639 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Static"

Random captures from the wide-band websdr project.

Rich early-morning flip across the a. M. Radio dial.

A short puff radiostatic, can be used for a click-drum.

Noises from a unibody computer with wifi and bluetooth enabled.

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

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

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

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

Poorly tuned am station with several signals battling to come through at the 1600 khz setting.

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

A radio transmission recorded from 15205 khz ars bsksa holy quran radio in saudi arabia.

Tone generated on a landline phone when phone line is active and ready for use. Created from scratch using signal generators.

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

A short flip across the fm radio dial with cell phone interference. The file is slowed to roughly half speed. Can be looped to form a beat.

Was up late last night and needed to make a foley for a radio tuning for a movie project thats coming up. So i thought i try and make my own. I just took my alarm clock radio and played with the am tuner and got some pleasing results. In the beginning it tunes in into various stations while coming towards the end its very errie with static and a wobbly tone. Feel free to use this for your own project. Use any part of this recording that pleases you and have fun! and feel free to share what you made with it!.

The sound of scrubbing an am radio back and forth across the spectrum. There are bits and pieces of stations picked up, but it's mostly interference. Recorded using an old analogue radio, connected to a zoom h1 handy recorder.

Exploring the medium wave frequencies. Everything here sounds creepy. Radio used was a grundig yacht boy 207 with a broken antenna, recorded on a tascam dr-05x.

Buffer static = made with a max/msp patch. It is static.

The inspire project (http://image. Gsfc. Nasa. Gov/poetry/inspire/)offers a public continuous source of audible signal in vlf band direct of our ionosphere. In this pack i have extracted a selection of fragments of a minute of duration recorded at 7:01 am (local time) every day during approximately a month. If it interests to you listen more of this material you can connect here to stream:http://icecast. Msfc. Nasa. Gov:8000/inspire.

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

Although the project inspire (nasa) seems to have died, there are still sources of sound sources of vlf noise in the net. In http://abelian. Org/vlf can be found several available streams from multiple receivers located around the globe. In this package, i simply offer a few records scattered in time from this site. The stereo samples correspond to a experimental stream that combines two sources balanced on each channel: cumiana vlf receiver (italy) + sheffield vlf receiver (uk). The mono tracks correspond to other indeterminate receivers.

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

A scary sound i made with a detuned distorted square.

Subtle noise made by a bose wireless speaker while on stand-by: static noise accompanied by repetitive blows and low electronic beeps. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

I like to listen to static (often actually) and it actually shifts a lot through out the day. So i heard some cool ringy stuff. . & decided to sweep through the am band. . . And actually touching the screen of my cell made the static louder. Sounds like a synth.

Recording of static noise from a wireless digital video signal. Recorded with zoom h1.

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

Static from 1010 on the am band of the radio recorded from a digital tuner. The jumbled noise sounds like a harsh wind with an old school chattering satellite chirping away.

Continuous field recording of an electric hum in the stairwell of a building.

Recording of the static noise of my babyphone. Recorded with zoom h1. Free to use, no credit needed. You can't let me know in the comments for what you have used it.

Radio static processed thru a number of effects creating a sound like a fictional small welding laser beam.

Taxi dispatch.

Anti-radio.

Noisy morse code sounds recorded from shortwave radio static through the university of twente wideband short wave radio tuner website.

Loopable yo.

Vinyl crackle yo.

Recorded from shortwave stations.

Line in recording of me searching through radio channels on a ghetto blaster's radio i found on the side of the road. Includes weather and news reports.

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?".

What can i say. . . Its trippy.

Some more vinyl dust for y'all.

This is a background hiss my cheap microphone records when i use my laptop. I recorded with audacity. This one has spikes of static noise every so often, sounding almost like faint voices. It's creepy in my opinion. It can also sound like water or a waterfall running in the background, or a beeping futuristic computer in a spaceship.

Some bumps and taps for buttons and switches.

Real electrical hum, lifted from the beginning of a public domain film before the action started. Like the kind of hum you get when there is a short circuit or ungrounded wire. With a little bit of authentic static thrown in.

Excerpt from an improvised sound session made by a friend and myself.

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

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

Bpsk31 recorded on the 20 meter band. Very weak signal with lots of ionospheric fading.

An audio cable being unplugged and plugged into a speaker at max volume and different speeds. Recorded using zoom h1 recorder.

The interference picked up on the am band of the radio from a wireless mouse.