453 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Mic Noise"

I was trying to make noise with a dog toy by blowing through it when i gagged. The gag sounded better than the actual blowing so i figured i'd share it with you. Sound recorded with an mxl v63m mic with adobe audition 1. 5.

Recorded my dog chewing a dental treat. Signal flow:zoom h6 > rode ntg2 (phantom power provided by h6)mic placed approximately 7 inches from mouth. Audio has been processed to remove hum/noise.

Suburban street in cagliari (sardinia, southern italy) recorded in a winter afternoon, you can hear traffic and the sound of birds on trees. Recorded with tascam dr-05 connected to soundman okm ii mic.

Little foley made in the gravel of garden with dead leaves etc. Fits for small animals in the woods etc. Made with shure iphone mic.

Sounds of swords hitting swords. Trim the audio to what sound you would like. Made with a machette hitting metal, raw audio, only noise reduction from auducity. Recorded with a desktop mic.

Beads being shaken to the christmas bells melody often used in movies when santa clause is heard flying overhead. -[ recording info ]-. I used plastic gold christmas tree decorating beads in my hands while in front of the mic. Studio mic: at4033recorded in: adobe audition 3mastered: using eq, compressed, noise gated, and normalized to -. 1. *no credit is ever needed to use my samples!*read my profile for further info.

Birmingham uk botanical gardens japanese garden water feature with the cafe kitchen extractor fan in the background. H2 zoom front mic, windshield, some wind noise but not enough breeze to sound the wind chimes.

6 separate tracks of my voice/breathing with pitch bend, delay, reversed, inverted, phased, and eating potato chips for extra effect! noise reduction used. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio and at2020 usb mic, processed with audacity.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h6 with stereo microphone. The recorder was sitting on the clock. You hear the room noise of a kitchen. Bonny orbit sound library.

Single mouse click, and single sequence of keyboard clicks. Using apple magic mouse and keyboard. And recorded using a usb rode mic in audition and applied mild noise reduction to erase the city rumble.

Slow deliberate snipping of scissors. I operated the shiny new steel scissors with my right hand whilst gently holding my chin with my left, providing a thoughtful pose for my onlookers's enjoyment. Olympus ls-5, built-in mic capsules, no filtering.

Dropped a plastic bottle over some plastic sandals, recorded this with a phone and wo mic to record directly to my computer inside audacity and edited noise out. Use it freely no need to attribute anything.

No big snores, just small light ones of a man sleeping. Recorded myself with an audio-technica shot gun mic to a tascam dr60dmii.

4 minutes recording on a binaural mic around brighton's city streets. The audio file contains these sounds:. -inside building - footsteps - door - birds - traffic - motorbike -cars passing by- lighter - english chatter - dog barking (from closed to faraway) - master calling it.

Walking on wood floor, medium pace, dress shoes. You can hear mild traffic noises outside. Recording with mxl 990 condenser, mic near the floor, used x-hum and z-noise plugins to clean it up. As always, free to use for any reason or purpose, with one caveat. It must be used for good, and not evil :d.

This is the sound of a sheet metal that is under high tension, hitting it with a small key produced a laser fire type of sound. Recorded using a contact mic as the area is surrounded by a lot of noise, the contact mic cut out everything. The recording was taken at my place of work so it would be easy should anyone require the "shots" to be re-recorded at a different tempo. 96khz 24bit mono-mix.

A marimba note being struck while thrown in to the air. Can't remember the mic that was used but it was a condensor mic. This was recorded in my room so unfortunately the signal to ambient noise ratio isn't great. The sound can be used for free (though it would be great to hear about what you do with it). It may not be re-distributed as it is, or as part of a compiled sound library.

Low e string on acoustic guitar scrape slide with pick. Increased pitch, wah-wah effect at 31. 2%, light tremolo,fade and noise reduction used. Recorded with conexant smart audio using at2020 mic, processed on audacity.

Recording made on 7a. M. At the hotel balcony on a fourth floor, facing outside towards the b1 road of limassol, cyprus. Made with roland r-26 built-in xy mics.

Bristol road, birmingham, mid-morning friday traffic including sound of a pedestrian crossing. H2 zoom front mic, wind shield, not too much wind noise, sitting on the steps of the old christian science reading room with recorder facing towards crossing.

I used audacity with an internal mic to record this. Its good quality though. i just dialed some numbers on my house phone with the dialtone at the beginning. Its very clear there might be some background noise though.

Not the loudest, but the humming of my microscope lamp, which is a circle-shaped fluorescent light. The humming came from the body of the microscope. I rested the mic on the body of the microscope and did noise reduction and amplified the audio.

The recording is made whilst bushwalking, so captures the footsteps etc. It was recorded with a 3dio binaural mic and a zoom f8 field recorder. The recording has been minimally edited and denoised with rx7 spectral de-noise.

I've got punched to get the priest mic'ed up in time. Recorded in the marylebone mosque, london using a wisycom wireless system, sanken cos11 mic, sound devices 633 recorder.

Captured on my zoom h4n. I open the door and the wind noise get louder. Around :50 it really starts to gust. There is a dog bark in the distance around 1:12. There is a little mic rumble throughout. I had it covered with a windshield and was standing just inside the door frame to try to prevent additional rumble. No need to credit. Use it as you would like.

