70 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Senses"

Senses importence in the life of a languageby: maqsood hasniabuzar barqi kutab'khana dec. 2019.

From my mod - evil voice senses the evil power in a bunny.

A spooky "wailing" sound, that puts your senses on-edge. Simply made with my electric guitar and me messing around with effects in audacity. Paul stretch is a superb effect for creating a stretched out "wailing" sound.

A sci-fi like sound effect, made for a feeling offear washing over someone. Could be from something lookingback at you, or maybe something passing by you etc. . . Created from a heavily editing recording of thewall gas heater in my home. -----------------------------------------------------------------------. This sound, as well as everything else i have uploaded here,is completely free for anyone to use. |you may use this in any project, whether it becommercial, or not. You aren't even required to credit me,although that would be appreciated. |you may use any of my sounds however you please. I hope they are useful. 🎶.

My cringy laugh that makes no sense.

I created this sound to add to the freesound. Org library of sound, because, to obtain use on a sound here, one of the stipulations was that i had to add a sound here at freesound. Org. I love sounds. My senses have always naturally been fine tuned to appreciate the subtle cues in sounds, although, as an artist, i am more drawn to create music or visual art, rather than sounds, but i gave it my best try here. This is a sound i have been doing for years, since a very young child actually. Basically the sound is achieved by making three sounds with my mouth. . . 1. Sucking my lips together, and then opening my mouth, 2. Bringing lips back together and forcing air out 3. And then the sound of my tongue pressed just under my front teeth, and flicking my tongue down. I do this very fast. Enjoy!.

Snap artistical sound,analog sound,cool sound,warm soundspace sense.

My second attempt at field recording footsteps, this time with a boom stick pointing the microphone diagonally at my feet. It sounds much clearer, with less noise reduction than my previous recording.

A sound without real sense, could be used to simbolice different feelings.

A man saying "hmm!" with the sense of "oh, i see!".

Making funny voice in catalan saying "escolta'm josep, tens un nou fàrmac?" which could be translated to something like "listen, josep, you got a drug*?" but not in the bad drug sense, in the pharmaceutical product sense.

Suggests a sense of hope maybe for an intro, over credits or scene transition.

The door closes with a sense of. . . Metallic finality?.

A young man saying "oh!" with a sense of wonder, awe or understanding.

A strange sound giving the sense of spireling all falling.

Cinematic Stops and starts shape an interesting contour, opening a sense of hopelessness. Source: Kevin MacLeod - Kevin MacLeod

A quick recording to give people a sense of a relatively quite office space.

Cinematic Stops and starts shape an interesting contour, opening a sense of hopelessness. Source: Kevin MacLeod - Kevin MacLeod

Police car sound from left channel to right channel. Create a sense of space.

This is the sound of my scanner working. It makes me sleepy and gives me a false sense of cold.

This is the sound of an hair dryer i used to have. This sound makes me very sleepy and gives me a false sense of heat.

An eerie sound effect that can be used in movies or games to spawn a sense of fear into the listener. Made with fl studio 10enjoy!.

This is the story of a russian mans daily life. Its a funny story that makes absolutely no sense what so ever.

A melodic cinematic drone that provides a sense of sadness or awe. Made with a casio keyboard and processed with audacity.

This is a short piece i wrote. Its not meant to make sense, its meant to make you think to find deeper meaning to the words i say.

Experimenting with reverb and frequency on my "meaty gunshot. Wav" sfx resulted in this; hopefully this conveys the audible sense that the gunshot is being fired underwater. Created and edited with audacity.

Recording someone typed on a keyboard, inverted sense and put an effect echo, wahwah and fade in. Generate à pink noise with a earning to -30db, and put a fade in and fade out. Normalize all to 0db.

The sound of a pack of coyotes calling. Great reverb of canyon walls adds extra realism ans sense of space.

Advancement or success deserves digital reinforcement of the accomplishment. By allowing the user to experience this media, you will convey a complete sense of a task earned well. No rights reserved.

A bit of outdoor sound that is almost nothing, yet provides a sense of realism to conversation or other sounds. A minute and seventeen seconds of loop-able background recorded before seven am.

A compilation of effected mouth noises that create the sense of something whizzing past in motion. Leave a comment to let me know where you're using this! enjoy. Akg 414. Effect processing in pro tools.

This such a crazy beat about huge experience what cowbell make sense such crazy when its fast and much. I use only 4 instruments and it sounds complete. I use program magix music maker.

