1,508 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Piece"

Small pieces of styrofoam, i sort them out and scatter them. There is shure pg 81 microphone.

Madness has caught a guy who cuts an old guitar in two pieces with a saw blade.

Workers cutting a tree in pieces with an combustion motor chainsaw. Recorded with cowon d2 internal microphone.

Various opening closing and moving around of various pieces of old luggage. Sony m10.

A soundscape created from separate pieces recorded in the ceramics workshop. Recorded using an external mic and preamp. Recorded and mixed in audacity.

My circuit bent speak and spell. Tons of possibilities here to cut it up for one shots are use bigger pieces for loops.

My circuit bent speak and spell. Tons of possibilities here to cut it up for one shots are use bigger pieces for loops.

Pieces of noise, delayed, variously pitch shifted and reverberated, half in right channel another similar half in left channel. Rhythm is kind of present.

I combined the sound of three pieces of wood snapped in half to make a somewhat believable sound of wood breaking/snapping in half.

Handling and dropping k'nex pieces. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Harmonic noise which you could probably use smaller pieces of to signal an alarm/warning type of sound.

A sink garbage disposal with water running. Numerous pieces of fruit rind were ground up. Some rattling of silverware is also present.

A hard, layered sound of a wooden box being struck and broken, as if immediately falling to pieces upon impact.

Piano type sound but obviously fake and a bit shrill. . . [various fm synth tones / modulations run thru some filter this guy brought over, chopped into small pieces].

A light tap of metal, like when you are out of ammo. Created by tapping two pieces of cutlery togetherrecorded using a headset microphoneedited using sony vegas.

I used one of those blank plastic cds that you sometimes get when you buy cd holders. I broke it up into many pieces and dropped them multiple times adding on the ending to make it sound like the leftover pieces bounce. Sorry about the backround noises, recorded on a laptop with the fan running and a tv in the backround. Came out pretty good though. I was satisfied in the end though.

Subtonic as secondary dominant to the mediant in minor from Brahms Op.76.7, Eight Pieces, for piano (1878).

Zoom h4 recording of an office table "toy" that involves pieces of metal on top of a magnetic metal base, moved around and shifted in this recording.

Me messing around with a belt buckle, making the various metal pieces interact with each other. Slightly edited to remove background noise.

This piece was produced using a text-to-speech program on a "rant" by francis e. Dec. Mr. Dec was a disbarred lawyer from new york state who spent the balance of his adult life writing and publishing rants against a global conspiracy that had removed him from the legal profession, controlled the white house for decades, performed clandestine medical operations on the entire population of earth and worked for a malevolent entity called the "world wide communist gangster computer god". Mr. Dec appears to have hated just about every religious, racial, ethnic, professional and political group that he was aware of. Although i have tried to maintain the syntax and general flow of this rant; i have taken the liberty of removing the more offensive passages and phrases. Since the development and widespread use of anti-psychotic drugs in north america, schizophrenic creativity of this level of complexity has become harder to find. Street ranters are an endangered species but my memories of them include the unusually stiff, declamatory and repetitious cadence of their speeches. Curiously, a speech-to-text program mimics some of these features. I hope that the irony in using a computer voice cuts two ways. Mr. Dec's rants are in the public domain. To his credit he was very open source with his work. My use of dec's writings should not be construed as advocacy for his views nor as an endorsement of how our society currently treats persons labeled as schizophrenic. The wikipedia entry on francis e. Dec is a good and balanced starting point if you are interested in the life and work of this very unique and unfortunate man. I leave the listener with this quote by g. K. Chesterton-. "the madman is not the man who has lost his reason, the madman is the man who has lost everything except his reason. ". --.

The sound of a construction/demolition machine removing pieces of sidewalk and loading it into a dumper truck. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Handling, crinkling, crunching, and tearing pieces of aluminum/tin foil. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Ambient factory sounds with robotic arms performing tasks. Sounds of metal pieces being hit together.

Electric guitar with distortion effect. Chopped up in to small pieces, randomly re arranged, faded in and out and then put through a stereo echo effect.

Large cardboard box full of broken glass shards being repeatedly picked up and dropped, shaken, and then the glass smashed up into smaller pieces inside the box.

