190 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Headphone"

A test nature recording made with a binaural enthusiast b1-e dummy head and zoom f8. Windy day in the woods around 2 p. M. Near lexington oklahoma. This is a binaural recording and should be listened with headphones for best results.

Here's a old geiger counter with the tube held by a radioactive test sample, probably / hopefully fairly well decayed. Audio is recorded by hanging the headphones on a blue bluebird condenser, as the headphone connector is an unusual 1/2 inch threaded thing. The serial number of this unit is 71605.

I've scanned the radio frequencies with an old radio and recorded with my tascam dr-05 via the headphone jack. You can hear some weird looping patterns and sound fragments from random radio stations.

Playing with a bike pump. Recorded wide-stereo, 24-bit in an echoey bathroom. The files has been edited to the best parts. Some degree of headphone bleed is audible in the recording. This makes a pretty good whale sound if you stretch it 500-1000 percent.

Someone a ways over from us was firing a rifle. It really echos off the hills and forest. Recorded with my yamaha pocketrak and edited on sony vegas. My headphone jack quit on my computer so i'm hoping it's up to snuff. Please comment on what you may use it for. Thanks. :^).

A short recording of distant thunder and wind chimes recorded with my sound devices mixpre-6 coupled to my core sound tetramic. Recorded in central oklahoma usa. Listen with headphones this is a binaural recording. Rendered using reaper on a mac. Hope you enjoy and please comment and rate.

(warning headphone users)microphone plug with bad connection. You can use my sounds freely. It would be great if you credit me. Leave a comment and tell me for which project you used it. Daniel lucas, danlucaz. 2021.

Combeloup, grenoble. On field recording in a forest of autumn falling leaves, round 1 p. M. Of monday october 20 2014. I seated on path border, under the tree of the photo, trying don't move. Better headphone listening. Binaural recording: zoom h4, soundman okm ii klassic, wav 24 bit, 48 khzduration 3'.

Very empty metro station in parisannouncements are done and very few people walking by, escalator is stopping at a certain pointn. B. This is a binaural recording with my okm soundman microphones placed inside my ears, so for headphone use only (for best results).

Warning! loud noise! this sound is not intended to listen to, but to do technical measurements!. This is a test recording i made to measure my headphone's frequency response. It plays a nice "left" and "right" to determine the channels. Then it plays back white noise first in both channels, then one at a time. Then the same with sine sweeps. Then short impulses.

Warning! this is an extremely unpleasant sound if you're a headphone user. You know that noise from chrono trigger when lavos cries out as it breaks out of the ground, or in dragon ball z, toward the end(yeah right) of the fight between frieza and goku, when the lightning storms begin as planet namek is breaking up. Like a cross between an earthquake and a lightning strike. Yeah, that sound. This is the result of me trying(and failing?) to make that happen with soundforge's fm synthesis.

Using a variety of 1980s radios connected via a headphone output to the computer, i tuned in - across the entire bandwidth - of the mw and lw channels. I also captured the static hiss of those bands, 'dead air'. There are small clips of various stations along the way but i was looking for that 'tuning in' sound that was so familiar when radio was the central part of every teenager's life.

One meter wide, dead-end alley in my down-town city. At the end of the street is the main shopping street. The bird you hear are sparrows arguing. I'm sitting in the half away the small street with the headphone on and suddenly this man with a trolley came from behind. Not good for my health. It's a warm day in june 2011. Sony pcm d50 recorder internal mics xy90location: rozemarijnstraatje 's-hertogenbosch, holland.

Warning, headphone users, heheh. . I tried making a sound relating to what hell would sound like. It's probably nothing like hell but i just mushed in some annoyingly loud sounds. Also, originally, they weren't extremely loud but i used:http://www. Freesound. Org/people/gabrielaupf/sounds/220301/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/rutgermuller/sounds/104029/ andhttp://www. Freesound. Org/people/nick121087/sounds/333832/. If it's not accurate, at all, remember that i'm a terrible fl studio user and i know very little features of it and i'm too lazy to learn all of them haha. Sounds like this probably need to be more longer.

I recorded this many years ago on an imac g3 in 2008, the sound was recorded using the imac headphone jack into my desktop pc at the times audio in. I ended up doing this as my dsl went down for several days and i managed to get netzero working. I then uploaded the video to youtube where it has received over 10 million views. Https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=gsnar6fruo0. In 2012 a wonderful poster was made by oona räisänen, if you want a technical breakdown of what's going on in my audio have a read. Http://www. Windytan. Com/2012/11/the-sound-of-dialup-pictured. Html.

