456 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Slightly"

A hollow sounding explosion, could be used for a metallic hit or slightly muted bang.

A recording of the freezer door opening. I can hear the frozen packages inside slightly crinkling. Recorded with zoom h5 (xyh-5)october 23, 2018.

Composite video from a directv receiver routed into the line-in of a zoom zh1. Slightly denoised with izotope rx. Requires a sharp notch to get rid of some ugly high-end.

Composite video from a directv receiver routed into the line-in of a zoom zh1. Slightly denoised with izotope rx. Requires a sharp notch to get rid of some ugly high-end.

Regular sigh pitched up slightly - cartoon style. Recorded on blue snowball microphone 8. 10. 2017 - recording for my own animation series, mars tv. (voice of marty the goofball martian).

This is a short bassline sequence, played with plectrum on a classica (nylon string) guitar. The sound was slightly muted using the hand to damp it. I used this sound for coursera course "audio processing for music applications". .

I needed a nice clear, slightly ominous match being lit, and so we created this composite using kitchen matches in the shower with a zoom h2.

A recording of me tossing around and tapping on a metal foil lid from a food container. Recorded at my desk. Slightly edited to remove background noise and long pauses.

An empty beer bottle rolling on a rough pavement / sidewalk late at night. Recorded on a sony xperia z3, and slightly edited to remove the majority of background noise.

Sound of my boots walking on a slightly muddy stone path in rainy weather.

Large glass fronted wood burning stove, recorded with the door slightly open to create bassy roaring sounds. Recorded with : zoom h5 -- h5 stereo capsule.

This wa maybe my first attempt at doing something that i would describe as steve reich-y (not knowing very much about steve reich) which is a method i got slightly obsessed with. Basically (for me) it was creating a short measure for a few instruments (apso uploaded here) but then layering them, slightly and increasingly out of time, so that they go out of phase and create a huge trippy musical canvas that you couldn't have predicted from the opening measure (well i couldn't, but i know nothing about music).

A small group of 32 (slightly edited) teenage voices murmuring, if you listen closely, you can hear a female voice say "speak up!".

Call of an unidentified bird in canberra, australia recorded at sunset (around 21:30) on 9 january 2019. Recorded on a mobile phone (nokia 6. 1) and slightly enhanced in audacity (normalisation and noise removal).

Short and sudden twisting of a glas opening against another one with a slightly smaller but fitting opening. Possible use as fragments/sublayer in sounddesign.

Multiple female screams with slightly differing timbres. Great for layering. Recorded with the rode nt3 condenser microphone into cubase.

Small flask stuck in a mug which i dropped on the floor. Interesting sound which i then recorded three times slightly different microphone settings. Used swissonic digital recorder with stereo mics.

3 korg wavedrum samples arranged in abletons simpler. 2 are taken from the eastern dancehall instrument - the 3rd from the conga. Slightly enriched with a beat repeater.

This is a heavy rock-riff i thought up and used to play a lot of years ago. It kind of stuck with me and i have worked it out in mmm2006, and it is slightly altered. Hope you enjoy!.

Binaural field-recording of myself singing a lullaby to my child. He fell asleep, so, you can try in loop mode :-). It is "slightly" out of tune.

Hairy warbling to a dark step rhythm beat. O-ctrl used to make it squeal a little. Harmonaig generates triad chords, slightly offset.

Dropping a medieval drinking horn on a stone floor from a few centimeters over the floor. A few of the later takes were dropping it on a thin blanket ontop of the stone floor, to muffle the sound slightly.

Some recordings meant to work as the flapping of bat wings. To record this, i just used a plant with slightly leathery/plastic-sounding leaves and shook it a few times in front of a mic. Simple but effective!.

Recorded in a big garage near an old air conditioning unit using the zoom h2n. The recording was slightly edited in adobe audition with the stereo expander effect.

The sound of a teabag squeezer hitting the lid of an ornamental brass pot. It creates a generic "ding" sound. There is a small amount of static noise in the background. Sounds slightly like a triangle i guess. Recorded with a cheap pc microphone.

