274 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Reduction"

Recorded on a tonor tc-77 with a 1/4 water filled gatorade bottle with noise reduction ran on audacity. Can be used for walking or wading in water sounds.

I cleaned up the valve sound from https://freesound. Org/people/grotelue/sounds/96935/used audition to do noise reduction and manually edited out the people talking in the background.

Turning pages in a largish book (dictionary); slow turns, quick turns, flipping through the pages, etc. Recorded on an iphone 6s; minimal noise-reduction applied (in adobe audition).

Quiet bubbling and groaning on an empty stomach. Recorded with a google pixel xl, as its bottom-facing (mono) microphone is perfect for this. No noise reduction.

Quiet bubbling and groaning on an empty stomach. Recorded with a google pixel xl, as its bottom-facing (mono) microphone is perfect for this. No noise reduction.

Quiet bubbling and groaning on an empty stomach. Recorded with a google pixel xl, as its bottom-facing (mono) microphone is perfect for this. No noise reduction.

Mtb bike on a forest road passing-by fast. Some birds in background audible. Recorded with 2x wm-61a capsules plugged into iriver ifp-790. Little noise reduction in audigy.

Mtb bike on a forest road passing-by fast. Some birds in background audible. Recorded with 2x wm-61a capsules plugged into iriver ifp-790. Little noise reduction in audigy.

Recording of me lighting a cigarette with a disposable lighter. Noise reduction used. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio with at2020 usb mic, processed with audacity.

Livery Stable Blues by the Original Dixieland Jass Band, recorded on 26 February 1917. It was released on the Victor label on 7 March 1917, and was the first released jazz recording. 78 RPM, transferred to .ogg from a .mp3 file from The Internet Archive. Die erste kommerzielle Jazz-Aufnahme: Livery Stable Blues, der Original Dixieland Jass Band, von 1917. Le premier enregistrement commercial de jazz : Livery Stable Blues en 1917, par l’Original Dixieland Jass Band. Italiano: La prima registrazione commerciale di musica Jazz: Original Dixieland Jass Band, Livery Stable Blues, del 1917 Norsk nynorsk: Jazz-songen «Song from a Cotton Field» av Bessie Brown

Me spraying a bug. No bugs were harmed! applied pitch bend, tempo and noise reduction. Recorded on conexant smart audio and at2020 usb mic, processed with audacity.

Bird calls in tree outside my house. A few extraneous sounds. . . You can hear my neighbor taking out his recycling. Recorded with tascam dr-100. A small amount of noise reduction applied. Enjoy!.

A bubbly gurgle. Writing descriptions for these is hard. Recorded with a google pixel xl, as its bottom-facing (mono) microphone is perfect for this. No noise reduction.

This sound was recorded from a metallic trash clench which we pushed and let it stop by itself. It has a compression effect and noise reduction. Recorded with zoomh4 with built-in microphones.

Broken brunches: this sound has been captured in exterior area. Technical: the equalizer has been used in this sound and also we used noise reduction. Zoom h4n.

Pouring beer from a beer bottle into a glass at close distance. Stereo x-y. Recorder: tascam dr-60d mkiimicrophone: 2x røde m5processing: noise reduction.

Common disorder re-recorded. I deleted a major part of the original "common disorder". A little echo is added here.

Sound clip of me at home "zipping up" a pencil bag, slowed down 31% and noise reduction applied. Recorded with conexant smart audio and at2020 usb microphone, processed with audacity.

I gave a good cough/hack on this one! no effects except noise reduction. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio with at2020 usb mic, processed with audacity.

These cats were going nuts in the alley outside my window. The echoy, warberly sound comes from running a noise reduction function, as there was a lot of hiss in the unprocesses file.

Sound is an ibanez fz-7 fuzz fed back into itself into a nanoverb delay. The feedback creates a sound somewhat like a droning saxophone at times. Peak reduction done in goldwave, otherwise unprocessed.

Chorale segment in half-notes. Synthesised soprano, tenor, alto, and bass sing a i-v7/v-v-i progression in c-major. Minor reverb and noise reduction in post.

Field recording of demolition of approximately 9 inches deep of reinforced concrete from a cat style skid steer. Some ambient sounds. Wav sound, noise reduction with audacity.

A recording of a field cricket in southern poland in may. A recording of a field cricket in southern poland in may. Recorded with zoom 4qn plus slight noise reduction.

Something percolating. I don't know how to describe these. Recorded with a google pixel xl, as its bottom-facing (mono) microphone is perfect for this. No noise reduction.

