786 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Submarine Echo"

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Drums loop with echo (i recorded it myself).

A sound effect made in flstudio. A deep bellowing, windy sound made from utilizing fruity plugins like fruity love philter on a recorded percussion sample i took with my then crappy svure mic.

This sound is a mix between me walking in the grass and me riding book. I applied an echo of 3 seconds with a 4 factor. Moreover, i add an adjustable melted at the beginning of the sound.

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I recorded this for a gamejam in 2017. Used for the game over screen where there was a maniac, demoniac child laughing at you. I probably will never be capable of doing this same laugh again. The game itself was not very good in the end. . . I had a lot of fun with my friends making it though.

Repitched a flute to make a melody and added delay and a drum loop.

Two receptionists sped up and echoed on audacity.

A reverbed paultretched click track. I don't recall the exact bpm though. The paulstretch was of a factor of 1. 0.

Distorted guitar solo. 100% free. Donations are welcomehttps://mpago. La/2sycyek.

Beware!.

Sound from kitchen drain inside house in poipet (ប៉ោយប៉ែត). Record use zoom h4n pro, 2019. 05. 10 02:03 (only can record this sound in quiet and late nights).

Strange pew-pew sound reaction to fireworks at parker steel factory, portslade.

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

I decided to make monster-like noises into my cheap mic, and something odd came out. I will never be able to reproduce this sound vocally again.

Ocean-like sub frequency information. Can be used as a layer for many purposes.

An odd, and deep clicking sound.

Dog barking outdoors, in a very reverberant space that gives a slapback delay effect. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Recording of the 2022 new year's eve fireworks in brisbane, 8:30pm show. This version has less crowd cheers, but a higher noise floor. Recorded from the adelaide st meriton building in brisbane with a bp4025 microphone and zoom f6.

A creepy recording of laughing echo and beeping noise. Made by recording the sound of laughter on broken lavalier microphone.

This is the first sound from me to everyone! there will be many more coming soon. Sign up on twitter @raph_web3 and i'll be posting lots of free quality sounds here. Recorded on a dr100 mk3 tascam + synth.

Tribal style drum fill with an echoing synth stab.

Experiment weaving objects in to the banjo strings creating a echo-like effect. Recorded with cheap pc microphone.

Impro guitar indian style with some echo sounds like sitar :).

The piledriver recording from quite a distance awy, this time with a clack echo between strikes. Again, recording time shortened by windy conditions.

Tapping on heavy gas cylinder, thumping echoing sounds.

The ambiance of a large hall with very few people in it. Recorded on a zoom h6 recorder.

1911 suppressed pistol shot.

Heavy office door opening and closing in an echo-y environment. Recorded on a samsung galaxy s3 using recforge.

Me on the electric guitar, looped with effects added, 102 bpm.

I say bybieye with a sick echo.

Dragging a piece of wood down a set of stairs inside of a silo. Nice natural reverb.

I've played the notes with an electric bass, the notes sequence are c, d and d#. Recorded with audacity and edited in adobe audition.

Live drums with excessive reverb.

Another bram, nothing to do with the freesoundproject webmaster.

I recorded my whistle with this one too. I have the ability to make reverse whistling sounds. I just killed background noises in my bedroom using my audio editing program and i added a reverb for that echo in the forest sound. This is a bird making different sounds.

Deep in the midgard mountain is a dragon wakening up. You are far from him. The sound has travelled kilometers.

Hitting a large piece of plywood, recorded with a very cheap and low-quality computer mic. Processed in audacity for echo and added bass.

Relaxing in the steam room, stumbled across greatness. Recorded on iphone.

Not just any thunder this! this is the spanish variety and anyone who has been around a spanish thunderstorm will know what i mean. This field recording was made from my villa and this is both rural and situated between two mountain ranges. So, you've got the thunder, the acoustics, the sound of the rain and the birds in the nearby trees. If you listen closely enough then you might hear the sound of the breeze through the palm trees. Recorded with twin directional mike pointing away from each other. . . For just about the best stereo separation you're going to get!.

Deep bass sound.

November 5th 2009. 8pm guy fawkes night. The sound of distant fireworks echoes off trees in a scots pine plantation in rural surrey, england. Recorded on a zoom h2 at 48khz using the front 120˚ microphone.

In an after death setting, you may be temporarily parked in an waiting room, before the admission to the paradise. A strange door opens and closes, a ring sounds (the saint peter's office?), whispered voices, steps, echoed little noises. Registration made into an empty big church, with very few people praying and some maintenance operations. Equipment used: sony icd-sx800d, external microphone rode ntg-2.

Sound is a short, looped vocal "growl" attempting to emulate the sound of a stationary buses engine.

Sounds that were created during a mixing session. I cut out my favorite samples.

Sitting by king's college chapel listening to voices, footsteps and echoes within the quadrant.

Minor chord progression on mic'd acoustic guitar with a dirty sounding echo.

Chord progression on mic'd acoustic guitar. A major, c# minor, b minor, e major. Sm57.

This is a sound file of a hand hitting radiator.

For "man of la mancha" i needed the sound of don quixote hitting the stage while off stage fighting windmills. I dropped a sandbag a few times, and added the sounds together. You can hear the slight reverb from our walls. I wanted the slight echo effect of the stage, so that the audience thought he really fell.