356 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Simulator"

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a spring.

This is a simulation to a organic fluid song.

Simulating flames using a plastic bag.

Hand pressure on a pillow for simulate a footstep in the grass.

Hand pressure on a pillow for simulate a footstep in the grass.

Simulated wing flaps of a bird or other creature created by waving a heavy bath towel and then speeding it up and adding a bit of eq. Recorded with a sterling audio st51 condenser mic.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a person's sigh.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a cracking noise.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a light turning on.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating an static sound.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a person's scream.

Fart simulation sound, made with the mouth.

Sirena de ambulancia simulada.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a person's sigh.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a glitch effect.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a person's sigh.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating a person's breath.

Simulated jungle sounds with industrial machinery in the background.

Simulating a flag waving in a storm.

A "lub dub" heartbeat sound made with a microphone rumble and various effects and filters.

Chains simulated using keys.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating the sound of someone breathing.

Hand pressure on a pillow for simulate a footstep in the grass.

A combination of wind and water sounds to simulate a storm at sea.

Another fart simulation sound, made with the mouth.

This is a simulation of the sound produced by the fabyan anti-gravity device which was built, tested and debunked in 1913 at riverbank estates in geneva, illinois. The device is now in the geneva historical society museum but is too fragile to attempt to operate it. This simulation was produced to accompany an asa conference presentation "what did colonel fabyan's anti-gravity device sound like?".

This is my recording of a blood splatter. Recorded using a water bottle spilling hard simulating blood.

An arm loosely falling near mic to simulate a fall.

Destroying a tree, hit some books to simulate it.

This reel is formatted specifically for use with the "time travel simulation" technique seen at https://youtu. Be/1nqemcvv2xo. Each (short) splice is recorded only on the left channel, so that it can be processed and then re-recorded into the right channel without interference. See the video for full details. Sound: transient sounds formatted for use in make noise morphagene. Recorded by mike johnson of the make noise crew, using zoom h4n in a kichen, then processed in ableton live. There are a few drum transients from a recording session as well.

A man announced in a radio station with a lot of noise.

Machine simulation sounds.

Meant to simulate a large robot walking.

This is an audio effect to simulate the movement of plates.

Me blowing into my microphone to simulate wind.

A sound that can be used to simulate something being destroyed.

Simulating the sound of a saw cutting wood. Throat sounds.

Sound made by clapping a ruler on a table. (use to simulate a clapping crocodile jaws. . . ).

Here's a sound i made by cracking a leather belt to simulate reins cracking.

Homemade sound with audacity simulating sizzling.

Used a bag to try to simulate crackling pepper.

Chewing: crunching hard food in closed mouth, slower pace. Crunching ice or other larger, harder food. Edited from the sound of a salt grinder intermittently crushing rock salt (tempo increased 15%, high cut eq applied to simulate closed mouth). Recorded using a tascam dr-40x and processed in audacity.

Simulation of pulling a head out of water.

Sonidos de pasos [simulation of slow footsteps recorded in studio).

I was trying to simulate the opening bell sound on michael jackson's beat it. . .

Using a toy to simulate the sound of a pig squealing.

This is a simulation of the 1912 fabyan anti-gravity device flying overhead.

Human simulation of something falling. Fun with microsoft voice recorder.

Large extension cable used to simulate a leather strap being tightened.