348 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Possibility"

The sound of crushing thai pestle in mortar. Continous loop is possible.

Recorded for demonstration possibilities of armenian professional duduk timbre for our site ethnictune. Com.

Recorded on zoom sgh-6.

Basement dehumidifier in operation, recorded very close, but also a bit muted. Possibly with microphone actually in runoff bucket.

Whistling high pitched scraping noise, possibly from a bowl or cup. Alternating high pitched pips with mouthy noises.

Found on an old tascam 244 tape, fuzzy choir sounds. Possibly recorded from a knackered echoplex tape, i can't recall.

Found on an old tascam 244 tape, fuzzy choir sounds. Possibly recorded from a knackered echoplex tape, i can't recall.

Mysterious crackling noise. Possibly rain, or turntable static, or crumpled plastic?! i didn't make notes when recording this, so i have no idea. :).

Sound was recorded at a local stream in northville, mi. The sound was recorded by sticking the recording device as close to the water as possible without damaging the equipment.

Recorded with tascam dr-40x, mics as close to windshield as possible as raindrops fall on the car.

Seems to me to be a reasonable point. Letting it go, now that's a possibility. For some.

Sound of a glass of soda settling. Recorded at high volume; there is a fair amount of background hum, possibly from a nearby refrigerator.

Jackhammer and vacuum working through asphalt recorded as close as possible without mic distortion.

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

About the possibilities of what can be done with the human voice in a recording studio. What you hear in these remixes is twice treated: first, by matt stevenson at the eris temple in philly in '06; secondly, by zenboy1955 from the cc mixter crew in cali in 2021. The range of sounds and effects achieved is, i feel, incredible, esp. In the second, vocal montage remix. Enjoy.

A small collection of landed birds, possibly crows or blue jays, cawing and chattering in the woods behind my house.

A small collection of landed birds, possibly crows or blue jays, cawing and chattering in the woods behind my house.

Walking at a medium pace on a dirt / gravel hiking track, some birds possibly in the bg. Recorded on a zoom f8 with a mkh50 mic.

The sound of a creature snatching something, and possibly eating it. Was made using laptop microphone, and recorded and edited using audacity. Recorded 26/5/2014.

Six rounds from a. 357 magnum revolver. Have tried to remove background noise as much as possible.

A nightingale singing in a tree. At night!unfortunately the tree was nearby a street. But i tried take away the street noise as good as possible.

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

Dull metallic clangs, possibly caused by drumming on a folding metal chair. Recorded from a few feet away, so there is moderate room reverb.

Man walking on the street, there are no too many cars. Is a country road and sometimes is possible hear some birds.

A 120-bpm loop created in fl studio. Possibly appropriate for some kind of video game character intro.

Mouthy scraping noises. Metallic, possibly from a mixing bowl. Bright sound. Includes both rhythmic "spinning" sounds and scratchy "writing" sounds.

Simulation of a fire truck going by. Needs some reverb/ambience, possibly sharper transition from left to right channel, with doppler shift. Look for updated version soon.

A tiny thing coughing. Possibly sick, or maybe someone was caught in a cloud of exhaust. (made in audacity while sick).

Possibly used for zombies tearing at someones flesh, or someone breaking a bone. Done with a bag on skittles and a blue yetti.

We cut some fried garlic into spaghetti, yummy!. If it's possible, leave a link to your video in the comments).

Holding the h6 (xy) as close to my gob as possible, normalized but rendered to -3db for headroom and distancing between loud and quiet.

Miked from 6-18" distance. Outdoor setting, following dog's snout as closely as possible with mic. H4 zoom recorder.

I made this sound for scenarios with a massive explosion and large-scale damage to infrastructure, epic-sounding possibly nuclear explosion!.

A 130-bpm musical beat possibly appropriate for a strange boss encounter in a bad video game. Created in fl studio.

Two recordings of a man groaning. I tried minimizing room tone as much as possible. Recorded on a shure beta58 from about 18 inches away.

Somewhat moody short 130bpm loop possibly appropriate for a video game boss intro or something. Created with fl studio.

Somewhat moody short 130bpm loop possibly appropriate for a video game boss intro or something. Created with fl studio.

Exploring my downsized synth. Feels great. A small synth with a trillion possibilities and hidden surprises.

A whoosh and flame from one of those long lighters used to light fireplaces. Could possibly pass off as a button click.

If you can't recall generating the file, it's okay, right? maybe i didn't. Can't put my finger, um, on it. Possibly the pickup was too close.

Running water in a bathroom sink, followed by running water with a some splashing. Used for someone splashing their face with water, could possibly be someone washing hands.

A short recording of my kitchen sink draining made with a sony pcm m10. Also the way i feel after two weeks of quarantine due to possible covid exposure.

Deep chanting, possibly to summon a demon or evil spirit (actually me reading the ingredients off of a bag of pretzels, played backwards, with slight echo and other effects added).

Exploring my downsized synth. Feels great. A small synth with a trillion possibilities and hidden surprises.

Possible use would be for a game character? large male character making a threat. Not sure what the use could be.

Remix of earlier recordings to make 40 mn concentration possible in a noisy environment or also to reduce the anger when neibours are so very much annoying. . .

This audio is a recording of cars passing by a street at nighttime. Included in the audio is the sound of cars, crickets, and possibly leaves falling. The street isn't busy, but it isn't alone.

A sound recorded near an atm's card reader. Possibly it's something related to anti-skimming. Recorded using zoom h1n.

Light switch with two elements, one bassy and one resonant. Possibly good for user interface sfx.

A raw recording of two separate forests at 4:00 in the morning. Edited with audacity to enhance the audio appeal and remove as much background noise as possible. Use however you see fit.