981 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Cw Tone"

Tone dialing of a telephone.

Failed phone call via modem. The answering machine says: "you're not allowed to make that phone call".

First beep is 2000hz, 1000, 500. Created and processed in audacity.

Did this on ableton live by scratch hope u like it :d.

I made a small composition by just layering my voice and trying to stay in tune. Hope this is good enough. Although if it's not, you can edit it and stuff. All of this is just my voice.

Striking a long plastic shoehorn along an old headboard made of wide brass pipes. Produces an ascending and descending sequence of notes.

A quiet bedroom room tone with an ambient background.

In germany the inter-city-express trains cycle through the gears when they take off, producing this series of tones. Recorded at ostbahnhof, berlin.

This is a single chirp by my lovebird. Could be great for a smartphone alert tone.

Son d'ambiance d'un appartement à paris l'après-midi. Room tone of an appartment in paris, during the afternoon. Stereo / zoom h4n.

A increasing target lock tone i generated for a personal project. It is rough and meant to be tweaked for your needs. Sound is supposed to emulate an electronic weapon lock sound.

Typical alarm from digital watches. Made on audacity, based on a casio watch. Warning to headphone users: very loud.

This sound consists of sine waves only playing the musical note c, each for a total of 10 seconds. Rendered as a 200/32 wav file (linear pcm, 32 bit little-endian floating point, 200000 hz) in audacity.

Using a simple chuck script. It selects 4 tones from the 12 tone scale and repeats them.

An sample sound of the alien data voices!.

Beep generated with audacity and edited to sound like an answering machine.

The sound of a midland x-talker ringing when i hit the call button. It sounds like one of these old home phones. All i did was plug the walkie-talkie into my computer and then record the sound when i push the call button. This could be a good walkie-talkie sound.

Processed ventilation hum from the passageway underneath an arena.

An interesting sound that would serve well as a text message alert for a smart-phone.

This is part of a experiment on pitch difference. The audio consist on the 12 semitones of an octave, made up with sine waves.

A dial tone from a phone. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Tono de piano eléctrico, preparado para un broadcast.

Video game bass note (c).

A 'c' note reversed, reverbed and with a pitch increase. Did it three times changing the 'c' note to g#, a among others.

A recording of a automated message i made for everyone to use.

Recorded with a zoom hn-4 internal mics.

Wine glass played with a human finger. Recorded with the built in isight camera on my screen. (no fingers were severed in the making of this recording. ).

An idea for an instrument.

Celtic harp sample.

Old-fashion newscast telegraph keyer (sounder) heard between stories being broadcast.

Room tone for the operations area of a spaceship in a science fiction movie. Various drones processed in samplitude.

Room tone for the brig in a science fiction movie. Various drones processed in samplitude.

Room tone for the cockpit in a science fiction movie. Various drones processed in samplitude.

High-pitched ringing sound, perfect loop.

High-pitched ringing sound.

Dmtf tones going 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 0, *star*, #hash-tag#, then 'ring ring ring'.

Oh the horror. Good and slow, like real life. Made for class.

This is a singing glass with a cat meowing in the background. 1. Hold the empty wine glass on a tabletop at the base of the stem with one hand. 2. Wet the index or middle finger of your other hand with some water. 3. Lightly rub your wet finger along the rim of the glass. 4. As you rub the glass, you will hear the "singing" sound of the glass. You may have to re-wet your finger periodically and/or adjust the pressure of your finger on the rim of the glass to keep producing the sound. 5. You can change the pitch of the sound by adding water to the glass. Minidisc.

This is an "error" sound i made for one of my games. It is actually me using nothing but my mouth and lips to sound it out. I had a hard time finding anything like this online, so i made it myself. And how it's available here for someone else, hehe.

This is the sound of an eerie wind passing through the cracks and crevices of a multi-level parking garage.

This is the sound of an eerie wind passing through the cracks and crevices of a multi-level parking garage.

A tinnitus sound from inside the body (+ slight breathing, blood circulation and heartbeat).

14k modem dail-up connecting to internet, recorder in 1999.

Sound of dialing a us telephone number. Created from the tones in https://freesound. Org/s/76927/.

Long room tone, recorded for fan. Ms zoom h6 (standart mic mount) 48/24just normalized, pretty clear of accent noises, only the elevator sometimes passes by :).

Pad sound very creepy sounding.

A recording of a high school class. Students were working on a sound effects project on computers, but generally allowed to talk as they worked. This is maybe 18 students, with the mic about 10 feet away from the nearest student, mic towards one side of the room, pointed towards the middle. We also have ac on, and an av cart that has a fan on, plus a wall clock, some of which you may not be able to hear over the students. Mic was the zoom h1 set to record a wav file, record level manual, low pass filter engaged, with the quality settings at the highest values. It was then put through audacity to amplify it to the highest allowable levels without distorting, and spit out as a wav.

Great tone for under electrical noise.

Just a kick drum.

Finally, i successfully created a sawtooth in the fourier domain using only c code (fftw and sndfile). I know this sound is super trivial, but i'm kinda proud of myself.