288 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Distorted Noise"

Werid sound i made with garageband.

Pre-recorded organ sounds run through a saba television at high volume; recorded with peak and processed in ableton live.

A spooky industrial drone, good for setting a dark atmospheric mood.

One piece of a bamboo wind chime struck with a rubber mallet quietly, noise removed, and amplified to max volume without distortion. Recorded with a cheap mic.

Audio from a broken cassette, song is so distorted it's unrecognizable. [cc zero].

Hum of plugging in an electric guitar with distortion from a plasma pedal - this thing is awesome. More sounds to come.

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. Higher note of 2.

Pedal-based noise created from an internal feedback loop. Wah, distortion, flanger, sirkut gnarler, and other pedals. Near the middle the flanger (dod fx75b) and gnarler in combination made a really weird noise like a fast, looped recording of a zummarah or some other wind instrument. . .

While outputting a file of sound effects, i ended up with a severely corrupted file. Playback results include incessant shrieking and slight pitch alterations. To create more variety, i used a lowpass filter and long reverb.

Yeah i don't know. Maybe use for trap?. This sound is in the open domain, use it freely without the need for retribution or credit.

Made with one modular sunvox project. Recognize this loud noise, and write comments on what this sound is like.

I've made this sound with my broken old microphone and then edited it in audacity.

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.

Strange sound i made with garageband.

Sound that was produced by cartridge-tilted gameboy advance sp and distorted by looping glitch on cheap realtek soundcard. Additional delays in puredata. The whole variety of different noises, but in general that sounds crispy. And disturbing.

From a recording of my annoying neighbour slamming his doors and banging things. Lots of different effects and processes. I've repeated one of the louder parts at 3 seconds throughout the recording.

Glitched congas prt 2. Just a different rate automation & a fuzz distortion being switched on and off. ፐልaስ eነጆy.

Recorded congo drum, added flange, delay, bitcrusher, guitar amp *original creation - royalty free - free to use.

Suicidal pill was played originally on a grand piano. The melody is looped, becoming more distorted each time.

I made. . . Something. If any of you are out there making harsh noise music. . This will be perfect for you.

I'm trying to get some character to my modular sounds. This is a sequence with a sawtooth wave mixed with noise and joined in a vca that can distort a little. It's a vca i bought used. Don't think a new vca of the same sort distortes. I really like that. I little reverb is added to the sound. The sound is analog until it reaches the reverb. Sometime i will buy a spring reverb. Promise. But here, on the internet, the sound is digital anyway.

Imagine a sort of metal dinosaur or monsterthis is a sound made by sliding or scratching an overdriving microphone on various cymbals.

This is a very intense sound of being inside a tornado. Made with over 10 different sounds in fl studio.

Imagine a sort of metal dinosaur or monsterthis is a sound made by sliding or scratching an overdriving microphone on various cymbals.

The washing machine is on spin mode. I'm afraid there's a bit of wind distortion in the latter part of the sound. This might make a neat sci-fi noise, maybe.

Imagine a sort of metal dinosaur or monsterthis is a sound made by sliding or scratching an overdriving microphone on various cymbals.

Imagine a sort of metal dinosaur or monsterthis is a sound made by sliding or scratching an overdriving microphone on various cymbals.

Tried making some thicc hardcore kicks w/ audacity. They're not very good but maybe they'll be of use to someone.

Mechanical synth swell fx pad. Kinda dark undertones with a bit of distortion. Licence: cc 0.

Electrical vibration impact sound like a force field repulsion reminiscent of the old atari video games.

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.

Created by cranking a filter to max resonance, adding distortion, then slowly sweeping the frequency control on a bit crusher.

200hz snare with a dulled out transient and really deep sub stab underneath it. :).

Each accidental pattern was mined out of a much longer recording. I noticed these interesting sequences of noises while editing other samples over the years and threw them into a catch-all folder. All of these were recorded with a usb-stick mic so they have a nice lo-fi distorted quality. Try looping any of these patterns and you'll hopefully understand why i selected them.

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

Electrical vibration impact sound like a force field repulsion reminiscent of the old atari video games.

Electrical vibration impact sound like a force field repulsion reminiscent of the old atari video games.

This loop was accidentally created when some input cables were connected wrong. It reminded me of something the crystal method could have created.

Breathing industrial game: different breathing with some distortion. Sampled into ableton using distortions like trash2, compression using psp compressor2. Recorded using a sm58 mic into ua-25ex. Crazy sounds is what i do. Check out my songs on soundcloud. Com/spankmyfilth :d. .

Voice radio interference masteredrecorded zoom h1n with rode micedited: adobe + fxs + mastered.

Some noise i made with a slide, various effects and messing with weird tuning.

Created in waveform-10 using 1 instance of zynaddsubfx with 3 layers of hi pass filtered oscillators which were tweaked in detail to sound more like noise. Theres a little reverb, delay and distortion in there. The other oscillator was white noise created in 4osc ( native waveform-10 plugin ).

A lone cricket appeared in my room, so i decided to record it before letting it out. Small chirping for about a minute. There is a light amount of background noise, since i decided not to do noise reduction myself and just leave it raw, since i didn't want to distort the cricket sound.

Weird sound made with garageband.

Raw import of a non-audio binary file made with audacity in ubuntu studio.

Very weird and extraneous synth sound, basically a square wave with distortion and a high pass filter, have some lfos that modify different parameters such as amplitude, cutoff and resonance.

This sound was created as follows:. -zynaddsubfx free (and insanely amazing) software synthesizer generated simple g tone using a sine-wave adsynth engine- creative sbs 250 speakers played it back distorting the sound naturally and adding some interesting stereo phasing effects (is that caused by analog signal cable being longer for one speaker?)- i was manually changing the volume using the speaker's potentiometer (whitch is dirty and added some interesting noises on the right speaker, and also at peak loudness during the 54th second the right speaker is quiet)- the output was captured by zoom h2's rear mics- and recorded via usb into audacity free audio editing program- i exported the recording as 16-bit flac.

Tons and tons of random effects played over the length of transposing static noises, then more reverb, plus effects. More noise, resampled,. . Etc etc. If virus' for your computer could talk. . This is what it would sound like.

I hope it sounds like weird signal. Alarm-like, it should represent stressful encounter of the unknown. Made with fl-studio 11 (3xosc and a bunch of effects).

Some feedback with shure sm58 and the jamvox monitor. ______. Acoples generados con un shure sm58 y el monitor de jamvox.