1,264 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "D Beat"

J'ai enregistré un couteau automatique "cran d'arrêt", de type james dean : le couteau de l'assassin. Prise avec un zoom h4n, micros intégrés, à proximité. I recorded an automatic knife, the james dean type: the murderer's knife. Taken with a zoom h4n, integrated mikes, near-field.

Lacked a description. This melody is so beautiful, might leave you in tears. 😂.

This is a basic dubstep beat. It was done in reason 7. It is useful in that it shows you a good way to construct a beat. It consists of four 4-bar measures, each progressing from the previous. In this way, you can see how to write a good beat, by starting off simple and building from there. Traditional dubstep drums are very spare and sporadic with the use of symbols. I never liked drum beats until i heard dubstep !.

The intro comment, "wha's that i hear a little aromatic bigbeat?".

Hope u like it did it by scratch on ableton live :d.

High gain distortion riff in drop p.

Tearing paper. Recorded with sony pcm-d50 with roland cs-10em (binaural).

Craftbot plus 3d printer being turned on with a psu switch click and motor humming sounds. Recorded with blue yeti in audacity, untreated.

This is a stereo recording of a rather large waterfall. A sony pcm-d100 was placed just above and to the left of the waterfall on a stone piling.

The intro phrase, "ohp! wha's that i hear a little aromatic bigbeat!".

Drum loop effected with vcoder and many other effects.

While fooling around with the beat repeat plugin in ableton one day, i noticed it would do this cool rhythmic decrescendo whenever i would hit "repeat". But not when i would export! so i just kept messing around with a simple hi-hat loop with audacity running in the background. I've cut down and sampled this recording many times, think it's time i let it go to see what the internet can do with it ;).

Did this on keyboard on ableton and made my own groove swing on ableton have a nice christmas :).

A simple beat that i made beat-boxing. Feel free to use it!.

A bouncy drum groove with melodic elements and quirky off-beat transition that reminds me of pop-bottle caps.

This is a recording of a makerbot 3d printer. It was recorded on a blue mikey snowball microphone, using a lenovo computer.

Pouring sparkling water into a diy hydrophone. Recorded with sony pcm d-50.

Recording of rpd being shot multiple times.