A scared person’s footsteps as they speed walk through a haunted house/mansion/ride. You can hear the heartbeats in the background to create a sense of urgency and fear. The gator’s dragged out “roar” adds to the environment along with the creaking door at the end.

An aggregate of spatially mixed "whoosh" noises, some made by mouth sounds, and effected to create the sense of motion as something whizzes by. Leave a comment or link to let me know where you use this! enjoy!. Akg 414. Post effect processing in pro tools.

This ringtone is a very quiet sound and is intended to stand in sharp contrast to the hectic world. It is intended that you only sense it at the beginning and only become aware of it at the end of its melody. Important calls repeat themselves anyway and you are saved the unimportant ones. 😁.

This sound has been created by modifying a voice record of about 3 minutes non-sense talk. Afterwards transformed and modified by many various effects in audacity. Sounds like an alien transmission or digital matrix, transformation kinda thingy. . Feel free to use as you like under public domain.

A gentle looping atmo of a computer with fans, a very silent transformer hum and occasional hard drive access. Released under the only license which makes sense for this type of thing: cc0 feel free to use it for whatever and however.

A toy bought for our golden retriever. It's a plush with a closed ball inside it. Inside the ball there is a speaker and a spinning motor that which makes the toy bounce. The motor being noisy, i locked it for the recording. Recorded with olympus ls-p4 onboard microphones.

A space-like sound. I imagined it as an airlock seal engaging in outer space, and the overwhelming sense of isolation through a shifting 8k tone. Believe it or not, i generated this sound not for battlestar galactica, but a courtroom scene on a play i designed the sound for.

Aerosol spray can squirting. This particular can was full of compressed air. I could almost sense their disappointment as the excited air molecules escape and disperse into what is in reality a rather drab room with a middle-aged man standing in the middle. Olympus ls-5, built-in mic capsules, no filtering.

I stopped on my way into work for a minute to record the sounds coming from a hedge. There's birdsong, a bit of traffic and you might be able to sense my awkwardness as i stood on the side of the street pointing a little electronic device towards a bush. Olympus ls-5, internal mics, no filtering.

There is a man in besiktas ferry port. He sits and plays trumpet between üsküdar port and kadıköy port. I saw him there couple times. So he belongs that place in a sense. I added flanger at two point just for my taste :) recorded by zoom h6 with internal xy mic on last quarter of 2019.

Recoding from my sony camcorder while holidaying in italy. The 7am and 7pm bells from the campanile (bell tower) in the medieval hilltop village of sorana, tuscany. Note at beginning the muffled sound of bells from nearby village and the odd ever present birds. I left these sounds in as they give a sense of place to the bells.

Short vignette meant to invoke a mixed sense of adventurous curiosity with a sinister undercurrent for apprehensive tension. May be used for short film or video game soundtracks as long as the artist, komit, is credited for the bit of sound used. You don't have to ask me personally for permission to use it, as long a credit is given. Thank you.

This sound is of a loop of chains being manipulated, along with footsteps. It is meant to invoke a sense of imprisonment or creepiness, but you may use it as you please. It was taken using a zoom h4n field recorder. The chains were 1/4 inch thick, attached to picnic tables, the footsteps are of skate shoes on concrete. 2014.

A more dreary version of spooky siren. The intonations of this feel more grimdark, in a sense total tripedation and tension over an event can be felt like the forthcoming of a thunderstorm over a hero illuminating him towards his true path. Reasynth, orilriver and losers filtering plugins were used. I inspired this from half life 2's citadel siren which contained a single trailing notation.

I made this using an alto recorder and then adding reverb to it. I have made it longer or shorter by just adding or taking away pieces in the middle. It was made to convey a sense of foreboding. I hope you like it. I am grateful for all the sounds i have found and used in freesound - feels good to finally be able to give back and contribute!.

Every now and then i get on reaktor and jam out a load of abstract weirdness to cut up and be used or further processed, i am uploading some of the raw, continuous files for you to do the same. They tend to be kinda aggressive, but not always and not unusably so (in a commercial sense).

Every now and then i get on reaktor and jam out a load of abstract weirdness to cut up and be used or further processed, i am uploading some of the raw, continuous files for you to do the same. They tend to be kinda aggressive, but not always and not unusably so (in a commercial sense).

Busy street in tokyo during the evening rush hour. I placed a pair of mics at 120 degrees between 2 stop lights on a busy street. There are 3 distinct "waves" of traffic let through the lights and all our recorded well. The panning is quite dramatic, so you really get a sense of movement.