718 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Left"

This is alarm1-loop. Wav, but the sound constantly moves left and right.

Just left my camera in the forest for a minute.

Some time ago i played little bass guitar, that's whats left. Recorded straight to daw.

A morphagene reel with 8 splices, each with 3 sounds panned left, centre and right.

Cars passing left and right on the boulevard in front of my apartment.

Recorder setup opposite to workmen digging a trench in the road. Traffic is controlled with lights and can be heard moving left to right and then right to left. Zoom h5, external stereo condenser mic.

A stuttering whoosh with left to right pan.

A stereo click track generated in audacity. 6 clicks in the left, 8 in the right.

Zoom h2 recorderonboard mic2 channel recording : left rear, right rear.

I've recorded several variations of piano riffs, but left in the 4 best ones. It was difficult for me to remove the key tapping, so i left some key tapping alone at the end, if you want to try to remove it from the riffs.

A busy highway on a monday morning, somewhere in the netherlands. Standing about 10 metres from the highway. Traffic going from left to right in the stereo image. You can hear the traffic on the other side of the highway as well, going from right to left. Recorded with a zoom h2n.

Binaural beat created by 60 hz tone in left ear 61. 5 hz in right ear.

Binaural beat created by 52 hz tone in left ear 52. 5 hz in right ear.

Left hand 12 bar boogie woogie pattern in c major at 140 bpm.

Synthesized sound of an engine + rudder, coming from left to right, with a spin in the middle.

An electric car (nissan leaf) driving by passing from left to right.

A beatloop with a light shaker vibing around some vapor style ambiance.

My boss left me alone trapped with two scary dogs. Can't sleep anymore.

Binaural beat created by 500 hz tone in left ear 501. 5 hz in right ear.

Binaural beat created by 440 hz tone in left ear 440. 5 hz in right ear.

Cars passing left-right on the straight road in pula. Recorded at night.

Caution: this is a cheap home recording.

Someone left me a voicemail in an asian language (chinese?), no idea how this happened.

Any thursday, 12:00 am more or less. I was sitting down in a bench, looking to the buildings opposite me, with the road at my back. My handy recorder zoom h4n in my hands. Some people was chatting next to a car and then they got inside and they left (you can hear that on the left channel. Got it? "left" channel :d). You can hear people passing from one channel to another, cars and motorbikes. It was in c/ bravo murillo (madrid, spain). In that part, it is a one way street for vehicles, so all of them go from right to left channel.

A left wing march in london in response to the european refugee crisis. Recorded on a zoom h6 @48k 24b, compressed to ogg vorbis for upload. Numbered in chronological order. This is one of the chants. There was also a band approaching, gradually drowning out the chant.

Rain and two cars are crossing the sound field on a desert wet road, first left to right and second right to left, with music from the car. France, nov 2022. Recorded with 2 em 172 in ab setuprecorded on zoom f3wave stereo, 24bits 48khz.

It's a taiwanese song's paragraph, talking about an irresponsible man murmur about the girl who has left him.

Dry sound left without reverb. Made in ableton live by layering samples together and minor processing.

Recorded my son coming to via the baby monitor. I've reduced the noice but left some for effect.

Cold caller left a vm, but no contact info. I guess they think i'll see the from number.

I tried to offset fibonacci sequence to the left and right channel to create a scalar field.

Can being crushed, numerous crunches. Left mic - schopes, right mic - neumann mic.

This was left on my answerphone many years ago, i kept it for fun. I've used it since in a soundscape.

A message left on my mobile answer service. I swear the guy had the wrong number, i know nothing about bogus pizza orders!.

Field recording of a cargo train passing by (left to right). Zoom h4n on board stereo mics used for recording.

My first soundtrack using some references around here. Mixed with reaper v. 5978 /x64. Thank you all for your support! ;).

Left mouse button being pressed. No credit is needed, but please let me know if you use this for something!.

I've layered different claps, some on the right channel, some on the left, with a little reverb on some of them.

A school bus passing from left to right with very squeaky air brakes on a quiet residential street. Recorded as i was testing a new rig on august 14, 2007 -- zoom h4 and a pair of cad m179 microphones on a home-made jecklin disk.

Recorded crowd of people leaving field day. I was hanging out of a 3rd story window using a roland r05. The crowd's moving from right to left with a bottleneck to the immediate left. The crowd builds up then clears a bit and so on.

Several cars passing from right to left on a wet road. Some horns.

A german ice train passing at high speed from right to left. Recorded with a zoom h2n.

24 bit 96khz. Two different monotracks added together as left and right channels in post of a tree in nature.

Clatter of hooves with carriage and people in a small paved street. The horse is going from right to left.

A car races past from right to left. Small background chatter.

The weather is colder and once again i have an escapee from the great outdoors, performing in silence for the short time left.

A box piled with miscellaneous junk due to be left in the trash, picked up and dropped on the garage floor repeatedly.

Navy helicopter over plymouth sound, devon, uk. Flies form right to left then into the distance. Unlike the first one, this is uncompressed.

A jazz sample at 130 bpm composed on fl studio. The left channel preceding phase shift was implement by the removal of a sinelike oscillation. I deleted a left channel sinelike oscillation after the attack (and actually i omitted one more oscillation, because i didn't want to remove the very energetic ones).

Field recording from roadside with cars passing by from left and right. Tires on a wet pavement.