550 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Built"

This is the announcement made inside a sanisette (a self-cleaning, high-tech street toilet found throughout paris) when the door opens after pressing the button to go in. The mechanical noises are unavoidable because the announcement is triggered by the opening of the door. Recorded with zoom h4n built-in mics / 94 khz / 24-bit stereo.

Raw recording of the fireplace with some logs burning and crackling. Unfortunately the metal making up the insert was expanding and contracting, and some of those noises are present as well. Possibly useful as some ambience. Recorded on a zoom handy h4n recorder using the built-in microphones with directivity of 90°.

quiet noon, cars passing by ambience. Recorded from a second floor balcony using zoom h4n built in stereo microphones.

A soundscape recording of a common area at a major university during class switches. You'll hear distant, muted conversations, wind, some birds oblivious to the rigors of academic life, and distant laughter and steps. Recorded in april 8th, 2013 using my zoom h4n recorder and utilizing its built-in stereo microphones.

A wonderful recording symbolic of something many of us do every day -- making coffee. Recorded using my trusty zoom h-4n recorder using its built-in stereo microphones. Recorded at 4:45 in the morning so other usual daytime house/city noises are not here.

I recorded this soft rain in the fall. No thunder, just soft rain with a soft "ting" sound towards the end. I think that is the sound of a rain-drop hitting a metal fence near my recorder. Recorded with zoom h4n recorder with built-in stereo microphones.

Recording of a slow moving freight train engine as it passes, blowing its horn 3 times, getting quieter each time. Recording using built-in stereo mics on zoom 6 recorder.

Kirken den er et gammelt hus Ewig steht fest der Kirche Haus, Evang. Gesangbuch (Nordelbien) 576 Built on the rock the church does stand

Francois Couperin: "L'Art de toucher le Clavecin" (complete) performed by David Joseph Stith on a harpsichord built by Gerald Self in 2020. Recorded with a TASCAM DR-100MKIII using its internal electret condensor microphones and then processed through sox with treble -4 bass +11.

Alien drone ship, oscillating bass frequencies, deep. Recorded with the tascam dr-40 built-in microphones, processed in pro tools 10, bounced to a 48khz 24bit wav file.

A recording of a pair of hawks that often nest in this small town in southern illinois. It seems that the essence of the wild is captured in the sound of a screeching hawk. Recording made during the late afternoon on a day in late february 2013. Equipment used: zoom h4n recorder using the built-in stereo microphones turned to collect sound from 180 degrees.

A uniden phone recorded with a consumer camera with built in microphone, (sony-cybershot). This was listened to on a television set and it sounds like the actual thing! on the computer it doesnt sound anything like the real thing. You're welcome and good luck using this sound.

Dawn birdsong recorded in lucca, italy, june 2016, 5 am from a fourth floor window in the suburb os sant'anna. Loud soloist of unidentified species, possibly eurasian blackcap (sylvia atricapilla) on nearby treetop. Other birdsong and traffic sounds in background. Recorded with zoom h4n's built-in stereo mic.

Drawer in almost 100 years old kitchen cabinet. Sound of opening and closing the drawer. Recorded with zoom h1 built in microphones. No eq or any other effect applied. Sound normalized in sound forge pro. Enjoy!.

A very typical recording of late summer as the insects wake up. This recording was done in the backyard in a small town around 5:00 in the morning. Just a wonderful example of the very rhythmic, ebb and flow that these choruses of summer make. I used my zoom h4n recorder with its internal built-in microphones with the volume set on 78. .

A pure recording of an early morning rainshower in the deep woods. Recorded on august 6th, 2013 at 6:30 in the morning. You will hear some birds singing as well -- despite the shower. Recording made with the zoom h4n recorder using the internal built-in microphones with the volume level at 80. You will note the gradual increase in rain intensity as the recording progresses. . .

Walla recorded in medium sized church. Language indefinite most of the time. Catholic church of the nineteenth century in são luiz, maranhão, brazil. Stereo xy 120º recorded with built-in zoom h4n mics.

This is a simulation of the sound produced by the fabyan anti-gravity device which was built, tested and debunked in 1913 at riverbank estates in geneva, illinois. The device is now in the geneva historical society museum but is too fragile to attempt to operate it. This simulation was produced to accompany an asa conference presentation "what did colonel fabyan's anti-gravity device sound like?".

