247 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Harsh"

Random glitches and oscillations. Pick a random part of the session and play with it. Created with clavia nord modular. [internal filename] 2010 - faust 2. A se, animal electricity (nord),, rec (117). Wav.

A small loop i made using fl and gabber master vst, there are 2 loops in one. One includes ch and oh and the other one just the kick. Show me for what you used it please :'3 thanks.

A series of percussive and harsh stabs, distorted and with little tonality. I sampled these when i crashed a 303 softsynth and the buffer started to fxxk up.

A feedback loop involving a contact mic and surface transducer!.

I haven't the faintest idea. I think i broke it.

A glitch sfx of audio error, made with a picture. Like a corrupted file.

Some synth sound i created for a hardcore techno track i'm doing. Please enjoy use. . . And re-manipulate nicely.

See. . . Https://freesound. Org/people/strangehorizon/sounds/651890/ [@ ~ 1min45sec ]. Noise-reduction, noise-gate, multi-band compression, pseudo-stereo.

It's noise. Evidently sounds good when you speed it up a lot, if my past self is to be trusted.

Vweooooooooooooorptook an. Exe file and slapped it into audacity as raw data. Can't exactly remember what settings i used but here's one of the noises it made.

A drone that get bigger over the time and get heavy saturation. Originally created for the game mothlight https://samukun. Itch. Io/mothlight.

Strange changing voice-like glitchy sounds devolving and becoming a quirky beat, made on the vcv rack modular synth by modulating the volume and delay of an oscillator with another oscillator, and vice-versa.

Short clips of static, tones, and blips cropped down from raw binary data read as an audio stream. There's a little sequence marked as 'fanfare' that tends to pop up fairly often.

Sample is a clip from another song i just recorded. Created with effects pedals feeding back into each other. Effects used: behringer micro-mixer (used here as a "clean boost/volume effect), sirkut electronics gnarler, danelectro eq, boss xtortion, and boss metal zone, with various other fx sprinkled throughout. This is another "sounds kind of like screaming" sample.

Why does everything i upload sound like people screaming and/or chainsaws!?. Sound source is a contact mic producing feedback into various fx. The main fx used for the clip are a sirkut electronics gnarler, boss metal zone, dod grunge, and finally, a danelectro french fries auto wah. Recorded direct-to-sound card as usual. This is a sample taken from a longer piece.

The doorbell in my apartment is so loud and obnoxious i decided to share my pain with the rest of the world, lol. In all seriousness, hopefully someone finds it useful for their production. The first sample is the purest, with the last two i *attempted* some dampening, but the difference is really inaudible. Recorded with zoom h6 (xy capsule), minimal processing done (loudness normalization, slight panning rebalance, hi-pass @ 40hz).

A harsh soundscape made by vocoding one complicated, evolving fm synth patch into another.

A harsh soundscape made by vocoding one complicated, evolving fm synth patch into another.

Results from running randomly-generated neural networks (all weights in neuron connections start random and then slowly drift when generating). Although sample rates used are 44. 1 and 48 khz, sounds pretty lo-fi. The reason could be input compression needed for network to actually work. Each sound channel is an output from two separate neurons in the network. Each sample in this pack is generated by a separate network, as they wasn’t saved anywhere after they produce a thing. Global parameters (output compression, neuron count, drift rate etc. ) aren’t the same from sample to sample, too.

Glitchy monotribe loop.

Deep spacey rumblings processed through audacity.

Short glitch from a music render.

A modified "hotline bling" groove used to test some freeware recommended from musiciantech.

It is the sound of something coming fast. In reality it is a microphone being scratched against a table.

A long string of random corrupted computer noises created by importing different types of files into audacity as raw data.

Computer-generated pink noise for ericastone. Not a recording , computer-generated, no voices, if you hear any it's pareidolia. Other pink noise on freesound may be of interest. . . Http://www. Freesound. Org/search/?q=pink+noise.

No soft sound. But interesting wave shapes if you take a close look. Much wave folding.

Noise with a lot of low frequencies.

This is a part of the longer file "escalator hissing 1".

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

Loops and such made from the stickman dissorted kit, taken into battery and arranged. . . . . Or. Deranged?.

Recording of the defective line transformer of the crt of an old tv set. Can be used for sfx and as a nice sample base for diverse lead wavetable sounds.

And old synth that's inhabited many hard drives for a about twenty years and i finally gave it a whirl. Just some random keys played on a midi keyboard. Make what you will of it.

This sound was inspired by this youtube tutorial: https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=ke5vztfcykc on converting formula controller output into audio but instead of pitching the sound up in audio i pitched it up in real time using two instances of gross beat. It sounds like a broken synth to me.

Another reversed noise from the nothing that is space.

Live thermos licking air sound. Recorded thru macbook mic, using adobe audition. 2016.

Drill sort of noise i got from editing raw data that was converted into audio.

Basicly the same patch ashttps://www. Freesound. Org/people/gis_sweden/sounds/395016/. I let it play for a while then i start "doing things". . . It's not beautiful but its what it sounds like when you playwith a modular synth. Think i'm done with this patch. Unpatching time.

Sound is a home-made circuit bent walkie talkie fashioned into a sort of opto-theremin. Main fx used to process it: boss xtortion and wattson superfuzz, with various other fx switched on and tweaked in the middle. Very much like a chainsaw in the beginning. . . That or a motorbike. The "reving engine" effect was created by blocking the amount of light going to the photocell (which was ripped out of a furby!).

Recorded modular synth.

Bought an old sony walkman from an antique mall. It was advertised as "radio works, but cassette player does not play. " this was true, and i was surprised at the noises it made when you tried to play tapes, though whether or not you have a tape or not it makes these types of noises when you switch it to the metal/chrome setting with dolby b on. You can add a 60 hertz hum if you touch any of the metal parts, and can somewhat mess the sound by messing with the spindles as they move. I may upload some more samples of this at one point, with cleaner recording of each of the sounds you can create.

More feedback patching. Everything goes around. . .

A fast building white noise with added filter sweep and fade-out, layered with a pulsating synthesized bass tone with a slow attack and an affected decay.

Deep, gritty and distorted laser beam sound.

Machine composed electronic music - or experimental generative atonal electronic music made with an analog modular synth. I give my synth the prerequisites to create music - and it does - endlessly.

Now finally! my two neuron patch idea has a sound. It's like music to a graphic score. My score is this:https://www. Muffwiggler. Com/forum/userpix2/27319_2_neurons_not_so_small_1. Jpg. Maybe both score and its sound is bad. . . But i'm happy :-).

6 months- drop. . . .

Byproduct of ableton. Used to be a birdcall.

Old experiments using a simple 8 bit vst controlled by a midi keyboard. Recorded in real time by messing around with my effects rack in my daw, changing effect orders on the fly, disabling and enabling things etc. Very fun stuff :d.

Old experiments using a simple 8 bit vst controlled by a midi keyboard. Recorded in real time by messing around with my effects rack in my daw, changing effect orders on the fly, disabling and enabling things etc. Very fun stuff :d.