230 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Cheap"

The slow rumble of my cheap gooseneck kettle warming up early in the morning, along with the momentary intrusion of coffee beans being weighed out.

These crows were upset about something, my cheap recorder didn't catch how dramatic it was, hopefully what i did record is of use to someone.

This is a recording made just outside my window. A helicopter flew over just a minute later, twice! i used a cheap large diaphragm condensor mic, with a plastic bendable tube around it, pointing just outside of my window. This created a cool midrangy-resonant-combfilter kind of sound. Gear used: cheap ldc -> m-audio dmp3 -> terratec ewx2496. This is for the earthfirewindwater contest. It is a 2:08 minute long, stereo 24/44 wave file.

The ambiance recorded in the crowded cafeteria at siam paragon shopping complex in the heart of bangkok, thailand. Recorded with a cheap omni-directional condenser microphone.

I got an acoustic guitar and wanted to see how well my cheap mic captured the sound, doesn't sound too bad!.

Hitting a large piece of plywood, recorded with a very cheap and low-quality computer mic. Processed in audacity for echo and added bass.

This is a windchime recorded very quietly struck with a triangle beater with a fairly cheap microphone, noise removed, and normalized to max volume without distortion. Lower note of two.

A simple phrase "when my work is finished, than i'm coming back for you!" in a dark undead-ish voice. Recorded with a cheap desktop mic and fiddled with in audacity.

Recorded near pattaya beach far away from pattaya city with a cheap condenser conference microphone.

Glass hit with spoon. Exactly, its a blue coca-cola glass. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Raw sound of cheap sliding doors open/close. Various takes captured in a middle size livingroom (some reverb) with zoom h4n. Normalized/render in reaper.

I decided to make monster-like noises into my cheap mic, and something odd came out. I will never be able to reproduce this sound vocally again.

I used a cheap clip-on contact mic to record this sound during quarantine in april 2020.

The sound of a train travelling to penrith i think, i recorded it on an ipod touch so the quality is pretty cheap but it does the job.

The '1 bit, 2 bit, 4 bit, 8 bit' meme sound, recreated by me on voicechanger. Io (bitcrusher lo-fi effect).

This is the ringer of a cheap ge phone that my father had. I think he used it because it was loud and obnoxious and he could hear it.

Hitting ceramic bowl inside cupboard. Adds a little accoustic. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

This was recorded at my local cub group. Originally recorded for freqman on a sony net md nz710 with a cheap condenser microphone. Unedited and untouched.

Recorded using a canon gl1 and an audiotechnica shotgun mic(unsure of model number, a cheap one). The sound of a toaster being setand then popping up. Audio is low, gain might need to be adjusted.

This is ultra clean stereo recording of cheap clock from very close distance. Multi-pass noise reduction, gating, ms processing & eq applied. Recorded using olympus ls-5.

Hearing aid type feedback generated by a small radio shack amp & speaker and a cheap mic. Recorded for use in the play "house of blue leaves" by john guare.

Female pigeon advertising coo (calling for affection from her partner). Recording device: cheap omnidirectional lavalier microphone.

Stereo recording of my voice. Recorded on a cheap mic. All amplification was carried out digitally including delay, re verb, compressor.

Close recording of cheap electric wall clock. Recorded with an ecm-ds70p on an mz-r37. Edited, noise reduced and mastered using audacity and audition.

Another cheap mic recording with my own vst plugin, this time with me intoning "this is the voice of the mysterons" which was part of the intro to the 1960's classic "captain scarlet".

Hearing aid type feedback generated by a small radio shack amp & speaker and a cheap mic. Recorded for use in the play "house of blue leaves" by john guare.

A rubber nut shaker "roll" recorded for about 7 secnods on a fairly cheap mic, noise removed, and amplified to max volume without distortion.

Hitting bathtub inside and outside with my fist, recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Cheap cel flip phone snapping shut. Hanging up the cel phone.

Made of two sounds:1. Hitting bathtub inside and outside with my fist, recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. 2. Simple synth. + reverb. .

Recorded from arturia microbrute. I send the microbrute through a cheap effectpedal. Let me know if you like it and/or use it if you want to.

Recorded with my trusted and cheap dynasonic pdr-1. Aplied a little filter i audacity. Loops pretty well. Location kungsbacka, sweden.

De-tuned electric guitar noise played through a heavy metal pedal and a small practice amp , recorded with a cheap condenser mic and fussed with a bit.

Recorded from arturia microbrute. I send the microbrute through a cheap effectpedal. Let me know if you like it and/or use it if you want to.

Recorded using a canon gl1 and an audiotechnica shotgun mic(unsure of model number, a cheap one most likely). Water being pouredinto a glass. Audio is low so gain might need to be adjusted.

A snare from a cheap kids drumkit, recorded with a mobile phone. I've used it to add noise to a cleaner snare sample and it was very effective.

This recording is inspired by alienxxx http://freesound. Org/people/alienxxx/sounds/345510/made a little patch on my modular, still missing its (main) oscillators. I let the patch sound thru a pair of cheap computer speakers that i use as monitors. In an adjacent room, close to an open window, i put my phone and record. This is the unedited outcome. The recording was made 09:00 (16-05-11). Unfortunately nothing happened outside the window. Even the birds was quiet. I think there is a hint of feedback in the sound? first i planned to record with an old tape recorder, but i couldn’t find it. . . I think this recording should be listened to with low volume. May by it was a mistake to amplify the sound in audacity? but i think there is a nice room ambiance to the recording. Ideas for next time. Use guitar amp. Find old tape recorder. Don’t put recording device to close to window.

The ambiance recorded outside starbucks coffee. The place is next to the street so you can hear cars and motorcycles passing by. Recorded with a cheap omni-directional condenser microphone.

Recycled guitar from rubbish tip site- pitch shifted down- intended as raw material for creating atmospheres, sound effects or new samples etc.

Did this with artutrias microbrute wich i sended through a cheap effectpedal. Let me know if you like it and/or use it if you want to.

Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -variating hits. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Recorded with my trusted and cheap dynasonic pdr-1. Aplied a little filter and limiter i audacity. Loops pretty well. Location kungsbacka, sweden.

Trying to start a tractor that has a dead battery. Just makes some clicking sounds. You can also hear the springs creaking under the seat. Recorded on cheap hand-held cassette recorder w/ built in mic.

This is tony's nasty cheap cowbell. The pack is conceived to be used with fruity's fpc, or any other drum machine or just in a electronic drumkit. Enjoy.

Recording of a fast sketch done with hard (2h) pencil on rough paper. The paper is attached to a wooden board. Equipment: cheap "yoga em" microphone to minidisc, unedited.

A selection of noises made by rubbing a wet enamel bathtub. Recorded using a cheap mono back-electret mic and an old sony minidisc recorder. Recorded hastily but i hope of use to someone.

The sound of a cheap canon camera lens hunting for focus. All my sounds are fully free to use, but please consider leaving a comment to let me know how you'll be using them. Just curious! :).

I was playing around with the good ol gameboy. . . . Something to do on the lovely metro system here in sea ttle_ thats where i love. . . . . And live. . !.

The sound of a teabag squeezer hitting the lid of an ornamental brass pot. It creates a generic "ding" sound. There is a small amount of static noise in the background. Sounds slightly like a triangle i guess. Recorded with a cheap pc microphone.

3 little boys fooling around with their "first sony", a cheap cassette taperecorder. Recorded in 1991 on christmas morning. I had to denoise it,because quality of recording was very poor, little reverb.