719 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Found"

I combined some sounds i found here to make a subtle logo intro for something sci-fi or technology related.

A simple recording with an edirol r9 of a plastic toy microfone. The microfone produces this sound when someone beats it and i found it a very funny sound.

Weird old turnstile that i found at this place while i was booming for a movie. Hearty metallic ratcheting and clunking sounds.

Hitting a cocktail glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

Hitting a wine glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

Me reading off a sample script of a documentary that i found online.

This is a recording of bacon being fried. I recorded this with a zoom h4n, i have personally found this recording useful as a replacement with rain.

This is a simple loop that i've created in fl studio using some percussion, foley i have either recorded or found in the program.

Some footsteps i recorded. They are a little noisy (sorry), but i found them useful. This one has some footsteps through snow.

To my surprise i found that vivid rushing watersound seems to be loopable at any moment of the recording. (recording 3 of 3).

While going though old tapes, i found this little gem. Very interesting test tone on tape.

This is just a casual sound from the recording session that i found intresting=)the door has just started to creak when openingvery soulful sound)).

This is a funny "musical" escalator that i had found in paris, france on a local train station.

Analog style synthesizer patch. Sound produced using my own jsyd software. Jsyd can be found at http://www. Jbum. Com/syd.

More modular synth sounds. My sounds. Found the tag "sound-poetry". What is that? have to search.

The morphagene reel found in my video: https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=e9grdjqtjzs&feature=youtu. Be.

This is a 10. 005 sound of rain with 3 second fades. This has been edited and the original file can be found here https://freesound. Org/s/527674/.

Made this super fun beat using only sounds found here on freesound.

Hitting a champagne flute glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Reversed.

Hitting a champagne flute glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

A collage of different sounds i found online, or that were already in the library of mixcraft. I used only mixcraft to make this.

Analog style synthesizer patch. Sound produced using my own jsyd software. Jsyd can be found at http://www. Jbum. Com/syd.

Button click nothing to speak about, but it is something i found entertaining when creating it, and i wanted to share some sounds with you all enjoy.

The sound of a hilariously squeaky dishwasher door that a friend and i found in an apartment in caloundra. Recorded using the zoom h6 xy module.

Found this plastic tube while digging in the garden. Apparently part of childs toy. Now the cat enjoys rolling it around. It's soothing like a tuned wind chime. Give a listen.

I made this bass drum using one of the glass hit samples i found on this website. Sounds nice on big sound systems, may destroy smaller ones.

A short call by a crow, that was part of another field recording. I've found this website has high-quality crow samples: link.

I analyzed a recording of a submarine ping and then synthesized a facsimile using my own jsyd software. Jsyd can be found at http://www. Jbum. Com/syd.

A dissolving tabled dropped into a glass of water, sizzling of said tablet can be found under my profile as well.

A sneaker-clad foot tapping on a tile floor. I recorded this for a project and am releasing it to help others, since i found a lack of toe tapping sounds here.

Bells on my front door, closing the door, and me hitting various objects in the kitchen.

Did you ever ride a spider? i did. Using some beast walking and spider screams found in this site, i obtained the spider riding for my story.

The winding and release of the shutter on on old camera i found. I did the recording from a few different positions around the mic. Don't forget to rate and comment.

A giggle tube or "sick stick". Looking for some irritating sounds? you found 'em.

The is a beat using a baby voice which i have found on this website. Thank you engangskameraten for uploading the original recording which is used to splice it and make the beat.

Struck a glass lid to a metal pot to create a crashing gong-like sound.

Reading from ellis bouzemunke's piece found in "wig lifter":. Https://www. Amazon. Com/dp/b09bydgzkc?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860.

I recorded multiple hits on a largeish piece of tupperware, found the good notes, arranged them into this crazy sound. Pans back and forth from left to right seamlessly if you loop it.

Found this on my sd card for my zoom h4n pro and i honestly can't remember what the source of this sound is! some nice metal clang noises anyway.

Be Thou found by us recorded in Wilna. Gramophone matrix 1682z. [1]

Digital synthesizer patch using karplus/strong pluck sounds. Sound produced using my own jsyd software. Jsyd can be found at http://www. Jbum. Com/syd.

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

A found loop. Used a randomized preset on some analog emulation synthesizer vst (i forget which) put through the il hardcore guitar amp plugin.

Typical ambient music often found in surreal gallery exhibitions or pretentious art films. Kept it low quality on purpose to further enhance the rawness.

I analyzed a recording of a vw horn and then synthesized a facsimile using my own jsyd software. Jsyd can be found at http://www. Jbum. Com/syd.

Mix of various other sounds found here in freesound, i needed the background noise of a stock market for a video and this is the result.

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

Guitar riff with medium overdrive. Recorded with usb sound card - no noise. Should be in emaj scale?. This is one nice sound i found with several hours of work with my guitar equipment.

Sound of a light bulb lighting up, like in the cartoons. I founded in my animation's school free sound library.

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.