26 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Bury"

A couple of hydrophones buried in the sand, one foot deep, in front of the mediterrean sea. Sd 702 + jrf d-series hydrophones24bits/48000hz.

Maybe it isn't fully like burial but hope someone will find it useful. All the oneshots are taken from the site (freesound. Org) and if you want to download them, check my dls story or message me. Rendered as loop, 135bpm.

This is the arrival of the class 40 locomotive into bury station on the east lancashire railway. The sound was recorded from bury south signal box as the train rounded the curve into bury bolton st station. This was recorded on the h4n. The date of the recording was 12th january 2013.

Mud burying.

Found this buried in my files. Not too far, but forgotten. . .

Brill bano bani buri bongo bing bing bin bin bouf bouf brilliant!.

Bury Me Out on the Prairie by Bradley Kincaid. I'm not quite sure if this is the Gennett cut from 1928 or if it's a later Brunswick recording. Bury Me Out on the Prairie von Bradley Kincaid. Es ist nicht sicher, ob dies die Gennett-Aufnahme von 1928 oder eine spätere Brunswick-Einspielung ist.

Stereo recording of bell ringing in the norman tower in bury st edmunds suffolk.

Experimental recording idea i had in summer 2017, i buried two contact microphones half a foot deep in a rock beach and captured the noise ambience picked up in the rocks, as well as the tide coming over the microphones eventually. If you have any use of these recordings please forward my way i would love to see what can be done with these.

Stereo recording of bell ringing in the norman tower in bury st edmunds suffolk.

Mono recording of bell ringing in the norman tower in bury st edmunds suffolk.

Mono recording of bell ringing in the norman tower in bury st edmunds suffolk.

She's not very big but she could really put her weight behind it. And she did. Some days you eat the bear, some days the bear eats you. Can't help but wish it was me.

Mono recording of a cast iron gate to a courtyard garden in the abbey gardens, bury st edmunds, suffolk. Recorded using a shotgun mic into a zoom h4 recorder. Distant sounds of traffic and light winds.

The sound of my roommate snoring, snorting, and breathing heavily while asleep. Starts softly and gets louder. This sound promotes sleeplessly staring at the ceiling or burying one's head under a pillow. Recorded using a smart phone. I don't remember what it was, but definitely not high-quality hardware.

Short loop for background music in cartoon "khủng long xả rác" when bury bag become fossil:https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=vdy-8kb1x-ycreate use garageband with world music and remix tool jam packs. 2019. 01. 19.

Recording of a courtyard garden fountain in the abbey gardens in bury st edmunds, suffolk. Recorded early on a sunday morning to minimalism unwanted sounds of people!. This recording was taken further back to achieve a more ambient sound.

A mix of whispering voices recorded as part of the flow project commissioned by lancaster arts. The source text was devised by participants in workshops. The project was based on revealing the history of the buried mill race water course in the city, here as a river of voices. Project supported by historic england.

Recording of a courtyard garden fountain in the abbey gardens in bury st edmunds, suffolk. Recorded early on a sunday morning to minimalism unwanted sounds of people!. Recorded using integrated stereo mics on zoom h4 recorder. Wind sock and hpf have been used to reduce rumble.

Recording of a courtyard garden fountain in the abbey gardens in bury st edmunds, suffolk. Recorded early on a sunday morning to minimalism unwanted sounds of people!. Recorded using a directional shotgun microphone into a zoom h4 recorder. Wind sock and hpf have been used to reduce rumble. This particular recording was of the first fountain which has a fairly deep sound. Recorded close for a focused sound.

Recording of a courtyard garden fountain in the abbey gardens in bury st edmunds, suffolk. Recorded early on a sunday morning to minimalism unwanted sounds of people!. Recorded using a directional shotgun microphone into a zoom h4 recorder. Wind sock and hpf have been used to reduce rumble. This particular recording was of the second fountain which had a splashier, higher pitch sound. Fairly close and focused on the fountain.

The Premature Burial, Edgar Allan Poe "In fact, I no longer dared trust myself out of the immediate presence of those who were aware of my proneness to catalepsy, lest, falling into one of my usual fits, I should be buried before my real condition could be ascertained. I entered into a series of elaborate precautions. Among other things, I had the family vault so remodelled as to admit of being readily opened from within."

Recording of a courtyard garden fountain in the abbey gardens in bury st edmunds, suffolk. Recorded early on a sunday morning to minimalism unwanted sounds of people!. Recorded using a directional shotgun microphone into a zoom h4 recorder. Wind sock and hpf have been used to reduce rumble. This particular recording was taken a bit further back from the fountains to try and achieve a more ambient sound, capturing bird song, light winds, distant traffic and park keeper activity.

Field recording recorded on zoom h4 using internal mics set to 90 degree xy stereo pair. Wind sock and high pass filter to remove excessive wind rumble. Recorded in a nature reserve just outside the town centre of bury st edmunds, suffolk, england on 19/02/2019. Recorded on a breezy day, features distant motorway traffic, close rustling of branches and leaves, birdsong and a few gentle guests of wind.

Field recording recorded on zoom h4 using internal mics set to 120 degree xy stereo pair. Wind sock and high pass filter to remove excessive wind rumble. Recorded in a nature reserve just outside the town centre of bury st edmunds, suffolk, england on 19/02/2019. Recorded on a breezy day, features distant industry sounds, close rustling of branches and leaves, birdsong, a few gentle guests of wind and distant motorway rumble.

I set up my recorder outside on christmas eve in 2016 and unwittingly captured the sound of this anonymous and apparently oblivious neighbor walking his dog and singing "it's the most wonderful time of the year" down my street. Pretty charming!. I've noticed recently how my zoom h4 has this nasty looping hum buried beneath the already disappointingly stubborn background noise whenever i do field recordings. Can somebody point me to a solution?.