Recording of myself growling. Applied pitch bend, delay, speed and noise reduction. Recorded with at2020 mic and coexant hd audio, processed using audacity.

Studiorecording of time ticking away. I used a small, older alarmclock. You hear its clockwork ticking in two steps each second. Mild noise reduction was applied.

Crickets recorded on an august night in mount sinai, n. Y. Closer to dense wooded area, dog barking in the distance. Recorded on a zoom h4n, 48khz 24 bit, noise reduction and high pass filter.

Recorded with a zoomh5 stock xy microphone pointed down at my feet. This version used a 16db noise reduction. This is my first upload and attempt at getting gravel footsteps. I'll rerecord soon.

I recorded myself doing scary laughing using pitch bend, delay for echo effect and noise reduction. Recorded on conexant smart audio and at2020 usb mic, processed thru audacity.

Acoustic guitar chime using echo effect, envelope control, fade and noise reduction. Recorded with conexant smart audio on at2020 mic, processed with audacity.

A fly buzzing around a small room, bouncing off windowpanes, resting, repeating. Akg perception 220/400 mid-side stereo > sound devices mixpre-6 @ +50db 24/96 > adobe audition ( digital gain, noise reduction, downsampling ).

Pressing the enter key on a simple, small bluetooth keyboard. Recorded using a rode nt5 with the regular cardiod capsule and sound devices mixpre-6. Noise-reduction in izotope rx7.

Pressing the spacebar on a simple, small bluetooth keyboard. Recorded using a rode nt5 with the regular cardiod capsule and sound devices mixpre-6. Noise-reduction in izotope rx7.

In my vague times, i wonder what the sound of small pieces of wood in the middle of the vastness of the forest, the sound of the trees beating with their different leaves, pity that is just an illusion of my mind, a citizen of the big city where vehicles and crowds make everyday noise. The drum sound and cuica met was really cool to ambient music and sound effect with reduction and increase in volume.

An assortment of bag dropping foley noises and at different intensities. Ranges from metal weight set, empty light weight bag, recorded with zoomh5 at 96hz. Raw file recordings with a bit of noise reduction.

My second attempt at field recording footsteps, this time with a boom stick pointing the microphone diagonally at my feet. It sounds much clearer, with less noise reduction than my previous recording.

Recording of myself as a grumpy old man, recorded at normal speed, no effects except noise reduction. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio with at2020 usb mic, processed thru audacity.

Typing on an apple keyboard. Recorded with my iphone up close and added some noise reduction. Hope that works for you.

This is a sound of me i recorded, threw on some compression, noise reduction, and some eq. Lastly, for the final effect, i threw on a chorus type effect. Feel free to use any way you see fit!.

A short loop of 12 seconds of a ticking wall clock. Recorded with a zoom h5 portable recorder and rode ntg-1 shotgun mic. I have used a filter and noise reduction to clean it up. The clock sounds quite plasticky.

This is a handbag zipper. First the zipper opening and then the zipper closing. I used zoom h4 handy recorder with built-in microphones. I modified the original sound and added equalized, compression and sound reduction. All with adobe audition 2014.

Bathroom stall at movie theater, spring door slamming over and over. Certain parts clip, will have to use middle section or declip with noise reduction. Voices can be hear in parts.

Popping sound made with my mouth. . . Sounds like a coconut, popping, or knock on the head. No effects used except noise reduction. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio with at2020 mic. Processed on audacity.

Bubbling and some groaning after, uh, "emptying" myself. Didn't know this was 25m long, geez. Recorded with a google pixel xl, as its bottom-facing (mono) microphone is perfect for this. No noise reduction.

New pencil inserted, electric pencil sharpener sharpens for five seconds, pencil removed, motor dies. Sennheiser me-66 shotgun condenser into sony mz-r70 minidisc, transferred into adobe audition at 44. 1khz/16bit through edirol ua-20 usb audio interface. Noise reduction via adobe audition.

Me pretending to be a bug exterminated. Mixed with my sray. Wav file using pitch bend, tempo and noise reduction. Recorded on conexant smart audio with at2020 usb mic and processed with audacity.

Three takes of running water in a porcelain bathroom sink. Short drain gurgles at end of each run. Recorded with a sony ecm-ds70p on a samsung sc-d353 dvcam-noise reduction and mastering with audacity.

Old epson printer trying to print something on a sheet of paper. The ink was completely dry, that's why the sound may vary a little bit from a "standard" unit. Delicate noise reduction performed.

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.