1,600 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Heavy"

Heavy drum and bass breakbeat to slice.

Heavy rain in the jungles of thailand.

Big footsteps heavy and booming.

Heavy object hitting ground with force.

Heavy bag hitting the ground (mostly dirt and dry leaves). Some birds in the background. Tascam dr100 mkii. Sennheiser me66.

Opening a heavy squeaky door slowly and a bit faster. Can be a cellar or castle door. Best for horror scenes.

Heavy electro drums and bass synth loop at 130 bpm.

Heavy steel door closing with a slam. Then an automatic lock locking in. Field recording using a zoom h1 recorder.

Heavy rain on paving comes and goes with distant, gentle thunder. Zoom h5, internal mics, deadcat, 30hz high pass (36db/oct), 190723-231156.

Heavy rain tapping onto the skylight in the living room. Some wind can be heard from outside. Recorded using the zoom h5 four-track portable recorderedited using reaper.

This heavy steam hammer called 'sigmund' was in use in zuo bomet, barlinek, poland. Recorder with sony m10. Mastered by vladimir sablufer.

Ancient Heavy Tech Donjon by Komiku

A sound i made for my project, i used the sound of a garage door, and sounds of aconveyor belt and edit / modify them using audacity.

Exterior ambience of a heavy, steady rain from outdoor patio. One thunder roll. Quad (l,r,lsrs) recording with a zoom h2n.

Submarine touching bottom of the ocean. Something slow heavy and metallic sit in its final position, creaks, metal stress, muffled sound.

Me breathing heavy but slowly directly into the microphone.

Feet walking over heavy rocks.

Voice with a heavy compression and reverb.

Sink faucet with a heavy stream of water.

Recorded with mixpre3 + rode m5.

Thumping the window of a heavy door.

Heavy metal deadbolt locking and unlocking.

Free use.

Starts out breathing hard, calms down.

Ecualized and compressed sound, foreground,.

Unusual experimentation.

Someone knocking on a large heavy wood door.

Source: Midnight Casette System http://mcs.franknora.com/ - Frank Nora

Stereo spaced em172s.

Stereo spaced em172s.

Heavy rubber weights impacting tile floor.

Calcutta rain, india (2010). Zoom h2.

Heavy rainfall recorded on a google pixel xl.

Moving wooden things around.

Hardcore kick at 165 bpm.

Recorded with a hyperdirectional ssh6 capsule - with the stereo mic open at a certain extent - (via the zoom h6) the fireplace's sound has an impressive presence and more space. The avenue noise can be heard as well from time to time.

Created in drum synth of logic pro x.

Heavy equipment of various kinds working on a new four-lane highway. Diesel engines rumbling along, a tracked vehicle, distant warning beeps as equipment backs up, and the loud bangs of a dump truck tailgate as it unloads.

Just a test with some edited sounds in audacity.

Human breathing heavily, sighing or moaning.

Thunder, and rain. Ntg4 & h5.

Lots of throaty cars (vintage and otherwise) and trucks passing by a busy street corner in downtown havana. Reasons to bring something to record with on vacation!.

Rain dropping heavy. Rural land, without any surrounding sounds. Useful like fx or background. Mono sound, registered with microphone sennheiser me66 on boompole and recorder tascam hd-p2. Brazil, september, 2013.

Excavator and trucks in a gravel pit. Created with the z3ta + waveshaping synthesizer. 4 oscillators, used pitch- and modulation wheel. .

This is our rendition of heavy sonar looking for that enemy ship in the ocean. We thew in a bowswain's whistle just because that sounds like navy jargon in the mix. The pings are reworked bat chatter.

Summer rain in berlin-kreuzberg. You can hear some people and some city noise in the background.

Summer rain in berlin-kreuzberg. You can hear some people and some city noise in the background.

Windscreen wiper blades from toyota hiace, 2 speeds.

Open and close metal door with a push bar like you would find in a public school or public building.

Darth vader came to vespers and left his signature behind. Teharmonic on sheppard-tone sequenced by rené and fed through erbe-verb. Bit of a church hack. . . What a wheeze?.