640 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Static"

Very loud static noise from baldi's basics birthday bash.

Stuffmade while transferring stuff.

A choppy section of am radio static at the 1400 khz mark on the dial.

A special request for an old time radio announcer. Without radio static.

The sound of a radio that is not receiving a signal.

Grossbass static flange.

This is a big chunk of radio static from an am radio set recorded close with a zoom recorder. The radio static is very organic and chaotic sounding / natural.

Static with pops from dead air on a radio station. Starts with a drone which fades from the background.

Crispy static recorded from my car radio, possibly caused by some sort of internal electrical workings, or interference.

Low radio static with interference. Loopable. Adapted from pfranzen's "turning a radio on" (528272) and mattwasser's "radio_noises" (58932).

Static interference glitch.

Foley effect with the purpose of simulating an static sound.

By phasing a normal radio static noise, i made this strange sound.

Slow flip along a portion of the am radio band using an analog receiver. Static and some talk.

The sound of static that has been warped to produce a strange sounding tone.

Television, click and static turning on an off of crt tv. Sony m10. 2012.

Loopable static sound from speakers. Also sounds like the hum from fluorescent tube lights.

Static from 750 khz on the am radio band, with a faint traffic report in the jumble.

Static interference glitch 2.

Static with bits of distant crackling.

Really messed up beat made by static type noises.

Recording from the 590 kilohertz mark on the am radio bandwidth. Very typical mono static.

Electromagnetic recording of electronic device (computer?). Recorded a long duration of a static tone.

Static from 770 khz on the am radio band, with a cycling sort of zap sound.

I'm a student studying sound and i and recording sounds this is one of the recordings. This sound was created by holding the microphone behind a t. V on a static channel.

A weird noise i got when recording radio static and using a dvd burner on my computer at the same time.

A short clip that sounds like standing inside of a noisy factory or a dam, or an amplified refrigerator. Lots of static.

A soft static hiss from somewhere on the radio dial.

Short noise can be used for radio/static on tv. Made with audacity.

Static recorded using a sade's gaming headset mic.

Buzzy patch of static from the am radio dial slowed and with a filter and some digital reverb.

Radio static i recorded from an old am/fm radio with a akg perception mic. Used in the song nonbeing by instead of ink @ http://insteadofink. Bandcamp. Com/.

Fm band radio flip with a repeated sample of static at the end processed with various effects until it becomes a basic drumbeat.

Section of am radio static with a high pitched sing in it, from the 580 kilohertz mark of the bandwidth.

Rain, under an umbrella, sounds like electrical static. Binaural. Sony m10 with cs-10em mics. 2012.

Recording on my broken microphone on audacity.

From reason 6, thor patch "paranormal static".

Another error sound, consisting of a static-like sound repeating 3 times.

Static Check by Pipe Choir

Made in audacity.

A short section from the 570 kilohertz area of the am radio band, static with obscured talk radio voices in it.

A2a cessna 182t engine sound on tarmac with brakes on revving to record background static for troubleshooting purposes.

Turning the dial on an fm radio in a hotel room.

Static from the 760 khz mark of the am radio band, with spikes to the high side of the tone and very little bass.

Static on the radio as a result of tuning a few channels down on an existing radio station. A voice is heard but their words are undecipherable.

Quickly changing radio stations on a fm radio.

Violin band filtered sample remix.

I imported a non-sound file in audacity and this was the last few seconds.

Feel free to use it! please comment with something you came up with:d.

Just your basic old fashioned tv set sound when it's not on a channel. . . .