12 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Midlands"

The sound of a midland 75-785 40-channel cb radio being turned on and tested with no transmission. Redorded by me with an olympus ws-821 voice recorder. Mp3@192kb/sec.

East midlands mainline train travelling slowly, lots of track noise. No passenger noise.

A series of rumbling thunder, of which struck a house burning the top floor.

This is a sound clip i took in the morning near where i work. Taken about 7. 30 in the west midlands. Wav file.

The sound of a small woodland stream recorded in the english midlands, wyre forest.

Recorded at nottingham east midlands airport in the departures lounge during the aug 06 security alert. A busy crowd with a tannoy announcement in the background. Recorded on a edirol r-09 at 44. 00 khz in 16bit mode 23mb.

The sound of the pre-recorded voice warning on a moving walkway in chicago-midland airport.

The sound of a midland x-talker ringing when i hit the call button. It sounds like one of these old home phones. All i did was plug the walkie-talkie into my computer and then record the sound when i push the call button. This could be a good walkie-talkie sound.

This was the required weekly test from jul 01, 2015. This was recorded using a midland wr100 weather radio and an aph bookport plus.

Birmingham new street to five ways station on the london midland commuter train. H2 zoom front mic on seat pointing up to catch ambient sound, wind shield.

After reaching 10,000ft, the in-flight instructions come over the intercom, spoken by an on-board flight-attendant. The flight is a commercial airliner in route to chicago-midland airport from denver.

So i got bored and decided to create a mock rwt. This is just me rambling on about it. Don't worry, i'll include the links i said i would in the description of the mock rwt. Also, this sound will not be included in the noaa weather radio pack. I appologize if this upsets you, but i figured it's not exactly nwr content. The mock rwt will be included, though, as it is somewhat related to nwr. But, i do thank everyone for your support, and be sure to follow me and comment on these sounds! i'd appreciate the feedback! oh, this was recorded using my aph bookport plus, and the midland wr100 weather radio was used in this recording.