Sometimes you really need to get away to peace & quiet. This recording, made with my handy zoom h4-n and its built-in stereo microphones, was made in perhaps the quietest time of the morning -- that magical time between 3am and 4:30am when the birds even are still asleep. Made in a backyard of a town of about 7-thousand people.

Stereo recording taken inside a tram in oslo, norway. The tram drives, stops, people gets on and off. Some people talking norwegian a few meters away from the microphone. Recorded on a zoom h4n with the built-in microphones. Not processed. 24 bit / 48khz.

Thunder with water falling on cement, crackling bright sound of water hitting hard floor, spatial environment, ambience. Recorded with the tascam dr-40 built-in microphones in stereo, processed in pro tools 10, bounced to a 48khz 24bit wav file.

I got on a cable car to the top of mt. Hakodate. My edirol r-09 happened to catch the sigh of a young woman next to me saying 'kirei' over the outspread night view of the town. It means 'how beautiful,' 'c'est magnifique,' or something like that. Recorded on 17 feb, 2008 with built-in mics.

Here are some highlights from a collection of loops which i made using a home-built reaktor ensemble. They're all based on a little fm synth instrument, whose parameters are modulated by a bank of 16 sequencers. They sound like john chowning humping a cheap calculator. Hope you like them.

Birds recorded in my backyard on 3-24-2021 at 6:15 in the morning cst. Some faint road sounds may be audible. If you use it in a project i'd love to hear what you created. Recorded on zoom h6 using built in microphones.

Ambience inside gothic st. Martin's church in landshut, lower bavaria, germany. Many visitors, steps, guided tour in the back, big ambience reverb. Recorded walking around with zoom h4n built-in stereo microphones.

A recording of a group of people walking through a brushy field on a late august afternoon in southern illinois. Note the constant insect chorus that is constantly washing over their steps. I made this recording using my handy zoom, h-4n recorder with the built-in internal microphones. Enjoy.

I used this sound set for the sound design on a 2d animated technology explainer video. These sounds are textural and real, which gives a nice contrast to slick graphics. Use these for text and thought bubbles, scene transitions, objects being built etc. Enjoy!.

A summer field near a big lake in july, at dusk using zoom h4n recorder with built-in stereo mics. You can hear a quick fly buzz at 33 seconds in. You will also hear a boat in the distance towards the end. Great to enjoy with good headphones on.

Cold day in a quiet city street in buenos aires, capital federal, argentina. Recorded with built-in mic on a zoom h4n.

Victoria to vancouver v2v ferry boat with 2-2800bhp diesel engines (1994) propulsion jet, built by la goelette marie-clarisse inc. Quebec, canada. Recorded on deck outside engine room. As a courtesy if you download my sounds please subscribe to my youtube channel: https://www. Youtube. Com/user/mycompasstv thanks!.

Recording of a slow moving freight train engine as it passes, blowing its horn and then the sound of its screeching brakes with that metal on metal grinding sound. Recording using built-in stereo mics on zoom 6 recorder.

A soft texture for synth pads in a3. Built by layering several sine-wave generators to create the note a and some of its overtones. It was then drowned in reverb. The sine-generators played just a short impulse, what you hear is the tail of the reverb, to give it more richness. Post-production: reverb.

Class assignment. The goal is to create a sound based off of a rare/unique word. Word chosen: chrysalism n. The amniotic tranquility of being indoors during a thunderstorm, listening to waves of rain pattering against the roof like an argument upstairs, whose muffled words are unintelligible but whose crackling release of built-up tension you understand perfectly. .

Strange high piched signals following some pattern. Any idea what it might be?. 2016-12-15 16:46 gmt at 7041. 5khz. Recorded with the website of the university of twente in the netherlands using the built in recorder. Http://websdr. Ewi. Utwente. Nl:8901/.

Old yamaha drum kit recorded through a qfx shoebox taperecorder's built in mic. Then i played the tape and recorded a voicenote on a samsung galaxy note s1. I like the grain and texture so hopefuly helps for your lo-fi intended tracks.

