444 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Finger"

Hitting various detergent plastic bottles and caps on a table and with my finger (pops, plops, blops. . . :)recorded with an xperia phone. Sounds are trimmed, dry with no effects, ready for any sampler.

. Please read full description. Made with finger and mouth. Using a tascam dr-07 mkii. . Please let me know if you use my sound, and what for. I would interest me and satisfy my curiosity as i'm a curious sort of person. I've designated this as public domain / cc0, however. . . . . . If you feel my sound/s is/are quite significant for a significant project, it would also be nice if you gave credit and a link if it's practical to do so. Www. Freesound. Org/people/muel2002/.

Vintage typewriter, olympia of 1956, inserting paper, adjusting, typing words and senetences with two finger push search system. At the end the sheet is pulled out of the machine. Sound is self created and recorded with "tascam dr-05". Original use in projekt "akte 12" (file 12). Alte schreibmaschine, eine olympia von 1956. Es werden das blatt eingeführt und justiert, ganze worte und sätze im zwei-finger-tast-suchsystem geschrieben. Am ende wird das blatt mit der hand aus der maschine gezogen. Geräusch selbst erzeugt und aufgenommen mit "tascam dr-05". Ursprüngliche verwendung im projekt "akte 12".

4 strikes on a medium sized steel bowl. 1. With a finger tip 2. Soft strike with a padded mallet. 3. Hard strike with a padded mallet. 4. With a rubber hammer. Recorded with a shure sm7b.

Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -last 3 hits of the whole sample. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Single string plucked medium-loud with finger, allowed to decay. This is string 12 of 23, pitch g3 (196 hz). Recorded with stereo pair of oktava mk012 mics overhead, xy-ish.

Recorded with homemade contact mic set as a stereo pair. This was attached to the zoom h5. I would describe this as experimental, with a finger nail moving between the two contact mics.

The footstep of a very large beast, with a little echo. You probably won't hear much on laptop speakers as it is very low. Actually the sound of me popping my cheek with my finger, slowed down a lot.

Crystal wineglass filled a bit with water. Moving the finger around the top for making the special noice. Use a zoom h1 for recording. Recorded in 24/96khz.

I literally recorded myself putting my finger into a beer bottle and pulling it out quickly. I'll be using this sound for a grenade launcher fire noise in my game, how about you?. Cleaned up the sound with audacity.

Mouth made noise with snipping out finger. Recorded at home 26th of june 2014 with sharp md-sr50h(s)+ it's normal microphones, imported via analog (unfortunately*)into pc and saved with free software audacity. *please use some filter if you use this sound. . .

This sound is part of a series and was originally a recorded finger snap. Recording gear:- 2 x behringer c2 small diaphragm condenser microphones with cardioid polar pattern- focusrite scarlett 2i4 audio interfacesoftware:- sound forge pro.

Free loop for any use :-) have funthis is my bass loop at bpm 120. Listen to my bass in some of my songs and get inspiredhttps://youtu. Be/iqddwaji3s0?t=15.

This sound is part of a series and was originally a recorded finger snap. Recording gear:- 2 x behringer c2 small diaphragm condenser microphones with cardioid polar pattern- focusrite scarlett 2i4 audio interfacesoftware:- sound forge pro.

Recording of glass cups being played by rubbing a finger along their tops. The sound is a high, resonant drone. Several different glasses are used, so more than one pitch is heard. The recording is of middling quality, and background noise is audible throughout.

Happy accident: recorded a finger snap on a asus t100's internal laptop as a test sound, applied (heavy leveller, normalization)*10 and this came out. Sounds like a fine punch/damage sound on speakers, maybe for a 8-bit game.

A smith & wesson folding knife, it has a very wide blade for his model. It's opened by placing the index finger on a push-button, while swinging the knife forward. Recorded with olympus ls-p4 onboard microphones.

And lift off! i made a recording by fluttering a golden spatula from near to far (take off). I managed to get this effect by wiggeling the spatula between my thumb and index finger. This was recorded at open window institute's (gauteng, south africa) sound booth.

Sounds of water dripping on stone made by tapping my finger against a rock. No credit is required to be given when using this sound. However, i'd be happy to know where these sounds are being used and what projects the community is working on!.

