64 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Safety"

Small cinder-block building being torn down by john deere tractor. Bricks smash, wood splinters, treads clank, engine revs and idles, safety beeps are heard.

Lighting a safety match. No other effect apart from using the zoom h6's xy mic at 90 degrees and a bit of trimming and the tinest amount of volume automation to rise the end part to an audible gain. Possible applications could be used for a character who smokes cigarettes, foley for a ignition sound effect or literally lighting a safety match.

This is a version of my previously submitted sound, http://www. Freesound. Org/people/brotherprovisional/sounds/75063/, but high pass filtered at 90 hz for "safety" concerns.

Various foley with the m&p 40 shield. Magazine out, mag in, slide, dry fire, safety. Recorded using the zoom h5 four-track portable recorderedited using reaper.

This was a home recording made with a rechargeable safety signal air horn. When the air supply in the canister is depleted, it is replenished by means of a small hand held pump.

Sounds recorded from an old electric stove, metal hinges, door and switches.

All my sound effects are always created from scratch. Handcrafted using only the finest frequencies and waves. If you alter my sounds in any way i can not be held responsible for your health and safety.

All my sound effects are always created from scratch. Handcrafted using only the finest frequencies and waves. If you alter my sounds in any way i can not be held responsible for your health and safety.

I was on the ferry going back home and i wanted to record the ferries horn and the announcements. The ship blasts it's horn before leaving the dock and then does safety announcements afterwards. This is that recording. Enjoy.

All my sound effects are always created from scratch. Handcrafted using only the finest frequencies and waves. If you alter my sounds in any way i can not be held responsible for your health and safety.

A one minute walk through an old factory building in reading, pa converted into an arts center called goggleworks (the factory made safety goggles among other things). Sounds include footsteps on creaky floor, elevator ride, climbing metal staircase. Recorded with tascam dr40.

When i walked down the street, a small motor-bike came along an alley, and stopped to see if it was okay to merge into the street. The bike started after confirming safety. Audio-technica at9470 and sony md recorder are the most compact set that i can choose.

Unlocking the safety frontdoor with keys needs more than one turn. Then closing and locking it again. The second unlock has a pause before the mechanism finally unlocks the door. At the end the door is getting locked from the inside with keys.

This is an edited sound of a real gun being cocked. (don't worry, safety was on and there was no ammo cartridge in it. ) the first 3 are good cocking sounds, and the rest can be used for dry firing or something else. You can use it without crediting me, but it would be cool if you did.