102 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Interesting Noise"

Some interesting noise clipped while recording.

Compressed air being blown against a hand.

Jangling wet silverware. More interesting than it probably sounds!.

Very interesting pop sound recorded with a cork and a bicycle pump.

Sound recorded inside my refrigerator, lots of interesting tones, both high and low.

Some interesting am radio noise played on a 1980s sony clock radio. Discovered on accident while testing the radio feature. Recorded with an iphone 8.

Interesting sound that i made accidentally and reminded me to the noise that i've heard in the movie ''the ring''.

Coffee machine making a super interesting sound when producing coffee. Noise filtered using izotope rx.

This is just an interesting noise masking tape made when i recorded it.

The sound in my staff changing room, a low fan noise and constant dripping noise. Quite interesting.

Coffee machine making a super interesting sound when producing coffee. Noise filtered using izotope rx6.

Loud crazy noise i found on my computer. Most probably generated from internal feedback. Has some interesting parts that might be able to be harvested.

A fan with an interesting scrambling pattern. Field recording from helsinki, finland. 48khz 24bit stereo wav.

What. . . ? well, an interesting electronic sound. Maybe?!made with modular synth.

Automatic doors developed an odd but rhythmically interesting and somewhat spooky creaky noise pattern. Recorded with an iphone 4s.

A failed attempt at making a "roar" sound that makes for an interesting sound anyway.

The tail end of a song from an lp including vinyl crackles. Unprocessed raw audio from a turntable. A great sample for electronic music, hope people use it in interesting ways.

This is a noise i found while listening to a recorded track that i thought sounded interesting, so i worked with it for a bit, eliminated all the extraneous noise, and amplified it to max volume without (unwanted) distortion.

I recorded mostly nothing, then normalized it, so it was mostly loud static. I used audacity's noise remover to make the sound and it's wahwah effect to make it move across stereo space. Very interesting, good for static and alien voices.

This was recorded in a small warehouse studio while the radiator was heating up the space. Used a zoom h2. Very chaotic and noisy; interesting.

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

In an attempt to add warmth to my productions, i sampled some of the more distinctive sounds mostly from the lead-ins and lead-outs from dirty/scratched records. If shortened, they make for interesting _analog_ glitch noises.

Ambient from the sound of a boiling kettle. Reworked sound of a boiling kettle. An interesting sound came out. Sound transformation.

A bit of random playing and noises from a small toy accordion for children. No particular notes, just playing around and trying to find interesting textures. Format: flac, stereo, 16 bit, 48 khzrecording device: huawei p10 lite.

Testing csound's phase vocoder toolset on some field recordings. Part of a longer, less interesting program output. Overzealous use of convolution and time compression/expansion. .

A strange glitch sound. I like to open applications and extensions, etc. In audacity by importing raw data. This is one of the more interesting results.

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

I was digitalising one old vinyl recording. I decided to cut out some interesting noises. This is an edited recording consisting of several pieces. Edit it to your needs. The recording was done with a zoom h2 from a stereo line.

Some pipes in my building must have had water running through them. Periodically came on and off. Hadn't heard it before and thought it was interesting.

I sloshed some water in a cup, and it made this interesting sound that i think would be good for a click noise in a water-based game or something.

In this interesting take, a flute player continues his song while the train is going nuts on hissing, arriving at the station stop. The flute playing is from a turkish song and has the relevant scale. An interesting daily life event from türkiye. An extra process reduces unrelated noise (audacity).

Each accidental pattern was mined out of a much longer recording. I noticed these interesting sequences of noises while editing other samples over the years and threw them into a catch-all folder. All of these were recorded with a usb-stick mic so they have a nice lo-fi distorted quality. Try looping any of these patterns and you'll hopefully understand why i selected them.

When i tried to run my es1370 drivers on qemu, it has generated several kinds of glitch sounds. This is the most interesting and formidable sample in my collection.

This is a recording of the russian shortwave broadcast at 4625khz, known as "the buzzer"recorded using websdr on 8/9/21radio detuned for more interesting glitchy sound.

This is a recording of noise and some wind in a village during a night. It has some boosted frequencies and might be used for interesting dark ambiences or dark backgrounds for industrial music/sfx.

An interesting glassy clock-like noise with an irregular rhythm that gives off some seriously unnerving vibes. Made from hitting a lemonade bottle with a pair of fingernail clippers.

Stereo samples of the landscape stereo field! it is a very interesting instrument, but sometimes hard to find. I did my best to cover a wide variety of the available sounds.

A giant flock of birds flies over, making many sounds. Recorded in australia. I have no idea what kind of bird this is, but it sure does make an interesting noise!.

The recording is partially ruined by wind (i forgot the windshield. . . ) but interesting anyway. . . When the wind is picking up you can hear water droplets falling from the trees around you.

Yep, i'm reading allen stranges "electronic music: system, techniques and controls". Interesting from start. This is a patch made with lessons from chapter 4.

Generator behind a local petco in mexico city. Apparently i got some ringmod out of this? it sounds amazing with a highpass filter on it. Great layer for sound design :).

Mono samples of the landscape stereo field! it is a very interesting instrument, but sometimes hard to find. I did my best to cver a wide variety of the available sounds.

Made this by shaking some coins, spinning some coins and taking advantage of a squeaky door on my desk. Processed through paulstretch. The result turned out pretty interesting so i figured i would upload it here.

An exercise thing which you squeeze that makes a loud creaking noise, sounds interesting pitched down. Recorded with a mid-sides mic setup. Mics used were akg 414, and an oktava mk-012-01 pencil condenser.

This is some feedback that was recorded in the studio after we had finished recording some songs, it was just something to do, the effect pedal used in this is a 'electro-harmonix polychorus'. Some interesting sounds in there.

The clip was created using a synsonics "terminator" guitar with a built-in amp by running the output to my sound card and sound card's output going into to a secondary jack intended for headphones on the guitar. It created an interesting metallic noise, almost like a ring mod. . . There is a segment where i was poking the guitar's amp circuit board with my fingers which creates lots of grumbling/squelchy noises. . . The guitar is kind of crappy, but it makes a pretty neat noise synth! :b.

A quick poot that dips and rises in tone with an interesting squeak at the end. Processed with audacity for a more consistent tone and volume.

The interesting sound of several plastic "zilches" on fire. Birds and other nature sounds in the background. Early morning, february 21 near clark fork river. No credit necessary, but as always, it is greatly appreciated.

Hitting radiator with fingers and scrapping over with a metallic object (car-key). When amplify the quiet content, some interesting sound can be worked out. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

A recording of an noise box i've made recently. If you make something interesting with the sounds free feel to send it to me, i'd love to hear it. You can also see it in action on youtube id you search: shpira noisebox.