Another edit of this clap sound, making it shorter, noisier, and higher pitched: https://freesound. Org/people/rhythmpeople/sounds/165210/the result is somewhere between a clap and a finger snap, suitable for electronic music. Original clap is public domain and so is this sample, feel free to use for any purpose without attribution.

I clicked it so hard, that if i clicked it half as hard twice at the same time, it would be the same volume!!! there's quite a bit of background noise on this one because i am the king of maximum gain. Bzzhzhhshshhzhzhhhzzzz.

Getting a book out of the library and opening it. Flipping through it and turning the pages. Reading with the finger on one page. Browsing through all pages at once (like a flicker book). Searching for a page. Closing it and putting it back in the library.

Tapping with a finger on a beer can. Wave, 44. 1khz, 24bit, stereorecording device: zoom h2n with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz). Location: leuphana universität lüneburg, penny supermarket. Date: 2013-11-19, 16:10hrecorded and edited by: wiebke steinthis recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".

Recording of a cardboard being finger scratched. Recorded and processed at 24bit 96khz using the tascam dr-40 linear pcm recorder. Processing: gain-staging and soft high and low frequency filtering. No eq boost or cuts anywhere else. Also de-noised.

Small ceramic tile, wet, being rubbed with a) rubber glove and b) finger (markers in file). Basic noise treatment added, but otherwise it is 'as recorded'. I used it for the sound of a person slipping on a wet surface as they struggle to get to their feet.

Recorded with my epi sg, finger style with a capo on the 5th fret. (i like the slow tempo). I went through the walrus slo pedal on 'dream' setting, then into the focusrite 2i2 interface, and then into reaper. Please comment on what you may use it for. Thanks. :-).

A 5 minute sound file made by muting the strings of one of my banjos and playing a small range of finger patterns in mixed order. Recorded direct to my computer with a few adobe auditions effects added to enhance the sound. A great fit to a short story or thought-provoking piece of work.

Recorded in studio for sound design for a skit show, recorded with audition through a sterling audio st51 microphone into a behringer xenyx mixer direct into a studio computer. The complete sound of an american dollar bill being snapped open, then being crushed, then opened again, and finally smoothing over a finger.

Ambient file for something that makes you uneasy, on edge. There's something around or near you that might cause a problem. It's something you can't put your finger on but the general weirdness of where you're at gives you the willies. Audacity, macbook pro.

My first sound here. Made with inserting a finger into a circular hairbrush and releasing it to achieve that "popping cork" effect. You're free to modify the sound effect and/or use it for any project(s) you're doing whether it's animation, video/online games, audiobooks, soundscapes, or whatever tickles your fancy, be it commercial or noncommercial. Attribution isn't necessary, but will be appriciated. :-).

Wine glass, tuned with water, rubbed with wet finger in a circular motion to produce sustained tone. Recorded with olympus ls-10 (no zoom) in a small reverberating bathroom, edited in audacity to make a seamless loop. The whole pack intended to be used as a virtual instrument. Note c#4 (root note c5, 440hz).

Using a finger and a small blackroll tube, i recorded a few plopps with a rode nt-usb mini and the rode podcast recording software. Noise gate and compression were turned on at the time of recordings. For me, it sounds a little bit like a cork popping from a bottle, but it has a richer sound, somewhat overdoing it. . . Good for sfx though.

A plate was placed on a table with a very small height gap so that it vibrated when flipped with a finger. Produces a sound similar to a ruler pushed down on a table, flipped and pulled onto the table. It's a bit difficult to describe but if you hear it, you see what i mean and i'm sure you've done it as well. . ;).

7 hits on a paddle fan. Still figuring out how to record this. Recorded on samson q2u - the mic was behind the drum surface, and it was struck by my finger lightly on the other side, while being held at a wooden handle. There's some light paint on the drum surface, which may be made of synthetic (plastic?) material, and the rim is wire. It was a gift - unsure of its origins or nature, but it sounds cool.

A bubbling sound which makes an excellent loop for a background sound effect. Like a scientist's lab, or a wizard's cauldron bubbling away. I've also thought it would be a cool sort of futuristic bubble car kind of sound as well as it floats along. Anyway, use your imagination and apply it to whatever you want. I made the sound by flicking my lips with my finger, but it makes a great bubble sound.

