1,485 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Stereo Type"

Typing on a keyboard.

A tune made using Faust Music Creator for the Adlib sound card and recorded digitally from the YM3812 chip.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recording of someone typing on their keyboard of a laptop/computer. Recorded o a zoom h5.

I recorded myself typing on my corsair k95 rgb platinum. This is a keyboard with cherry mx brown mechanical switches and has a tactile feel to it. I recorded this with a audio-technica at2020 condenser microphone w/ pop filter and shock mount.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Typing on a semi-mecanic keyboard<- this was recorded by an h1 zoom handy recorder.

This is a high-quality foley sound effect of me typing on my logitech k811 keyboard. Chain: ev re320, mogami gold studio cable, apogee element 46. Daw: adobe auditionresolution: 48khz/24bit.

Typing on a loud, clacky m-series keyboard. There's a little bit of white noise in the background; if there's an interest i'd be willing to re-record without the white noise. Just leave a comment.

It's a gong sound. . . There's really nothing to say about it.

Several distinct words being typed on a keyboard. Two hits of the "enter" key thrown in at the end for good measure.

Raw audio of me typing on my old perkins brailler, this time with a sheet of paper in it. I believe something was wobbling around the desk and i couldn't get rid of that noise with audacity, however it isn't all that unnatural for an object to be vibrating or wobbling when someone is typing on a heavy brailler like this. Recorded with a zoom h1n.

Small office environment in zurich switzerland.

Typing on a laptop.

Nord wave play formula 8 bit clavia.

My play on nord wave to get 8bit formula.

Recordings from one of my workshops at uni. Gareth stuart is playing while we test mic techniques for: interaural intensity difference, interaural time difference and which techniques and positions reduced the instruments natural hiss, but we also discovered that a lot of people like the clarinet's tuneful hiss. We used an ab split stereo pair , xy pair and then an ortf pair. Used rode's nt5 pair, veeery nice.

Was recorded from a terrace on the fifth floor of the building with two omnidirectional lavalier microphones with ab stereo technique.

Studio technologies - stereo simulator (generation ii). Https://studio-tech. Com/products/generation-ii-stereo-simulator/. The generation ii stereo simulator from studio technologies creates a convincing stereo imagefrom a mono audio source. The fully mono-compatible signal simulates space withoutreverberation by using random, non-recursive filter techniques. The mode switch (found on the hardware unit) controls the overall sound of the generation ii. In the music position, the full audio bandwidth of the input signal is simulated. This mode isappropriate for audio material with little or no voice-only content. In the music & voice position, the input signal is sent through a band-reject filter prior togetting sent to the simulator circuits. This creates stereo simulation over the low and highfrequency range, while limiting simulation in the voice band. This mode is appropriate for audiomaterial that contains voice-only content, such as a film track or television show. The stereo intensity control determines the amount of stereo simulation that is produced. Inthe fully counterclockwise position (ir files “0” – included for process comparison), no simulatedstereo is produced. The mono input signal is sent equally to the left and right outputs. As thecontrol is turned clockwise (ir files “1 – 6”), the amount of stereo simulation increases.

This is a recording of a tram passing by. It was recorded with dpa-4017 and ambient ate-208 in a ms setup. The file is already decoded for stereo (l,r) listening. Recording device: sd-552.

Desert wind stereo.

Styrofoam on a carpet. Using the stereo-effect on a h4nsp. The sound was recorded in august 2016 in an old industrial hulk in leipzig, 10 metres below the surface. Because there were some raves now and then, there was a lot of stuff i could use for creating sounds.

Oct12 task.

Rain. Recorded with zoom h2n.

Harpsichord recorded with overhead mics.

Running across the stereo field.

Running across the stereo field.

Sharp rain sound on canvas awning over concrete stairwell, with some low rumbles from wind flapping the canvas. Recorded with microphones tucked behind ears for fairly good binaural effect.

Thunder clap during a heavy rain storm in london. Recorded on a zoom h1 at 9600bps 48mhz.

The sound of a balloon being inflated. Recorded using a zoom h2n handy recorder and a pair of roland binaural mic/headphones on 09-feb-2015 in my home studio as part of a foley session for a short animated feature. Edited in reason 7.

A large truck (a garbage truck if i remember right) driving by. In stereo.

Slowly playing a christian hymn, i think in english it is "at the cross".

Pipe organ c3 note (fondamental frequency = 261,46 hz, i. E. C3 minus 1. 1 cent of semitone). Organ stop named "montre 8". Recorded in france.

A nice and fat stereo sound that is a compilation of several match samples that i found here to give it more fatness.

Four propellers freight plane evolutions overhead recorded in le bourget with 744t and a shure vp88 stereo mic 44. 1khz 16 bits wave.

Moderate rain hitting an umbrella in stereo.

This is a train passing by recorded with a edirol r09.

I was standing on the dock of our marina and recorded this small boat passing by. Recorded with my sony stereo recorder. Enjoy and comment and rate and download as well.

I composed this music by recording in same parts of the song.

Police car sound from left channel to right channel. Create a sense of space.

Large stream recorded near murfreesboro, tennessee, usa.

Two contact microphones placed on two pieces of coal and burning wood. Eventually, the contact microphones both burn completely. You can also hear digital noise before that. Free to use without any credit.

Sand footsteps recorded in xy.

Typing on a computer keyboard.