714 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Found"

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Found on an old tascam 244 tape, fuzzy choir sounds. Possibly recorded from a knackered echoplex tape, i can't recall.

Found on an old tascam 244 tape, fuzzy choir sounds. Possibly recorded from a knackered echoplex tape, i can't recall.

Experiment, especially after my voice had gradually deepened.

I found a way to make some fun sounds with a mesh basket by hitting it with my microphone. . .

A metal candle holder that i played a 2 bar rhythm in 4/4 on.

A sound of spinning one of those round wooden 'doll-inside-of-a-doll-inside-of-a-doll' things. If there's a certain word for it i can't remember. I added reverb and delay and stuff.

A sound of spinning one of those round wooden 'doll-inside-of-a-doll-inside-of-a-doll' things. If there's a certain word for it i can't remember. I added reverb and delay and stuff.

A loop made of found-sounds.

I found a way to make some fun sounds with a mesh basket by hitting it with my microphone. . .

I found a way to make some fun sounds with a mesh basket by hitting it with my microphone. . .

A great sample from an old record.

Italian soda water bottle beatboxing (2 bars in 4/4).

More short hits fall and then a short scrape. Another pretty useful sound.

I found this old c-60 cassette labelled "xx" in a local thrift store. (i like to collect found sound recordings-- sometimes there's some pretty weird stuff!) well, it turns out i found some guy's old tape recording involving him having sex while blasting some awful anne murray cover album. . . The recording is the post-sex dialogue, right after that final song fades out. . . At the end, the woman asks something like "are you going to get your tape recorder?" and the guy seems to become flustered, saying something like "i wasn't recording, it's off!" (i'm paraphrasing. ) i guess he thought she realised he was recording it or something. Anyways, after this, the recording is cut off. You can also hear a toilet flush, and some sort of "squeaky toy" noise during the recording. Recorded direct to soundcard, playing back the tape on a cheap hand-held cassette player. Edited w/ compression to reduce peaking.

An unexpected, crunchy "glitch" sound that resulted from mixing up the line in/line out ports when processing music from a cassette tape. Even though i mixed things up, it managed to spit out this sound.

The original wav files from experiments i did manipulating digital recordings. Designed to be used as loops to create witch-house type music. Also for use as background ambiance on my blog.

I found a set of bells somewhere and decided to record myself ringing them. I do not remember the context or where the bells were found, but they were beautiful in a strange and magical way. Someone's phone starts ringing at the end which was hilarious.

Hitting a can. Two short sounds.

Hitting a can. One short sound.

Hitting a can. Two tight hits.

Somebody talking. . .

A brief affirming melody.

A recording of the plant room at my work.

A lofi tribal sounding loop. Outtake from a recording of me hitting some different objects together.

A lofi tribal sounding loop. Outtake from a recording of me hitting some different objects together.

I have a metal container that is used to collect coins. Its lid is on a hinge and when this lid is hit it bounces, making progressively quieter noises each bounce. Fun stuff. Recorded with a boss br864 digital studio and a shure mic.

Item found. Made with famitracker. A free program. Nothing else was used. All original.

Scientific reading by a dutch professor, rescued from a found cassette tape.

Alien trying to laugh like a typical dutch middle aged woman, rescued from an found cassette tape.

Clicking a bunch of spoons. Stereo.

Clicking a bunch of spoons. Stereo.

Clicking a bunch of spoons. Stereo.

Shaking a bunch of spoons. Stereo.

Shaking a bunch of spoons. Stereo.

A pair of spoons played as a percussion musical instrumentrecorded on a headset microphone over a bad sound card that caused that electical hum.

I bought a little handheld tape recorder at goodwill and found a tape with this recording on it inside.

Opening comments to sermon delivered by george r. Brunk ii, mennonite preacher from virginia, in kitchener, ontario, canada, on october 22, 1962. Quarter-track 7" tape found in kensington market, toronto. Transferred from a körting mt156 at 3. 75ips.

Dropped my metal guitar slide on my wooden floor. Soundwaves resulted. Recorded with a boss br864 digital studio and a shure mic.

A percussive, creaky electric stove slowly warming up.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Made this with my accordion, use any way you want.

Dropping an aluminum foil yogurt lid on wooden tabletop. Captured using a clippy em172 lavalier microphone and a zoom h5 recorder. Cut in ocenaudio.

Found sound recorded in a friends kitchen, cut up into a groove in ableton live. . . Recorded with zoom h1. Drawers opening and closing, scissors scissoring, cutlery crashing and plates smashing etc. Etc. 84 bpm.

Layered sounds recorded outdoors in an ambient setting over time and compressed. Effected and mixed in audacity using a 2013 macbook pro.

Recorded the sound of a dryer with dryer balls in it starting up and making a bizarre beat using a sony pcm d100.

Single footstep, recorded with smartphone.