Rd 2000 sound with organ mode, there’s also escapement, which on an acoustic piano refers again to the stage at which the hammer is destined to strike the string even when you pull your finger back inside the crucial. On the electronic piano, simulated escapement has a tendency to make for an natural and organic and non-fatiguing think that’s exclusively recognizable on speedily solitary-observe repetitions and arpeggios. Review about this piano : https://newpiano. Xyz/roland-rd-2000-review/.

This sounds were a mix of different recorded with tascam dr07,the sounds were achieved from:. --blowing on a sponge--swiping a finger on the wall--waving a cardboard for the low sound--dragging a brush on the wall--air sounds with pich bend effects and modulation fx. The sounds were mixed and edited in adobe audition.

Plucking the rim of an empty wine glass with my finger. Recorded a bunch of samples then isolated the ones i liked into this file. Left a small gap of silence between them for separation later. While all the samples were initially recorded at 16-bit 44100hz, some of the later ones compiled into this wav were accidentally saved at 8-bit and have gathered some noise as a result. All samples recorded using a blue yeti microphone. Used audacity's noise removal filter to to remove background noise. Attribution appreciated but not required.

(forgive the squeaks. I have no control over that. )saw this on you tube for guitar and recorded with my epiphone sg through the walrus slo pedal on the dream setting and into the focusrite 2i2 interface into reaper. Finger style with bass. The bass was recorded with a squire mini-bass through a behringer bxl1800 amp also through the interface to reaper. Thanks much to kenny gioia for the reaper tutorials as i would never be able to figure things out on my own. Comments welcome and let me know what you may use it on. :-).

Starts with two quick finger snaps before passing an iced coffee. Coffee back back and forth, on and off wooden desk shaking the plastic cup with ice, several repetitions. Recorded with a rode nt-usb mini (and a split cup jasmine milktea and house iced coffee from zero degrees in tempe, arizona. It was good as hell. ) recorded for the fiction podcast valence. Credit to hug house productions at https://hughouse. Productions greatly appreciated, but not mandatory. Enjoy! i love you!.

A slow, fingerpicked chord progression on a 6-string guitar. I recorded this using my zoom h4n recorder and some external, stereo microphones. The microphones were the samson c0-2 and i had them mounted on two separatemicrophone stands: 1 was pointed at my left hand on the fret board to hopefully get the finger-squeaks, and the other microphone was pointed right above the sound-hole about 3 inches above the opening. Hope you enjoy this, and since it is creative commons, feel free to use this for projects, radio or podcasts. All i ask is that you use my real name, kevin boucher, in the credits. Enjoy.

A vaporizer whistle, when you remove the finger from the hole to inhale the last bit of smoke. The person smoking was so nice to let me record this. Http://upload. Wikimedia. Org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/d1/vaporizer_01. Jpg/407px-vaporizer_01. Jpg. Recorded with zoom h2. Edited with audacity. This sound is cc0 but i highly recommend that you include a link to this page when using it, to avoid misunderstandings. Http://farm9. Staticflickr. Com/8070/8213683889_517a10ef52_o. Pngon flac and ogg vorbis audio file formats. Contact me if you have interest in specific sounds for open source or commercial purpose.

I used audacity to record this sound with no editing. I used turtle beaches x12 to record. The sound was from an old antique wind-up toy mechanism (music box) that was made in japan. I covered the metal with my finger to change tone of the song. The song played on the music box was called "close to you". Reminds me the simpsons movie. -check me out on youtube "gamingninjataco": https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/ucgtmxqssht0xzv0riousz_a.

I've put this sound as public domain (cc0) so i (and you) don't have to fiddle with figuring out the minutiae of various cc licenses. Go crazy! use it for anything you like, but do drop me a line and tell me how you're using it! i'd love to hear. Dropping a metal finger band ring 3 times onto my wooden dining room table. Could be interesting for musical applications e. G. Textures in a drum loop, or even foley work. Recorded at 24bit 48k into reaper on a macbook promicrophone: zoom h4n through the onboard stereo mics. Processing: only a gentle highpass at 50 hz.