4,491 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Stereo"

Get outta my head, get outta my head!.

Electrical sewing machine branded "victoria". You can hear the overload of the electrical motor driving themachine as the pedal is pushed before start. Recorded through the internal stereo mike of a sony ex1 camera.

Various clicks of the mouse and roll of the mousewheel.

A medical vacuum pump, sounding like a pan-sonic sample.

Recording of a fire alarm message, en francais.

My office chair squeaks every time i lean forwards or backwards.

Sample 3 of three. Not dissimilar from 1 and 2.

Sample 2 of the three sounds. A pathetic contribution, but hey.

Recorded the grinding of a pepper grinder, with a zoom h5.

Floor fan turning on and going through all the different speed settings.

120 bpm snare roll, progressively increasing in speed to 384th notes and beyond.

Yea and mario wow mixed it a craptastic youtube way.

Water running through a concrete tube underneath my driveway, includes thunder and rain.

Water running through a concrete tube underneath my driveway, includes thunder and rain.

Water running through a concrete tube underneath my driveway, includes thunder and rain.

Some pieces of wood falling and colliding with one another. . . That is all.

This sample was recorded on the meadow using 2 condenser cardioid mics from the level of the grass.

Horn hit for freesound. Org:. A little big sound effect!. Listen more to: https://soundcloud. Com/dees-tunes.

Shuckborough woods, northamptonshire, england, 6/2/11. Dense pine forest. Damp pine needles underfoot. Wonderfully windy in the canopy of the trees.

Device: zoom h5 (x-y stereo input)48khz 16-bit. I locked my cat outside and he's begging me to open the door. Rarely can i manage to record the sound from a cat in such strong emotion, so i rolled the recorder for 1 minute with guilt. I gave my cat a fish can afterward, so don't feel sorry when you use the sound.

Sample 1 of a few horror-type sound effects i mixed together for something i. . . Don't particularly recall at the moment. Horribly generic, i know, but hey, there's got to be a variation.

Plastic bag being put on pair of microphones. It makes impression of bag being put on listener's head when listened on earphones (so called binaural recording). If you use this sound in your recording, i'll be glad to hear it :)ratings and/or comment are also highy appreciated :).

Club kick stereo boom.

A stereo sound with some crinkling.

Footsteps in snow, recorded in stereo.

Footsteps in snow, recorded in stereo.

Footsteps in snow, recorded in stereo.

Mild breeze consistently blowing through trees overhead. Recorded on zoom h5 stereo recorder. Recorded in southern california, usa.

Stereo recording of the dawn chorus in a forest in may. 24-bit stereo wav, unprocessed.

Stereo recording of small rainstorm. A little bit of thunder.

Binaural stereo field recording, standing in a subway station.

Stereo whoosh. Recorded using a tascam dr-05 24 bit 96000 hz. If you appreciate the cc0 leave a comment.

Listen with secure stereo headphones. Another example of this inverting effect; note that the song sounds richer and more present upon applying the effect.

A stapler being used.

Small group cheering "yay".

Stereo ambient recording with a tascam dr-100 mic's. One of the exhibition hall of the museum für naturkunde in berlin. Recorded a sunday afternoon.

Multiple snow footsteps, some wind.

Stream recorded in wales.

A short stereo ambiance of a street with pedestrians cars and some wind (sorry)recorded from a window with a sony ecm 719 and mz1.

Stereo ambient recording with a tascam dr-100 mic's. One of the exhibition hall of the museum für naturkunde in berlin. Recorded a sunday afternoon. Different position.

This is a stereo recording of a rather large waterfall. A sony pcm-d100 was placed just above and to the left of the waterfall on a stone piling.

Another recording of lamp-buttons.

Pulling aside a shower curtain quickly.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Multiple takes of a train passing by. Hard stereo, recorded with built-in zoom h4n mics (120 degrees), 48khz 24bit.

Wind sound mixed with reaper effects.

Shopping cart being pushed across wood floor in a medium sized room recorded in stereo using sterling audio st51 condenser mic in right channel and peavey pvm 38i cardioid dynamic mic in left channel.