320 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Mic Check"

Several "pops" from a microphone being plugged in or unplugged.

Contact mic recording of a steel bicycle with moving drive train. Mono 24-bit wav, unprocessed.

Contact microphone listening to ants inside an ants nest on a garden lawn. 24-bit mono wav, unprocessed.

A contact mic placed inside the soil of an ants nest. 24-bit mono wav, unprocessed.

Me slowly scratching the casing of the microphone. Don't remember which microphone, feel free to share what you use this sound for!.

Compressed contact mic recording of rain falling on a plastic conservatory roof. 24-bit wav mono.

Asmr mic nibbling.

Recording of grabbing assorted products from the cash-register.

Cut up mangled sound recording.

One minute of the ambience in the supermarket.

Plucking a popsicle stick with my fingers. Recorded with a korg cm-200 contact mic, edited in audacity.

Recording of urban denver with birds chirping, the drone of the freeway, a few cars passing, and other urban ambient sounds. Microphones were arranged to match http://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/stereophonic_sound#near-coincident_technique:_mixed_stereophony.

Static from my microphone on my headset.

A piano key struck recorded inside with a contact mic.

Recorded on 26th march 2016 using a homemade contact microphone attached to my olympus ls-14. The mic was held against the bark of the tree on a windy day.

The sound of a dropped mic without a lot of the unpleasant sounds that come with dropping a mic (such as feedback) - it's not exact foley.

Another burp same man.

A man burping.

Same man another burp.

Flicking 3 times.

Ripping off valcrow.

Zipping open a bag.

Opening the match box and lighting a match.

Opening a bottle and pouring in cooldrink.

I needed a rattle-snake sound for a tracklay so recorded myself shaking my salt and pepper grinders. Considering i recorded this on a stereo mic in the bedroom of my two-bed flat, i think it came out pretty well!. This is the processed version, which has been through noise reduction and high-pass filtering (soft cut off begins somewhere around 200hz). I believe that this has drastically improved the raw recording, but if you would like to use the original and process it yourself, feel free to send me a message and i will upload it. Recorded using my zoom h1 at 48k/32-bit (because i didn't realise it wasn't set to 96k. . . Whoops!).

This track is a mic recording of me taking a whiskey drink from a glass filled with ice cubes, just for fun. . . . .

It is what it is!!!.

96 khz / 24 bits. Zoom h2n + diy contact mic. Info: http://lo-fields. Blogspot. Com. Es/2013/11/la-ebullicion-hervidor-electrico. Html.

Exactly as described. Kicking an empty paint can.

A quantity of vinegar and baking powder combined in a small cup and recorded with mic very close up.

Ticking of digital kitchen wall clock.

A short recording of a few pennies dropping.

Old fan stereo contact mic 'unprocessed blade hits the fan. Recorded at 24bit/48khz by gadi raz.

A ps4 controller next to a boom mic. Captures the interference caused by the controller's wireless communications.

Contact mic recording of a roof moving in the wind with birds singing in the background. 24-bit wav mono, unprocessed.

Contact mic listening to a bicycle pedal in motion. 24-bit mono wav, unprocessed.

Washing machine emptying out and doing a spin cycle, recorded with a contact mic. Mono, contact mic (jrf).

Sound of a zip-line from the pulley. Contact miczoom h2.

Recording made with the lom geofon contact microphone. Edited pitch and gain.

Is this thing on?.

A crowded grocery store in sapporo.

Filtered version of a sound recorded by user ratla on an airport when the boarding pass is scanned and acknowledged. Edited the original sound with audacity and filtered away all other sounds. Request in forum: https://freesound. Org/forum/sample-requests/41349/.

This is a recording of an low open e string on an acoustic guitar that has been paulstretched. I think it sounds really cool.

Several spins of a coin (a british 50p) recorded with a homemade stereo contact mic attached to a zoom h5.

I hit my microphone many times. I will do it again.

While recording with paw 120 digital recorder the autogain started to earohones caused a feedback sound.

Noises recorded while paddling in lake lbj with an underwater contact mic.

The sound is a contact mic'ed piece of pvc pipe which has a drawstring from a pair of shorts tied to it. The sound is the drawstring being plucked. It's could be good for bass lines. The sound was processed slightly in goldwave (some noise reduction/eq adjustments/fading).

I recorded a noise i can make with my mouth.

A recreation of a lavalier microphone pop. Useful for reality or documentary where an interviewee may rip off their mic or you simply want to create the illusion of that drama. Also useful to incorporate into a "signal lost" effect, etc. Processed with some limiting so it's tamed and ready to throw in a mix. Recorded with an mxl lsm-3 dynamic mic, no reason to abuse my real lav mics.