This is my new rotary-valved cornet with german valves and a 1913 holton bell all plated in gold and white rhodium. The sample was recorded in a large church in north carolina. With the help of bill jones i designed this horn and dr. Jones built it. It starts loud at a forte but then plays some quieter phrases around a mezzo piano.

Recorded using the built-in mics of a zoom h4npro (2016 edition) @ 24bit. This is a small amount of liquid being poured into a drain about the size of a silver dollar. The original recorded captured the apartment's heating system. I used noise reduction, then normalized the waveform. This sound is free to use whenever and wherever.

Howler monkeys recorded in the jungle in polenque, chiapas, mexico. Recorded at 24bit/96khz with in-built stereo condenser mics on my zoom h4n. Sorry but i haven't processed these files at all. Some of these are with the mics in a 90degree x-y config and some in a 120degree x-y config.

I made this wonderful recording in july 2011 at about 9:00 at night on a hot, muggy july evening. This is the time of year when the insect chorus can get very, very loud. Pretty amazing volume for such small insects. The really loud ones seem to reside in the trees and not on the ground. Recorder used: zoom h4n recorder using its built-in stereo microphones.

The haunting call of the pileated woodpecker, the largest woodpecker in the united states. It's quite an experience to hear this loud, rattling call break the stillness of the peaceful woods. You can also tell these beautiful birds around by looking for fairly large, rectangular holes in the trees. Recorded with my zoom h4n recorder and using the internal, built-in microphones. The location was the shawnee national forest.

Some loops i made in reaktor. They're made using a little wavetable-based synth which i built from scratch; the wavetable contains 32 home-grown waveforms, and the synth's parameters and effects are controlled by a bank of 16 sequencers. Good for glitch/minimal techno, and there are some nice individual bleeps/percussive sounds in there too. Enjoy!.

A 70bpm beat/loop sequenced using renoise 3. 0. Samples were either created from scratch or modified after being recorded in my basement using the sampler built into renoise. The microphone used for recorded samples (of a keychain) is the one that comes along with the m-audio microtrack 24/96. Sounds good in reverse too.

Here is a recording i made of my kitchen hob igniting. I used a lighter to ignite the gas instead of the built in igniter as i didn't want the 'click click click" to ruin the recording of the flame. Sennheiser mkh 416 - sound devices 442 - tascam dr680. .

Here's one from a series of 'clang' sounds, great for impact moments in trailers & commercials, or to layer up with other sounds. They are somewhat high-pitch, so they might mix well with low frequency drums and impact sounds. Recorded with tascam dr-40 built-in-mics, by hitting a railing with a pipe in a stairwell and adding a little bit more reverb in daw.

Hitting a wooden table with the palm of the hand. Sound produced by the strenghtening of fingers against a wooden table. Technical aspects:- zoom h4n handy recorder- built-in microphones. Edition:- adobe audition cc. Effects:- (slight) noise reduction (process)- fade out- multiband compressor -> classical master- filter and eq -> graphic equalizer (20 bands) -> classic v.

A recording of a backroom with the extractor fans running, the audio is low in pitch and can be used in instances like machinery rooms, all of my sounds come uncompressed or processed. This means there may be unwanted background noise/ sound that you can remove or not at your will. Equipment used:. Tascam dr40 w/ built in stereo microphone. File information:48,000hz24bit wavstereo.

A recording of a backroom with the extractor fans running, the audio is high in pitch/frequency and can be used in instances like machinery rooms, all of my sounds come uncompressed or processed. This means there may be unwanted background noise/ sound that you can remove or not at your will. Equipment used:. Tascam dr40 w/ built in stereo microphone. File information:48,000hz24bit wavstereo.

A field recording in the evening of 3 dec 2011, while walking along bloor st w in toronto's koreantown. Sounds of traffic, and pedestrians. Recorded with a roland r05 using the unit's built-in omnidirectional stereo mikes screened with a home-made wind screen made from faux-fur.

Aerosol spray can squirting. This particular can was full of compressed air. I could almost sense their disappointment as the excited air molecules escape and disperse into what is in reality a rather drab room with a middle-aged man standing in the middle. Olympus ls-5, built-in mic capsules, no filtering.

Ambience onboard the red funnel car ferry to the isle of wight. The ferry was busy and i don't think a single person was listening to the safety announcement. Olympus ls-5, built in mics, 25hz hpf.