191 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Research"

Stereo binaural recording of a gigantic asian grocery store.

A local train is coming in. Korg mr-1.

Very close thunder - rec with r1 - unprocessed - very loud volume, clipping.

Stapler being punched several times. Recorded mono with a directional microphone. Not processed. Punches echo.

I recorded a ride on a harley davidson motorcyle. . . In milwaukee!.

The alarm that sounds when a one-way door is kept open for too long.

The sound of a norwegian flushing toilet in a small bathroom captured with a spy-mic. How exotic :).

Heart beat (four count) with internal acoustics (as through a stethoscope).

Windshield wipers and light rain from inside the car. Recorded with built-in camcorder mic.

Ottakringer beer being opened and producing a massive plopp.

A carhorn honking 1 times. Recorded in december 2006 with an telefunken magnetophon 300.

Shuffling a deck of playing cards: firmly shuffling cards on a table surface.

Door buzzer. . As simple as that. Recorded outdoor with a zoom h4 and a sennheizer long gun microphone.

Flipping and turning pages of a book.

My dog mabel barking at the microphone. Recorded outdoors with the m-audio microtrack recorder in 2006.

Mono, small grocery store. Cash register sounds and low murmur of conversation.

Opening the cork of a wine bottle rather roughly. A cardioid mic through an audio interface.

One shot from a dangerous game rifle. A nice, loud report.

Mono jackhammer. Close. Natural end. Recorded in the upper west side of ny city with a sennheiser 416.

High quality female scream raw dry uncompressed 32 bit 44. 1khz studio recording studio projects c1 ortf pair.

Many bubbles made with air-filled bottleunder water of a sinkthis one has smaller and continuous bubblesrecorded with sony md recorder and stereo microphone.

Potato slices frying in pan with minimal oil over gas range. Binaural condenser mic with minidisc used for sound harvest.

I tried playing the bongos. Actually i don't know how to do it, but it's fun. Akg c451bs, korg mr-1.

This recording is a 96khz recording with a contact microphone attached to the prow of a small whale research boat in the island of dominica.

The sound of a train passing by. I recorded this on the platform. Ms stereo. Train runs from left to right.

Recorded around the plantation fields of kompolt (hungary), near the plant research institute. There are long dirt roads around the area, it's a big open place, so whatever wind, breeze comes barely anything could block it. That's why sometimes the recording's quality gets bad at places. Sounds: walking on dry, solid dirt, rocky-dirt, dry grass, walking through bushy areas, concrete at the end.

Artificial beep used for research purposes in the behavioral experiment (link to the paper: http://www. Ncbi. Nlm. Nih. Gov/pmc/articles/pmc3384222/). The sound was generated in matlab using binary click trains at the fundamental frequency of 330 hz and 100 ms duration, which were bandpass filtered with a bandwidth equal to 1/50th of the formant frequency using malcolm slaney's auditory toolbox. Formant center frequency was 6. 912 khz. The formant frequency was chosen to lie within rat and human sensitivity range.

This is the sound of pliers from ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

Opening a till sorting through the change and closing again.

Designed 5. 1 ambience of the cockpit of a small research submarine cruising submerged. Featuring small engine noises, electric ventilation and the steady gurgle of water passing the hull.

Stereo recording of a birthday sparkler. Starts with a match being struck. Very close up. Recorded on a sony tcd-d3 dat with a sennheiser mke 2002 binaural mic.

This is the sound of a tape measure from ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

Car horns, then the crowd moves forward slowly, and screams the slogan : "increase wages, not hours !". Field recording in saint-nazaire (france), 2005. Tech : sony mz-r900 md + sony ecm-ms907 mike.

Car alarm of a honda civic. Sort of loop-able, i didn't want to leave it on too long since it was outside to avoid echo. Quite a bit of background hiss for some reason.

This recording is a 96khz recording with a contact microphone attached to the steel cable that connects the mast to the deck, in a small whale research boat in the island of dominica.

This is the sound of a toolbox full of diverse tools at ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

This is a sound of marker writing in a blackboard at mtg (upf). Mtg is a research group specialised in audio signal processing, music information retrieval, music interfaces, and computational musicology. Learn more at: https://www. Upf. Edu/web/mtg.

This is the sound of a knob used to adjust robot features at ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

A field recording of bird song in dungeness, kent inside the rspb sanctuary. Recorded in stereo with an audio technica bp4027 microphone. Taken in may 2010 as part of the research for variable 4 (http://www. Variable4. Org. Uk).

This is the sound that you hear if you press the emergency button of an elevator for less that one second. This elevator is at upf poblenou campus, at the tanger building, where diverse research groups do their work.

This is a sound of one of a keyboard which is used at mtg (upf). Mtg is a research group specialised in audio signal processing, music information retrieval, music interfaces, and computational musicology. Learn more at: https://www. Upf. Edu/web/mtg.

Adult-size scissors cutting regular white copy paper. Variety of cut lengths. 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.

This is a sound of one of the gpu’s that are used at mtg (upf). Mtg is a research group specialised in audio signal processing, music information retrieval, music interfaces, and computational musicology. Learn more at: https://www. Upf. Edu/web/mtg.

This is a sound of one of a computer mouse which is used at mtg (upf). Mtg is a research group specialised in audio signal processing, music information retrieval, music interfaces, and computational musicology. Learn more at: https://www. Upf. Edu/web/mtg.

This is the sound of typewriting in a mechanical keyboard special for prosody research which it is being done at taln group (upf). In taln different aspects of natural language processis are being done. Learn more at: https://www. Upf. Edu/web/taln.

A recording of a dry toothbrush moving across teeth, with the handle hitting against some of the teeth at the latter-half. Ends with a spit. Created on 04/17/2021 with an h4n and sennheiser shotgun mic.

I recorded this sound at the steam-locomotives preservation park in kyoto, japan. Roar of steam whistle was much louder than i had imagined, so it was necessary to set the gain level of mic-preamp carefully. Using at825 and fr-2.

This is the sound produced by a voltmeter when it detects that there is electrical continuity. This tool is used at ubica lab (upf). Their research areas are enclosed within the general disciplines of ubiquitous computing, contextual intelligence and cognitive systems, using sensors and radiofrequency identificaiton (rfid).

This is the sound of the robot turtlebot from the ubica lab research group from the universitat pompeu fabra moving around the lab. This robot is able to take inventory of a shop without the need of any prior knowledge and with the minimal set of resources.

This the sound of a machine called cnc from the berg (biomedical electronics research group). A cnc (computer numerical control) is the automated control of machining tools [1], and in the berg is used to craft electrical hardware for biomedical projects. [1] https://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/numerical_control.