142 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Samson"

Recorded with samson go mic.

Recorded with samson go mic.

Setting up and testing samson meteor mic. Some handling noises and more. Recorded from microphone usb-port directly to computer without editing.

Using "post_your_voice" device for playing my recording.

Recorded on samson zoom.

Didgeridoo recorded with samson q1u.

Djembe recorded with samson q1u.

Recorded on samson zoom.

Clank sound recorded with a samson c01u.

Sound of a popping balloon. Recorded with samson c01u.

Recorded on samson c01u pro.

Simple single stapler actionrecorded with single samson mic.

Punches sfx recorded with my samson usb condenser studio mic.

Just me coughing in a samson c01upro condenser mic.

No thrills here. This is a 1940's german mantel-clock ticking. Recorded on a mac using a samson co3u microphone (usb connected). Straight recording, just noise removal and fade out at the end.

Testing a laptop, cellphone headset, and samson condenser cardioid microphone.

Recorded from my window with a samson go mic.

Bathroom toilet flush recorded with a samson c15 into protools.

Acoustic snare drum hit. Recorded with presonus firebox & samson c01.

Plastic pot with the lid falling down. Recorded with samson c01.

Wall mounted light switch recorded with a samson c15 into protools.

Spray on deodorant recorded with a samson c15 into protools.

Recorded with a samson q1u. Heavy rain sounds during spring.

Tearing a piece of fabric. Recorded with samson g-track.

12 cell-phone buttonsrecorded with samson meteor.

Vois ma misère, hélas! from Camille Saint-Saëns' opera Samson et Dalila (1877), sung by Enrico Caruso on 7 December 1916 in New York City for Victor Records. This is Matrix C-18821, which released under a variety of labels.(Full details)

Foley hands, skin with skin, soft slap, recorded with a samson c01 48k 24bit, several samples.

Recorded on samson c01u pro.

A steel tongue drum recorded with a samson c02.

Microphone picks up unwanted sounds. Recorded with presonus firebox & samson c01.

Samson et Dalila, Op. 47: "Danse Bacchanale" performed by the Concert Band of the United States Air Force Band. Track 7 from French Impressions (2000).[1][2]

The sound of a jackhammer working on concrete. Sound recorded with samson q1u.

Recorded at night in my complex, zoom f6, samson c02 mic.

Recorded at night in my complex, zoom f6, samson c02 mic.

Recorded at night in my complex, zoom f6, samson c02 mic.

Recorded at night in my complex, zoom f6, samson c02 mic.

Signal chain: samson co2 - zoom h4n prolite eq in reaper.

Packet of milk wiggling. Recorded on samson c01u pro.

Recording of dried leaves poked with a metal rod. Recorded using samson go mic in audacity.

Squeaking wood floor under pamela's shoes recorded with an usb samson go mic. Normalized.

Recorded on samson c01upro - condenser mic.

A low-pitch "bonk" sound. Drum hit recorded on a samson meteor mic and edited in audacity.

Firstline vcr-601 rewinding a 3 hours tape. Recorded with audacity using a samson meteor mic.

These are flinch sounds recorded on a samson condenser microphone.

Notebook falling. Recorded on samson c01u pro.

Clicky sound and hum after that. Recorded while testing audio equipment with computer. Recording device: samson meteor mic.

Recorded with samson cu03.

Several ripping sounds from a paper towel. Enjoy! :). Recorded with a samson meteor mic and edited in audacity.

This is the sound my samson monitor speakers make when they switch off automatically after a 2 minute silence.