19 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Election"

Electic shavingrecording: tascam dr-1.

Wooo.

6 may 2012. French presidential elections in paris,place de la bastille. .

A reel-to-reel tapecorder with the record switch on. Time has not been kind to the device, and now a loud sine wave pulses through the speakers when recording with it.

Field recording of the streets of portland oregon on election night obama wins 2008. Zoom h1 recorder.

2020-11-07 / prospect park, brooklyn, ny. Drum circle captured in the park during spontaneous celebrations following the announcement that president trump lost his bid for re-election.

A handheld electric drill with different intervals. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

Japanese election promo trucks with loudspeaker megaphones rolling through shinjuku playing inspirational marching music.

Real noise of electrical noise.

Real noise of electrical noise.

Real noise of electrical noise.

Real noise of electrical noise.

Short snippet of political rally speech of sasa jankovic in belgrade. Includes crowd blowing whistles, and stage drums.

Sounds of sony cd walkman d-ej360 portable cd player. Lots of takes here from different angles - unprocessed, raw recordeing. Captured with zoom h2.

Reading a selection (with some editing on the fly) of karen brian breyn's "pulp election". During an interview, she described the subject of the piece as simply, "encroachment. ". Books with more examples of latrotunda:https://www. Amazon. Com/noncirculating-copy-marlowe-blumenkohl/dp/1986027651. Https://www. Amazon. Com/word-smatter-marlowe-blumenkohl-ebook/dp/b08fxytff9.

Protest against donald trump winning the 2016 usa presidential election. March from union square to trump tower in nyc. 11/09/16.

The day before the swedish election 2018. Yes ,there where was an other version of this sound before. . . Free sound keep suggesting the tag "digital". Wrong! my sounds are made with analog gear. Right, the sound has to be digital to reach you - this way.

Fake news has overwhelmed the media, to an extent that “breaking news” amid the 2016 us election has prevailed all around the world. Such news proliferated on social media that hilary clinton sold weapons to isis followed by another “bombshell” - still to this day, the public debates whether or not this was true. Today, we will debunk this controversy by looking at the influence of rhetoric.

A walk from my studio on surrey canal road to surrey canal station passing a match at the millwall stadium, a group of ticketless millwall fans watching from a vantage point on the path and commenting on the upcoming general election, the roar of the crowd segueing into the ominous rumbling/squealing of the south east london combined heat and power waste incineration plant and the sound of trains passing on the rails overhead and adjacent to the path. Recording using a tascam dr-02d.