784 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Hand Fan"

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Large fanblades?no. A recording of an attempt tocreate the sound of an explosion using several clicks, modified with accoustic mirror using an audio sample of a preast reading the latin prayer 'pater noster', heavily flanged, reversed, flanged again, then crossfaded into a perfect loop?yes. So. . . Fanblades. Useful? you decide.

The sound of a desk fan.

A hand dryer is used in a public toilet.

Theme hand saw :. Production step :i reccord the sound of someone speaking. I copy this sound 4 times. One time on two i « invert » the sound for creating a contrast. So four speaking are on the « original sens » and four on the contrary. On a another track, i take another short recording of a men voice and copy this once. I add this new track to the middle of the first once. To finish i chang the pitch of all the track with a percent of change of -24. Description :this sound look like an old wood hand saw. We clearly distinguish the saw movement. Going on and going back. Add a different recoording on the middle allows the sound to be realistic. Because the hand saw sound is not regular. Typologie de schaffer :masse: son cannelétimbre harmonique: grinçantgrain: frottementallure: vivantedynamique: abrupteprofil mélodique: ascendant puis descendantprofil de masse: amincissement.

Myself clapping my hand.

Sometimes voices in the background. Other placesrecorder: zoom h2 / other portable devicesoftware: pro tools / audacity / ocenaudio / reaper. Your comments are greatly appreciatedcheers, piotr zaczek.

Socket set, socked fitted to ratchet then ratcheted up.

I needed the sound of someone trapped in a mine and desperately trying to dig his way out. I used a metal tray with gravel, on top of a doormat, all on top of a plastic garden chest, then scraped at gravel with 2 large stones.

Put on and release the car hand brake in two speeds. First is slow, the second one is faster.

Clapping rhythm.

Work in progress speech synthesis speech, all drawn in photosounder. I've drawn the basic vocalisation by drawing horizontal lines in the 100 hz range using the white spray with the harmonics modifier, and modulated that using the dark spray to create the formants. I also added a couple of fricatives with the white spray, but it's incomplete.

An ambient sort of sound done by doodling around in photosounder. Using the white spray with the harmonics on i drew two squiggly lines across the image horizontally, then flipped the image 90 degrees counter-clockwise, then with a wide dark brush i darkened some areas of the image to make the sound progress for a narrow band continuous noise to a full bandwidth squiggly kind of noise.

Sound of applause at the end of a representation. Sound recorded with a zoom h4n pro. Son d’applaudissements à la fin d’une représentation. Son enregistré avec un zoom h4n pro. My sounds are licensed under the creative commons 0 license but it would be a pleasure for me to hear your work so doesn’t hesitate to comment or to send me a message with your work :).

Just a few hand claps i layered, compressed, and added a touch of reverb. I use this sample in my own songs all the time. Just a nice layer to put under the backbeat, not a crazy, huge clap to use on its own. I'd love if you'd credit joshua scott or rjc studios if you use this sample, but don't sweat it if you don't. Good artists borrow, great artists steal.

Short applause, small auditoriumfrom tape capture.

Recording of old metal table fan. Mic: rode ntg2 recorder: zoom h5.

Recording of old metal table fan. Mic: rode ntg2recorder: zoom h5.

Recorded with motorola xt1095a fan starting, running for a minute, then stopping.

Ambience of a loud ceiling fan.

This a recording of my extremely noisy laptop fan at full speed, that is also experiencing insane coil whine. Recorded with the internal microphone of my sony rx100 vii.

This is the noise of my desktop pc at max fan speed, and a laptop that is currently experiencing coil whine. Recorded with the internal microphone of my sony rx100 vii.

Computer fan blowing: blowing air, going all woosh. Can be used as a generic ventilation sound. Recorded using audacity, mono zingyou zy-ud1. Can be looped.

Recorded on iphone 12.

Computer fan noise. You can loop this sound.

This is the sound my computer's fan made, recorded with my laptop. Apparently, this fan is crapping out and goes haywire after less than ten minutes. I will have to get a new one, but the sound may be useful for people who need examples of a loud, broken pc fan. Again, recorded with laptop, not best quality. This is a sound in the creative commons, and i am giving up my rights to this sound as it is a sound every pc makes, and it's intended use is to allow everyone an example of a broken pc fan.

Turning on fan.

My fan beeping when you press a button.

Letting a fan run.

Mostly the sound of a fan, some clicking and shuffling.

Bathroom extractor fan.

This is the sound of a old fan that was presumably hand made by one of my uncles.

Recording of a hand bell being rung. Good for old house pull-type bell etc.

By using a frequency filter by setting its oscillations in variable arrays on the piano preset - i was able to make most of these sounds. Also vocoding and feedbacks and feed throughs were happening. Then they were altered in audacity.

Short sound of kids clapping.

An aircon remote that is working, but not responding immediately, being slapped on a hand.

Put on and release the car hand brake while the engine is running.

Opening and closing of a small faucet in a lavatory.

Pulling up of hand break.

4 people clapping. If you play with it a lil', i'm sure u can provide yourself with roaring ovation.

Sampled from a clock, although it could easily work for all types of clicks etc.

100 seat theater applause. Combined with "audience mincing"it's a good sfx.

Recording of a hand drill smashing cement.

A bongo drum drawn in photoshop and synthesised with photosounder. More details here http://photosounder. Com/blog/2009/03/bongo-drum-handmade. Html.

Basic sound of a ruger 1911 hand gun cocking.

Antique hand coffee grinder grinding 35g starbucks espresso beans.

Hand washing and drying. Recorded 2014-12-16 17-54-14.

The sound of a traditional irish hand loom in operation. The regular back ground clack sound is the loom shuttle passing through.

The sound of a high five. Good for use in video games or as a sound-effect in videos.

Electric desk fan startup, run and stop with clicky buttons. Recorded using a tascam dr-05 24 bit 96000 hz. If you appreciate the cc0 leave a comment.