funerals.

Me saying "i want that one" and "yeah i know" in the style of little britain's lou and andy.

Me saying "and now, the classiest radio station on the air" in an old fashioned english accent.

Field recording british sea king helicopter flying over and landing at leeuwarden airbase netherlands. Recorded with zoom h1.

Me saying. . "you mess this up. . Ill introduce you to uncle stanley" in an east end london accent.

Announcement made by voice artist celia drummond, for the ditra automated announcement system used by many uk rail stations (this clip was recorded at east croydon).

Written by Joseph Tabrar (1857 - 1931). Performed by Jack Norworth.

A small group of british teens are playing basketball in a suburban park. Traffic can be heard in the background as well as a few birds.

Creaky stairs in a typical british house. Used here originally: https://soundcloud. Com/evil-ear/great-britain. Enjoy and sorry about that noise floor. Evil ear.

Recorded using a zoom h2 in the prince of wales public house in spondon, uk on christmas eve 2010. Recording is loopable if required. Total length is 3. 5 minutes.

Interior of british, southern rail carriage in 2020 travelling from london bridge. Almost no passenger noise. Announcements from guard and automated voice. Train stops at station doors open and close. Recorded on zoom h4n. Enjoy.

This is a remake of the music heard in the minstrels scene in "the mysterious stranger", season 2 episode 5 of the 90s tv show "jeeves and wooster".

Not perfect, but not bad, here's a freight train passing only a few feet in front of the recording device. . . Enjoy! this train is passing through houston, british columbia, canada on a cold winter morning.

Waiting for luggage at the baggage claim, watching the same yellow bag circle endlessly around the belt. Recorded february 18th 2020 in the kelowna international airport, bc.

Dance song of the Thompson River Indians, recorded on phonograph cylinder by Professor Franz Boas, British Columbia. Saved in the Berlin Phonogramm-Archiv.

Me saying "things in life can be odd, like tuning into other radio stations other than ours" in an english accent, theatrical.

Early morning in ladner, british columbia. A light drizzle, with rain trickling down a nearby spout. A robin sings to its hearts content in a tree in our front yard. Recorded using a zoom 2.

British telecom standard issue relate 18 land-line handset from around c1995. Ringer recorded through built in stereo microphones of a tascam dr-40 linear pcm recorder. 16 bit wav file in stereo.

Huge, slamming gong, very long and unprocessed mostly but slightly cut off at the end. "recorded with two akg c3000s in x/y format, through a replica of an old british tube pre-amp".

Recorded with the mic on the rear bumper of a 1974 mgb sportscar. Start, drive off, up through gears, steady state, and shut-off. Very throaty period correct exhaust note appropriate for british sports cars from the 30's through 80's. Recorded outside of car so would work best for driving follow shots, drive by's, or car entering/leaving a scene. Think of a fighter pilot driving up in his mg car to the airfield in battle of britain; yeah, that kind of scene!.

Stereo ambience of euston station, london recorded with the zoom h6´s xy-stereo capsule.

A small test i did to see if i can emulate many games' futuristic computerized voice ui systems. 1st is a (terrible) pseudo british accent, second my regular voice modified, and third a heavily modified robotic sounding voice.

I recorded my female british accent for a film i am working on. Hope to hear myself on other films!. "the number you have dialled cannot be reached please try again later".

This is high-quality, pacific northwest rain falling on a hot summer night in vancouver, british columbia. The rain becomes more intense mid-way through the recording, and then it tapers off.