382 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Mechanical Telephone"

Apples!. Captured with zoom h2, edited with audacity.

Closing a metal blind on the street. Sound recorded with zoom h4 and the built-in microphone. Date and time of recorded sound: 2012-01-13 19:15.

Orchestrion popper roland is building in leipzig, gemany. Now it ist standing in the technik-museum speyer. Restored from maestro gotthard arnold from fachstaette. Demusic is free from gema-fees -recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82soundsystem: pro tools le. .

Mechanical keyboard witch blue switches typing soundthe keyboard is genesis thor 300.

A telephone being dialed.

Picking up and putting down a house phone receiver.

An old telephone ringing. Recorded by our tech crew with a 1970's era phone for a theatrical play at our school.

The picking up on an old telephone.

Comtelph, communication, communications, phone, phones, phone call, call, calls, telephone, telephones, telephone receiver, reciever, receiver tone, tone, dial tone, dial, dialling, beep, alarm, alarms.

Just a phone ringing from afar.

Recorded this while waiting at an empty hotel lobby.

Pulse telephone echo.

Land line, cordless, phone ring, canada.

The sound of a phone being hung-up on the other end of the line.

Bt 706 telephone bell.

Comical gibberish usually used to imply an interlocutor without revealing their identity. Not intelligible.

Date: 30/08/2014recorded in my studio na_niepomicrophone: neumann usm69software: pro tools.

Modern lane line phone ring.

Trumpet with bubble mute and wah wah sfx to create the other end of a comedic telephone conversation.

Telephone ring.

Este audio hace parte del foley de "the elephant's dream".

Me hanging off a phone with a ls14 for 45 seconds, i hope you can use it for some creative content, have fun, free to use.

A phone ringing.

A recording of a "classic" phone ringtone. The phone rings twice, there is murmuring in the background between rings.

A telephone ring. It was recorded with one zoom h4nwave48. Khz16bitstereo.

Ringing telephone.

Just a short convo.

Telephone ring.

Telephone sound :).

Electric ringing of a 90s telephone.

Sound of a telephone calling someone. Great to have in your podcast to tell your listeners that you called someone for an interview.

Starting a phone call.

Telephone operator voice with calling card instructions. Toronto. November 1997.

Dailing beeps from cell phone (2010). Sony m10.

Telephone rings, earpiece perspective (2010). Sony m10.

Beeps when a landline phone has been off the hook (2010). Sony m10.

Distorted telephone voice, beeps. Minidisc recorder with sony ecm-ds70p.

Sonido de telefono colgado, realizado con sintetizador.

Sound of dialing numbers on an old rotary phone from the 1980s (dutch model). Recorded with tascam dr-40. Mono recording.

The old music box for children.

Pressing keys on my mechanical keyboard. I cleaned and mastered mastered the audio in adobe audition.

During the second half of the nineteenth century, the firm of michael welte und söhne in freiburg-im-breisgau, southern germany, achieved world renown as a manufacturer of orchestrions. Over several decades it built up a skilled workforce, both for the construction of the instruments and for the arrangement of the music rolls which caused them to play. So in 1904, it was ideally placed to develop an experimental piano playing device, with the aim of reproducing the recorded performances of the finest pianists of the day. What we now know as the welte-mignon was originally called, quite simply, the mignon, an essentially french word meaning both small and pleasing, to distinguish it from the firm's other instruments, which were all considerably larger. Http://www. Pianola. Org/reproducing/reproducing_welte. Cfm. Pianist: eugen d'albert (1864 - 1932)instrument: deutsches musikautomaten museum bruchsal (germany). Recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82soundsystem: pro tools le. .

over the hill escalator, recorded on dumbphone.

The philharmonie organ from welte, freiburg in germany, was built for the luxury liner "titanic" but it was not finished on time and thereby escaped the sinking of the ship on april, 14, 1912. The organ is part of the "deutsches musikautomatenmuseum bruchsal" http://www. Dmm-bruchsal. De/. Recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82;soundsystem: pro tools le.

A sound clip of someone typing quickly on a mechanical keyboard (logitech g710+).

The world philharmonic organ was established in 1916 by the company welte in new york in cooperation with the company skinner built. 1994 acquired the technik museum speyer heavily damaged organ. Since 2001, renovation work at the firm arnold pierrot gmbh in bad schönborn. The organ has 3 manuals, 36 registers, 2592 whistles, a 10-fold paternoster role changer, wind pressure system, equipped percussion.

A variant of the mechanical instruments and play an independent musical instrument is the "dancing bear" (tanzbär), a self-playing accordion, often with the same grade band rolls or even micro-boxes can be controlled. Also here are the sounds through the air to the schwingen tongue to bring, as in the normal accordions also erzeugt. Den dancing bears, there are now almost one hundred years and he was from the leipzig firm made famous as well. Today, these e. G. By blüml, hofbauer and watterott, each with different techniques. This famos instrument is recorded in the "deutsches musikautomaten-museum bruchsal"http://www. Landesmuseum. De/website/deutsch/sammlungsausstellungen/aussenstellen_und_zweigmuseen/deutsches_musikautomaten-museum_bruchsal/ausstellung. Htm. Music is free from gema-fees. Recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82soundsystem: pro tools le.

Experimenting a little. Gentle sounds.

A recording of me typing on my havit kb390l mechanical keyboard with kailh low profile blue switches in them. The clicky sound is produced by a clickbar inside the keyswitch which produces an audible click on both the down and upstroke, differing from normal mechanical keyboards which tend to only click on the downstroke. Recording taken with my blue yeti nano.

No need to explain ;).