Sound of throwing individual pieces of paper with force. Could be used for page turning, ripping, or for pulling a sheet of paper out of a book.

Two contact microphones placed on two pieces of coal and burning wood. Eventually, the contact microphones both burn completely. You can also hear digital noise before that. Free to use without any credit.

Water running in the hills of montsegur, france. Note there is some descriptive vo in the middle of the file. Good pieces on either end.

Leitura de trechos do livro mulheres que correm com os lobos. Pieces of the book women who run with wolves by clarissa pinkola estés.

Jabbing a bin of small lego pieces. Also sort of sounds like walking on gravel. If you found these sounds useful, i'd appreciate it if you subscribed to my youtube channel! youtube. Com/@mestudiosofficial.

Burned some brush the other night and recorded the sounds it made as i added pieces to the fire. Also night noises from insects, traffic, wind.

Sound of something being exploded into tiny fleshy pieces. Created by mashing together many different sounds.

Recording of a glass cup being struck with a glass thermometer. I then spliced the recording into several small pieces in logic pro x and arranged them randomly, then added space designer reverb.

Pulling out two pieces of paper from a cardboard box with oranges in them, shuffling the paper and then putting them back. Recorded with a tascam dr-07x.

My circuit bent speak and spell run through the live cut plug-in. Tons of possibilities here to cut it up for one shots are use bigger pieces for loops.

Cheap japanese saw cutting small pieces of wood, plank and joist. Sometimes metal squeaks and resonance. Mono recorded with hh5n. More in the pack.

My circuit bent speak and spell run through the live cut plug-in. Tons of possibilities here to cut it up for one shots are use bigger pieces for loops.

As i heared our doog eating the crunchy vegetables, i quick got my zoom h4n to record it. The maybe some noise of a fly or traffic in the background, but the internal mics were very close to the food-bowl. I had some issue when i came very close as the dog tried to eat as fast as possible, so i prefered to lay the recorder on the ground and kept away with my arm so the eating could be more relaxed. But the dog gobbled anyway in a fast way. Enjoy the soundscape. Maybe use it for asmr ;-).

My circuit bent speak and spell run through the live cut plug-in. Tons of possibilities here to cut it up for one shots are use bigger pieces for loops.

Glitch carnage! lots of samples you could dig up out of here. I was to lazy to cut it up into pieces, so you can pick and choose which noises you want out of it.

Sweeping beans scattered on the floor, sometimes with a broom, sometimes with hand. It can be used for whatever bean-like small objects on the floor, like seeds, beads, pieces of plastic, etc.

About a dozen or so pieces of music from an antique orchestrion which features a player piano, pipe organ, drums, violin, marimba and other instruments. A very lively selection of music.

Picking up small-medium lego pieces in a small box and filtering them through my fingers; lego dropping and hitting onto other lego in the box. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Two pieces of granite rock are scraped over one another. . Great "rocky" sound. . . A mono file at 44. 1 khz 16 bit. . . Recorded interior. . . . With sony mini-disc recorder 2005.

This sound of two pieces of glass friction against each other is torture for many, at least pain or unbearable for sensitive ears. Played back with powerful treble speakers , you would enjoy all shouting 'eeeeeeeeeee. . . . Stop it!'.

I found a bunch of old broken tripods and random plastic pieces and slammed it on the floor as hard as i can, and then i added some distortion in audacity to give it that "punch" sound.

This is some sort of podcast giving an overview of how the project went, including sounds used in the compositions as well as action sounds of the pupils discussing as they are creating their pieces of sound art. Enjoy!.

Ceramic dish (and pieces) smashing on a wooden floor. Four examples, the last one on a very close perspective. 48/16 stereo, normalized -3db. Zoom h4n, built-in mic.

I bravely snapped a pencil into three pieces. This is the sound it made when i broke the second bit off. Nobody lends me pencils anymore. Olympus ls-5, built-in mic capsules, no filtering.

The sound of scrubbing an fm radio back and forth across the spectrum. There are bits and pieces of stations picked up with static in-between. Recorded using an old analogue radio, connected to a zoom h1 handy recorder.