Alchemical elements - sound experiences to compare. Hello sound-freaks,. In this pack i share some selected pieces of binaural beats referring to basic elements of ancient alchemy. If you listen, you should use headphone. I start with sulfur:. According to paracelsus (1493–1541), the three primes or tria prima – of which material substances are immediately composed – are:. Mercury (mind)salt (base matter or body)sulfur (spirit). (https://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/alchemical_symbol). Here some data for the sulfur binaural soundpieces i've worked with:symbol/atomic number in periodic table/nuclear magnetic resonance (nmr frequencies):s 16 7. 67 163,27 hz (176,01 hz: a series with this frequency may come later). You may listen to binaural variations of sulfur same nmr frequency 163,27 hz hz but different intervals:. Binaural creations of sulfur in these sounds on nmr 163,27 hzyou can read the distance to the core tone from the name of the soundfiles. For comparison with the basic or target tone, i added a sulfur stereo sound of 163. 27 hz as a audio test for you in this pack. Have a nice dayand fun with these compositions,the horst from germany. Some informations about sulfur as a homoeopathic remedy (if you are interested):. Https://www. Britishhomeopathic. Org/charity/how-we-can-help/articles/homeopathic-medicines/s/sulphur/http://homoeopathie-liste. De/mittel/sulfur. Htm.

Requested side of a telephone dialogue.

Microphone: akg c414preamplifer: dbx 286a________________________________on the sample noise from headphones.

Binaural!! use headphones. .

Shaking my headphones.

Usa cascos. Use headphones.

This is just a catchy song with a nice bridge in the middle, so wait until the middle!!!!! it's best with headphones on, since you can actually hear the base.

Inside a melbourne tram, music playing through headphones by passenger.

A pair of headphones being swung around in circles.

Manipulated recording of the back of headphones being rubbed together.

A short and nasty sound interference (caution! to people with headphones!).

Testing microphone and audio setup. Headphones required. List all words or phrases that are heard in this recording.

This was the sound i got when i plugged my headphones into my mic jack and tried to record with them.

Set some headphones down on my recorder, got an interesting feedback sound. Recorded with h4n, editing with adobe audition cc 2014.

A loud and distorted jump-scare scream. Be careful with headphones or high volume. . .

Recorded with a broken hähnel microphone attached to sony camera while moving headphones around it.

Heavily edited sounds that sound weird espicially if you are using high stereo quality playback like headphones.

Testing my binaural mics. Listen with headphones for binaural effect. Recorded with soundman okm ii mics and a zoom h2n.

A short segment of my campus-exploring adventures, recorded in the form of binaural sound. Please use headphones to listen.

Wrapping of a kellog's pop tarts recorded at a desk with a sharper image in ear headphones plugged in to a macbook pro.

Listen with secure stereo headphones. Another example of this inverting effect; note that the song sounds richer and more present upon applying the effect.

A click my headphones made when the wire hits my table. Recorded, reverbed, processed in audacity.

Various samples manipulated and put into patterns for you listening pleasure. Dark room and headphones. Press play and repeat.

My voice recorded to sound like a small animal squeaking. Recorded with audacity v2. 0. 3 with my iphone headphones in a small room.

Recorded in a starbucks in korea using a built-in mic on a bose qc15 acoustic noise cancelling headphones. No additional effects were used.

My headphones started to screw themselves over while i was going for a walk with them and it started pouring in the middle of my walk. Which made my headphones pretty much unusable and it seemed to make this strange static noise even when turned off. It was actually kinda creepy but i did realise that this would make for a good sound for a videogame or movie that needs static of some kind. It's just too bad my headphones don't work anymore. Feel free to use this sound however you may please, you don't even have to credit me. It would be appreciated if you did though!.

We are back in germany and its raining again! i opened the window an little bit and recorded with my roland binaural mics the rain and raindrops that are falling from the window! you can clearly hear the drops but sometimes you have a little wind noise. Recorded with roand binaural microphones and zoom h1 in 96/24.

This is a very old wip. I recommend using a 5. 1 or 7. 1 sound system or very good headphones to get the sounds.

I made this in audacity. All the sounds were recorded by me, no downloaded sounds. I recorded it using headphones with a microphone.

A minidisc and a mic paired with a couple of kids, exploring with headphones the house. A listening exercise at meterruidos workshop for children.

This recording was made using a home constructed "dummy head", and so should be listened to on headphones for the full effect. It was recorded in a local ornamental garden.

After clicking on pause, this sound persists in the headphones. . . Don't know why. . . But it sounds interesting.

Set computer volume level at normal. Using headphones or your speakers, play each tone, gradually decreasing the volume until you cannot detect it. Note the volume setting (i know, this isn't easy if you don't have a graduated control, but you can make some arbitrary levels using whatever indicator you have on your os). Repeat with next tone. Try the test with headphones if you were using your speakers, or vice versa. Fyi: http://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/hearing_range.

Recording of a lift at my local tesco. Done for a college project. Recorded using a handheld zoom h-1 v2 using the onboard mics & a pair of grado sr-60 headphones.

Some fireworks going on medium-often in the distance, recorded in stereo. I'm not sure if the quality is great, i mastered this recording and removed wind with poor headphones.