385 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Static Noise"

Part one out of who knows. I made this sound using an existing sound from my old tv, and a default static cut up into chunks from audacity.

Volume boosted sound of sweet potatoes "singing" as they bake in a small countertop oven. Probably compressor hum from a nearby refrigerator as well.

Sound that plays when ending conversation on a walkie-talkie radio.

Voice over a radio saying "ok, i'm opening the gate".

Various crackles and hums from a cable with a broken connection.

Just the sound of me fiddling around on the am frequency on my little transistor radio.

Tuned am radio across the band. Recorded with a tascam dr-40 and condenser mics.

Here is some am radio sound recorded from my laptop's soundcard whilst surfing twente university websdr.

Recording of me going through the frequencies of local am & fm radio with some of the noise between stations removed in audacity.

Some lovely growling made using an image-to-audio program and a lot of strange distortion plugins.

This is the sound that played when i tried to open a picture as raw data in audacity.

Something glitched in the processing, but i decided to keep it for other experiments.

Electromagnetic recording using a pick up coil.

Omnious stressing ambient noise. Free to use in any projects !.

Tuning / moving tuning dial on an am radio (australia). Use for whatever you want!.

A short and nasty sound interference (caution! to people with headphones!).

Requested sample for a flip across the radio dial. This is on the am side.

Gsm interference noise,. Synthesized based on http://www. Freesound. Org/people/rutgermuller/sounds/50699/#.

White noise recorded in the 1970's poland coming from speakers of a black and white television after broadcast ended at midnight.

The sound of a needle hitting the surface of a vinyl record.

The static at various points on the am radio bandwidth from 1040 khz to 1220 khz. Recorded from a digital tuner so the switch from location to location is a cold chop.

This is meant to be radio. And no, the channels aren’t real. I made the sounds between skips too.

I simply punched my pillow. Tried to take some of the static noise away. Hope it's useful. :).

An lg g2 mobile phone's background interference when plugged into my dr-01 over 1/4".

Bass speaker plugged to a pc that manages to capture the static produced by an lcd monitor. Noise varies according to what is shown in the screen.

This is static actually coming from my radio but its plugged into the same cord as my tv & they are very close together. So it's actually interference. Also the proximity of my phone gives more sound (ringy static). That really awesome modulating sound is the moment between clicking the on button & the picture coming on the screen. 2nd try was better after i adjusted the tuner a bit.

R. I. P to ears listen at your own risk this sound can do some mental damage. Good for pranks.

I accidentally made this in audacity while messing around with a synth i recorded.

An lg g2 mobile phone's background interference when plugged into my dr-01 over 1/4".

Recording of someone reading psalm 118:1 on a really old radio.

Sound effect of a tv turning on to a static channel. This sound was created for the video 'las amistades - novela mexicana' from canes produções. You can use this sound in any way you want. Just make sure to credit 'kleber kgf'. Good luck with your projects!. "who edits the editors?".

Computer-generated pink noise for ericastone. Not a recording , computer-generated, no voices, if you hear any it's pareidolia. Other pink noise on freesound may be of interest. . . Http://www. Freesound. Org/search/?q=pink+noise.

Created with audacity from white noice and various filters. Sounds like low-pressure compressed air being released through a nozzle.

Mysterious crackling noise. Possibly rain, or turntable static, or crumpled plastic?! i didn't make notes when recording this, so i have no idea. :).

This is the sound of electromagnetic waves from a macbook pro.

Sound next to a high voltage supply, it came out of an experiment.

The sound of scrubbing an fm radio back and forth across the spectrum. There are bits and pieces of stations picked up with static in-between. Recorded using an old analogue radio, connected to a zoom h1 handy recorder.

Electromagnetic recording of a laptop. Recorded the using lom elektrouši mics and a sony pcm-a10.

Church bells into dada life sausage fattener about 15 times, into audiodamage eos, into camelcrusher. Harsh noise sounds transitioning into a nice crescendo and flutter towards the end.

Sounds like it was a morse code sent by a human.

Freeform scanning through the frequencies on a short shave radio in the summer of 1990. Toronto.

A sequence that reproduces the sonic signature of noisy audio equipements like turntables or any other noisy/creaky piece of gear. Created on a roland system100 vintage modular synth.

Another sound recording from 4625 khz. It's a russian radio signal called "the buzzer".

Da spoke, da spins, da storted. Field recording of a bike tire spinning, ran through several different custom distortions.

Very strange sounds from a very high frequency.

My headphones started to screw themselves over while i was going for a walk with them and it started pouring in the middle of my walk. Which made my headphones pretty much unusable and it seemed to make this strange static noise even when turned off. It was actually kinda creepy but i did realise that this would make for a good sound for a videogame or movie that needs static of some kind. It's just too bad my headphones don't work anymore. Feel free to use this sound however you may please, you don't even have to credit me. It would be appreciated if you did though!.

Noisy interference caught in the short wave during the eighties and recovered of recordings in casette. First fragment of the package "onda-curta".

Raw binaural recording of a creaking floor, a radio with static being turned on and off, and a light switch being flicked. Best heard using earphones. Recorded using roland cs-10em with a sony icd-px470. Feel free to let me know what you do with the sound. :).

Inspired by a strange japanese number station i heard around 2012. I generated white noise, recorded an old toy, and found some public domain static and put it all together in this extremely eerie piece. It gets even creepier if you lower the pitch.