Recorded in kanawha state forest in west virginia on a dr70r with shotgun mic. Some clean up and noise reduction with rx8 in reaper. It's a small mountain creek but it's pretty prominent in the sound, i'm about 10 feet away. I also have a version where i bring down creek noise, check the profile.

A big-cat-sounding growl; on the exhale and inhale. This sound was created using my voice, a pc mic, and a pitch-shifter. Not sure what it's suitable for, but friends keep asking me for it (i use it as my empty-the-recycle-bin noise).

Re-formatted to prevent distortion. "formatted for use in the make noise morphagene. A piano which belonged to my great grandmother. This is from 1873 and sounds unbelievably lovely. Recorded with a dynamic mic going into a doepfer a-119 and recorded by the morphagene. ".

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.

Ambience in my backyard at about 1am - crickets and traffic noise. Mono. Mic-parts s-87, and audient preamp. Use it for anything, just send me a message if you do, i'd love to see your work!!!.

Men outside my window using a chainsaw to cut branches from an old tree in a city neighborhood. Recorded with zoom h5 internal xy mic.

Atmosphere in a garden in a swiss suburb at day in winter/spring. Sparrows, crows, distant voices, distant construction site, distant small airplane (getting closer at around 1 min). Recorded with zoom h1n with internal stereo mic.

Well, i wanted to do add a sound to my recording of a chicken in a barn. I put the mic (zoom h2 - 4ch-around) outside on the ground and threw some corn around it, so that the chickens will walk around it and hopefully make some noise. The chickens are very chilled, so there are just clucking smoothly and you can hear them walking around. Further there some flies flying close to the mic, some birds and stuff. . . :-).

My apartment/studio was very quiet except for the steam heat so i put a mic in the middle of the room (an ear trumpet labs edwina) and put it through a lindell mic preamp and then into a focusrite 18i20 interface to record. This is the mono, 48khz, 32-bit file for your dining and dancing pleasure. Actually, it's just room tone and can be mixed judiciously to cover gaps in your own tone or to make brand new rooms from scratch.

A mixer truck, freshly loaded is mixing (extremely dry) concrete in the drum as it spins on the frame of the truck! i held the mic to the exterior of the steel drum as it spun. So there are underlying cat engine noises in the background. The concrete is so dry, its load enough to over power the majority of engine sounds.

A set of wind chimes recorded with my sony ecm-ds70p mic through my sony mdz-n710 into my edirol audio interface recorded into audacity. I've tried to eq out my computer fan noise but it is still present. Photo: http://www. Flickr. Com/photos/str33ty/370769496/.

Recording of a train arriving at a station, remaining in the station and then leaving. Note- there is some minor wind noise. This recording took place in november of 2015 at meadowhall train station. Recorded with a zoom h2next portable mic.

Inner-city beehive, lots of bees buzzing and bumbling about. Street ambience / traffic noise in background. Bienenstock in der innenstadt. Viele bienen, die aufgeregt hin- und hersummen. Straßen- verkehrsgeräusche im hintergrund. Recorded on zoom h4 (classic version) w/md421 mic emulation.

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).

A long recording of my dryer running with a few clothes on. I noticed there were a lot of dryer recordings, but none were very lengthy, so for those of you who need a larger file, here you go!. Recorded on a at3525 mic.

Field recording on a city street. Starts off with some power drilling noise and then cuts to regular ambience. Recorded using a sennheiser ambeo smart headset in binaural audio. Not the best mic but maybe it will be of some use to you.

Beating heart of a 33 year old male at rest. Recorded with a lapel mic in a small ceramic bowl held against my chest while lying down. 72 beats per minute. Recorded november 11, 2020. Used a hiss reduction filter to remove noise.

Three weeks old baby girl crying. Recorded using samson go mic and post-processed to reduce noise using adobe audition. If you've used this audio in your work, please comment the link below. I'd love to see/hear it!.

Mic: akg p420 interface: presonus studio 18|10recorded through window in my room in piotrkow trybunalski (poland). I cut out cleanest fragments from files i previously uploaded and do some noise reducing.

Car traffic at a five-way intersection near the county fairgrounds on a summer night. Recorded at 11pm on saturday, august 4, 2007, on a portable sony mz-m100 himd linear pcm minidisc recorder with a rode nt4 stereo mic with a rycote windjammer wind screen.

I needed the sound of some keys that were put on a table. So i did the recording myself with a simple headset-mic. It's a very simple recording, hope you can work with it. The putting down was done in 3 different manners from quick to slow and picking them up again.

I got bored and decided to do a little experiment by sampling my old harmonica. They're not that great but i hope someone finds use out of them. They were recorded with my computer mic. Not a whole lot of processing was done other than normalization and noise removal. Do what ever you want with them.

I got bored and decided to do a little experiment by sampling my old harmonica. They're not that great but i hope someone finds use out of them. They were recorded with my computer mic. Not a whole lot of processing was done other than normalization and noise removal. Do what ever you want with them.

I got bored and decided to do a little experiment by sampling my old harmonica. They're not that great but i hope someone finds use out of them. They were recorded with my computer mic. Not a whole lot of processing was done other than normalization and noise removal. Do what ever you want with them.

I got bored and decided to do a little experiment by sampling my old harmonica. They're not that great but i hope someone finds use out of them. They were recorded with my computer mic. Not a whole lot of processing was done other than normalization and noise removal. Do what ever you want with them.