29 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Segue"

A rock song by the band Segue.

The question, "you call that dancin'?" in a somewhat silly voice and doppler.

The phrase "that unmistakeable stereophonic sound" with some echoes and effects.

The raw track of the phrase "that unmistakeable stereophonic sound. ".

The intro comment, "wha's that i hear a little aromatic bigbeat?".

The intro phrase, "ohp! wha's that i hear a little aromatic bigbeat!".

The words, "you must learn to accept your loneliness, for it is in this struggle we make all our costliest mistakes. ".

The phrase "that unthinkable stereophonic sound. ".

The line "the ending was terrific!".

The line "i-i thought the ending was. . . Meh. ".

The line "that was a great way to end it. ".

The line "aw man that. . . Was a great way to end. ".

Playing on the line from jimi hendrix, the comment "move over, rover, and let jim henson take over. ".

An alternative take of the open-ended question and suggestion, "is your mixtape going to be good enough? perhaps it's time you added some. . . " and then a song can start or another word or phrase be added to the end.

An open-ended question and suggestion, "is your mixtape going to be good enough? perhaps it's time to add. . . " it's a set up for either the start of a strong song or another word or phrase such as bass or funk or whatever.

The phrase, "that's uh not funny. ".

The simple words "funk, baby" layered over each other for a slight chorus effect.

The phrase, "if you don' move, i'm 'on' move you. ".

The line "can we play something a little more upbeat?".

The phrase "that unmistakeable stereophonic sound" with some of the syllables separately enunciated.

The question, "you call that dancin'?" with effects. The tail turns from a doot-doot to a flange tap.

Saying, "the following presentation is intended for immature audiences. ".

Saying, "the following presentation is intended only for immature audiences. ".

Choppy channel surfing on a digital tuner across a mix of the fm and am dials.

Crickets chirping while it rains with rolling rumbles of thunder. Screen door then closes and muffles the sound.

The line "you may ask me, 'pastor, why are you playing this?' but remember christians are to be aware of what satan is doing, of his wiles and of his ways. ".

Saying, "get ready to move your noodley (noodly) appendages," with a flange and mechanized echo. Perfect for pastafarian exercise mixes.

Saying, "get ready to move your noodley (noodly) appendages," in a somewhat silly way.

A simple organ sound i came up with for a little radio show intro.