2,751 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Road Marking Machine"

My vcr rewinding a vhs tape. Sounds pretty gnarly at the end. Recorded with a jm27 into my zoom h4n. As a side note, this sound was a real pain to record. Every time i set up the mic, it seemed like the ac would come on, the dog would bark, or some other sound would ruin the recording. Whatever, i got it done.

This mechanical music machine is standing in the "technik-museum speyer" (germany). The instruments are restored by maestro gotthard arnold and sina hildebrand from fachstaette. Dethe original music-recording is older than 100 years and free from gema-fees.

A recording of a trailer ac unit running, and shutting off at the end. Sound kinda neat. Zoom h4n.

Construction site activity.

Pushing, hitting, and tapping a vending machine.

A small bump in an answering machine message, it is in d, and is incredibly short.

A small bump in an answering machine message, it is in f#, and is incredibly short.

A small bump in an answering machine message, it is in g, and is incredibly short.

This is just a noise taken off my home phone, it is the standard noise that plays after punching in a number. I used a direct feed for this one, although there really was not much different. This is the only sound from a direct feed that wouldn't come in so terribly soft.

In the city of aarhus, denmark, very early morning the empty train station gave me the chance to record the diesel engine of the regional train's locomotiverecorded with tascam dr-10048000 hz stereo, 16-bit wave pcm uncompressed.

Some old clap sample i still have from years ago, with one of my signature different yet smooth eq's from an alternate demension. : p.

A little thing i wanted to record for evaluating. Is it too uninteresting?.

A broken heating system in my bathroom.

Public domain audio. Free for use with no restrictions. Ambient sound of window ac unit mounted on an apartment window. Recorded in the late afternoon.

Four quiet clangs, recording in a brick stairwell. I hit the metal railing of the staircase and let the sound ring. Sounds kind of eerie and distant, like something you'd hear in a factory or maybe on a big iron ship or submarine. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

Great sound for idle of a ship, machine or a ufo.

Operating a table saw to cut a variety of slabs. Water dust suppression was used and the dripping water can be heard as the saw winds down after the cut.

A couple of deliciously vintage adding & accounting machines. This is the sound of early modern bookkeeping at its finest. Use these mechanical sounds for anything from generic machine noises, to full on steam punk contraptions, or better yet, in some heartbreaking, robot style beats. This is a sampling of the full library available for download on our website that has 96khz/24bit. Wav files and ready to use native instruments, kontakt sampler instruments.

Seamlessly looping noise recorded from an air conditionening engine on top of a building.

A strangely menacing ambience created using harmless and minisynth.

This is recorded in small sewing factory.

Sound of a mechanical hard drive being spun up after pressing a power button. Recorded with a shure sm58 and post processed with audacity.

An old hobart vacuum packaging machine--low on oil--running and sealing a bag.

This is the sound of my computer idling (while recording in audacity, but that should make no difference) recorded using an old aiwa stereo microphone, which performs quite well. Don't worry, my computer is not this loud in real life, it's just normalized audio.

Here is a nice camera shutter of a brownie hawkeye.

This the sound the gantry makes when performing its "front-cut" cycle. Recorded with my pixel phone. Processed through the sound removal feature in audition to clear out the background hum from giant air conditioners in the shop.

One-shot granular experiment from ableton live's granulator m4l plug-in.

Synthesized sound of a (supermarket) conveyor belt. Loopable.

Sound of airconditioner running on high.

A gasoline powered string trimmer (with quieter riding mower in the distance). There is a second good nearby section near the end. Recorded with the zoom h4n in 48k/24bit.

The hum of generator engine running.

Whirl - recording of the washing mashine.

The sound of a bosch© tassimo coffee machine brewing an expresso. Recorded by me on a tascam dr-05. 44. 1khz and 16bits.

Recorded with fl studio 10.

Ambience of an office containing murmurs, papers shuffling, machines buzzing, and air-cons. Recorded using a zoom h6 recorder and x/y microphone.

Real sound of a working coffee grinder.

Close-up recording of a harsh-sounding buzz from a machine. I used this as a layer to sound design a headache.

Filling up beans in the grinder, grinding 18 grams of coffee, tamp it. Then i preheat the cup, flush before adding the portafilter and extracting, brewing the double espresso, while foaming some oat milk. Checking that there are no bubbles in the oat milk and then pouring a slowsetta pattern into the cup. Machine: bezzera bz10grinder: eureka mignon.

Me recording a nespresso-type machine.

Made by vocoding a heavily processed field recording into a low fm sound with unstable pitch.

Made by vocoding a heavily processed field recording into a low fm sound with a sweeping resonant filter.

Modular synth generative feedback patch driven by feedback between flip-flop chaos (nlc), a vclfo and logistische gleichung (klangbau köln). Two simple voices and filtered noise. Some reverb from spring reverb.

Various noises recorded in casino's mixed together.

Using a demolition hammer to dig a hole in the road to fix a pipe that goes under the asphalt and a dog barking in the background.

Takes a while to start but it's worth it.

The sound of a compact digital camera being extended when turned off, then contracted when turned off.

An air duct vent i found outside. Can combine this with other machinery sounds to make an air plane propeller, engine, sci-fi weapon sounds, etc.

A sort of mechanical background sound created in audition.

These are sounds recorded from a printer.

Answering machine voice saying sunday 11:05 am / sunday 8:33 pm. Recorded from a cassette tape 1991 [cc zero].