A door in cooper science building at ball state university in muncie, in that makes different pitched tones depending on how fast wind is blowing outside it. The pitch can also be shifted by opening and closing the door slightly. (arcv).

A door in cooper science building at ball state university in muncie, in that makes different pitched tones depending on how fast wind is blowing outside it. The pitch can also be shifted by opening and closing the door slightly. (arcv).

Soundscape of a little town near milano during a slightly rain, various birds are singing. Recorded inside a room through a window with a digital recording roland r05 (inbuilt stereo mic).

A stereo recording of a whiteboard duster across a plastic table. Moves from right to left. I used it to simulate a sliding door. Slightly compressed to even out the dynamics and recorded at 48k 24bit.

Recorded a clap in my bathroom with no shower door or curtain with a zoom zh1 @ 96khz 32bit, denoised with izotope rx, flattened spectrum slightly by matching with pink noise.

A string of brass bells that hung on a doorknob. I shook them slightly and you can sometimes hear them knock against the surface. Very bright and arhythmic. Recorded with my trusty zoom h2.

My field recording of the rain at my house in bangkok, thailand, but then the rain began to stop. You can are also hear some building construction sound slightly in the background. Recorded with zoom h1.

A snare i made in fl studio by layering multiple different snare and tom sounds together and eq'ing them slightly.

Low rumble of an office chair rolling and dragging against the floor. Multiple takes, slow/long and fast/short ones. Recorded with a røde videomic from close range. Processed slightly, a little hiss remains.

Me making raptor noises with a slight echo and a pitch shift. A few of them are much deeper, like a t-rex. I get slightly choked in the middle.

Slightly resonant clanging and pinging of me hitting the metal stairs of a reviewing stand used in a local parade. The mic is held very close to the surface, so there is very little environmental noise.

A slow interlude with a romantic wistful feel. . . Mixed keyboards slightly slowed and stretched. . . Ideal for film backing and transition.

Stereo-recording at home from my external hard-disk drive, turning as it is working on a large file, steady with only few variations. Slightly processed.

Different takes off at the end of the runway 25l at brussels airport. Recorded with a sennheiser mkh60 slightly mixed with a rode nt4 on a sound devices 664.

A dinosaur falls to the ground. Heavy impact. Made with dufflebag, laundry bag, leather couch cushions and a plastic bag. Second impact has a slightly different eq.

I recorded myself on my camcorder, brought it into power director 9, altered the audio by dropping the octave slightly then adding a little reverb and saving it as a wav file.

The sound of steady rainfall, as heard from my front porch. Traffic can be heard slightly during some moments. Nothing else, just the rain. Recorded on the tascam dr-05x, limited and normalized in audacity.

An improved version of my "single gunshot 4. 2" sfx; this one isn't too meaty or filled with irritating reverb as this one, which i believe is also slightly more realistic. Created with audacity. Use however you see fit.

Swelling ambient sound. Could be used for ambient sounds in an industrial setting. Source sounds:washing machine pitch shifted by 6 semi tones then slightly stretchedeq applied accenting low endreverbcompression with a ghost snare side chained to it to create the swell. Enjoy.

Pattering of rain on a metal roof, with water dripping onto the window sills. The windows are slightly open, so the noise isn't completely muted. Outside, rain falls onto concrete and asphalt.

A recording of me playing on an old, slightly detuned geyer piano. A little reverb has been added to the recording that was captured with a phone. Feel free to use this sequence for whatever you're planning to work on!. The playing is based on an improvisation.

Creating slight variations in a simple beat with control voltage. All analog gear in my modular synth. Slightly "mastered" in audacity (normalization, compression, limiter).

A montain bike breaking on concrete. Recorded with a pentax k5 and an audio technica pro 24-cm stereo microphone at 16bit/32khz. Slightly edited in audacity in order to reduce major peaks (by hand, no plugin) and to improve the headroom.

Back to a normal loop. This loop contains more noise. . . Though they sound like a rough shaker in the background. The bassdrum is slightly not prevalent.

Portable oil heater being dragged on its plastic wheels across a (slightly gritty) tiled floor. Close mic with tascam dr100. Cleaned up a bit (light compression).