293 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Left Wing"

The melody of the folk song The Girl I Left Behind Me. Die Melodie des Volksliedes The Girl I Left Behind Me. La mélodie de la chanson populaire The Girl I Left Behind Me.

The Girl I Left Behind

Samuel A. Ward's "Materna", performed by the Second Marine Aircraft Wing Band of Cherry Point, North Carolina

*processed version with fx* loopable. Crowd reunited in front of parliament chants in protest against the government. In 2011 during a major economic crisis in portugal. Drums rhythm and big crowd singing and clapping along. Recorded with fostex fr2 and a sanken cmd-10 stereo microphone, october 15th, 2011. .

*unprocessed version* loopable. Crowd reunited in front of parliament chants in protest against the government during a major economic crisis in portugal. Drums rhythm and big crowd singing and clapping along. Recorded with fostex fr2 and a sanken cmd-10 stereo microphone, october 15th, 2011.

Mouse click recorded with my m-audio producer usb microphone, cut and edited with audacity.

Sound editor recorded a 5 second countdown leader including the following:-left and right channel split tones recorded at -6db max-3 second countdown (3, 2 - with 1 frame tone). Can be very useful in cueing editing segments meant to be synchronized in a program or show leader. Produced and voiced by:jeremy gossettgossett productions, llc. .

Wind moving from left to right.

Mostly house sparrows at a winter feeder, wing flaps, eating seeds. Stereo spaced em172s.

Fourfinger galloping on tabletop.

Car speeding by left to right in stereo.

Car left right indicator ticking.

A set of tones to help determine left and right outputs in a system. Set in a loop, this is useful for checking out stereo playback and headphone systems.

Simulated wing flaps of a bird or other creature created by waving a heavy bath towel and then speeding it up and adding a bit of eq. Recorded with a sterling audio st51 condenser mic. This is a duplicate of http://www. Freesound. Org/samplesviewsingle. Php?id=71417 which may cause issues because of a missing wav header in the original.

Simulated wing flaps of a bird or other creature created by waving a heavy bath towel and then speeding it up and adding a bit of eq. Recorded with a sterling audio st51 condenser mic.

A passing by car from left to right.

A train passes from left to right. The microphone is near the tracks. Recorded with an sony fx1 camera.

Signal from left intermission.

Sound of cars turning signals.

A chainmail wearing knight’s footstep (left foot) on gravel. . Originally recorded these for a university project, but thought they could be of some use to someone.

Many sparrows chattering and flying near winter bird feeder, wing flap. Stereo spaced em172s.

At first you can hear the ambience of a village (middle of june) with distant car road. Than a group of starlings arrive and eat cherries from a tree. At about 7'15" they suddenly depart. There is again some ambience after they have flown away.

A stereo recording of a whiteboard duster across a plastic table. Moves from right to left. I used it to simulate a sliding door. Slightly compressed to even out the dynamics and recorded at 48k 24bit.

Recorded with a soundfield st350. Converted to binaural with the harpex-b plugin.

Dynastar sigma trunk mirror left path channel.

Dynastar signal spectrum convolution left path channel.

Swifts fly past shrieking. Wing beats can also be heard.

The sound of woodpigeons in flight and taking off.

Sounds of traffic in a city, toronto. Cars pass left and right. Recorded with the zoom h2n.

Car blinker left and then right turn signal. Recorded in my toyota corrola on a windows x8 phone and cleaned up in audacity. If you use it, shout-outs welcome: production-now. Com.

Three mouse clicks:-left button-right button-middle button.

A vehicle driving by, in wide stereo. Recorded with a tascam dr-40 in the a-b mic position.

Dynastar fullband spectrum iso synchronous table mirror axis left.

Dynastar fullband spectrum iso synchronous table mirror axis left.

Dynastar fullband spectrum iso synchronous table mirror axis left.

Dynastar fullband spectrum iso synchronous table mirror axis left.

If you stand just underneath a commercial airplane as it's coming in to land (as was the case here at dfw airport) and so long as there's not a lot of noise around you (like loud traffic, etc. ) then when the jet passes overhead, what you can't see is that at the tips of the wings are rapidly spinning vortices of air that coil off the wingtips as the plane passes through air. These long, coiling spirals of air will eventually "close" and as that happens, it creates a momentary but bizarre, surreal sound that you really need to hear for yourself in person to get the full effect. This was the best i could capture on august 15th, 2022. Enjoy!.

Ein von rechts nach links vorbeifahrendes auto. / a car moving from right to left.

A recording of me moving my h4n zoom recorder left then right a couple of times near the motor of my room fan. The result is a rumbling, wooshing kind of effect. Sound is in stereo, and is in. Wav format.

A wing flap! a heavy~wing~flap (attempt)!. Recorded using:paper and flap it near the mic. Editor:audacity.

Bird song in royden park on the wirral peninsular uk. Recorded with a pair of rode nt5s mounted on an olson wing array clone into an ancient tascam hd-p2. Best with headphones.

Writing with a pencil across the stereo field, from right to left. Recorded with a tascam dr-40, in the a-b microphone position.

A footstep (left foot) on a gravel path. Originally recorded these for a university project, but thought they could be of some use to someone.

Which one is left again? a friend helping us all understand stereo mics!.

Record with zoom h6 96khz 24bit on the base of a glacier. River stream from the lake up close. Using xy zoom h6 microphones.

Record with zoom h6 96khz 24bit on the base of a glacier. River stream from the left side. Using xy zoom h6 microphones.

In 1926 Lansbury's Labour Weekly release a series of gramaphone records of left-wing songs and speeches. This is a recording of one of those records.

A footstep (left foot) on a dry grassy surface. Originally recorded these for a university project, but thought they could be of some use to someone.

Computer mouse clicks and scroll wheel. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

Randomly moaned then dropped something.