139 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Tail"

A falling energy synth tone with a little slow sweep in the tail.

A super heavily compressed and saturated snare with a decently long noise tail. Fun to pitch up or chop and throw into a break. Used in my upcoming hybrid-v ep release.

A single deep splattering synth hit followed by a long reverb tail.

Soft synth with a huge reverb tail made with ubermod.

Same as the punchy soft snare (short), except with more white noise at the tail.

Advanced analog hardware snippet. Recorded feedback of a reverb tail.

Peaky noise sweep, using resonant band pass filters then a sharp cut tail.

Duby sample with long tail. Dubtechno piece of puzzle.

A short hit with long reverberant tail. Processed audio recording.

Layered and higly processed with punchy attack and fat subsonic tail.

My cat purring and suckling his own tail recorded through a shotgun mic. Cc0.

An hoover sound where the tail end sounds remarkably similar to the thx movie sound.

Slice of heavily processed snare with a flanged body, crisp attack & reverb'd tail.

Hitting a wine glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

Hitting a pint glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

This a bass made by me with fl studio in 2003 more or less.

Hitting a cocktail glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

Hitting a cocktail glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

One shot recorded through fl studio and pitched down. Tail is created by convolution reverb.

Hitting a champagne flute glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

A dark whoosh for titles, with a dissolving effect at the tail.

Started out as a sample of an aluminum girder being struck, then the tail of that was granulated.

Zil bel ice bell. Recorded a few feet away in a large reverberant room. 400 hz with a nice long tail.

Dark electronical scape inspired from the video game "tom clancy's the division".

Cool free burp sound. Arozzi colonna mic. Obs capture. Happy accident. Noise reduction in the tail with audacity.

The question, "you call that dancin'?" with effects. The tail turns from a doot-doot to a flange tap.

A 96khz recording of a sword being tapped with the handle of a metal knife. This one has quite a resonant tail.

Fireworks recorded on july 4th, 2013. ~. 25 miles from launch site in a neighborhood. Recorded with tascam im2 into rode rec. Small sweetening done to augment cracks and reverb tail.

I used the ben burtt technic to design this punch; mixing a whip tail sound with a the sound taken from hitting a jacket with a baseball bat. Here is a link where ben explain the technic for indiana jones punches:. Http://collider. Com/ben-burtt-dennis-muren-indiana-jones-blu-ray-interview/. I used logic to chop the whip tail up and blend it to make my own punch.

Sample of a demung key from an iron gamelan. Basic mic, some compression, should really have shortened the tail a bit. The note is pelog 2, approximately an 'eb'.

An edited version of fiditg's freesound 198046, with a slow down added to its tail.

Lower pitched, and deeper monster roar. Long tail. Recordist peter brucker / recorded 5/20/2018 / shotgun microphone / edited in logic pro x.

Gunshot sfx from the world’s lightest production 6-shot,. 357 magnum revolver, featuring superior ergonomics, smooth match-grade trigger, rubber grip and satin finish.

Sound of skateboard board sliding on a concrete slab outdoors as the skateboarder grinds the tail of the board.

Just a little pluck i made i wanted with sylenth this is the reverb tail of the saw that i made and i just chopped it up by half and it made a pluck.

My ford escort mk3 1985. Running stationairy after cold start. Recorded with my phone+- 30 cm from the tail pipe at 90 degrees.

This one i made myself with some visual basic programming. I used it as an alarm and ringtone on my smart phone. You may want to trim the silent tail.

The tail end of a song from an lp including vinyl crackles. Unprocessed raw audio from a turntable. A great sample for electronic music, hope people use it in interesting ways.

Rattle snake hissing or shaking its tail at variable pitches. Recorded with the tascam dr-40 built-in microphones, processed in pro tools 10, bounced to a 48khz 24bit wav file.

This is a xix of 2 matches being ignited, plus reverberation. There is also a tail with the small sound of burning from one of the matches. Originally recorded at 41kz16bit, condenser mic, very close position.

These are some short loops i made, they each have a tail included but it should cut fairly cleanly if you do it right on the last hit.

Recorded during the tail end of a rather large rainstorm. The birds go nuts whenever it rains, so they were out in full force! recorded with a tascam dr-07 mk. Ii microphone.

I played a staccato chord into a reverb unit with an infinite delay time. The signal from the reverb was sampled into an akai s612, looped and then resampled into the computer.

Ben burtt style retro laser gun blast made from hitting a long fence wire. I left more of the tail resonance on this one. This recording is unprocessed so you can shape it yourself.

The name says it all mostly. This sample is @ 135 bpm, with a delay tail to overlap to the next loop. Please use and enjoy.

Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -last 3 hits of the whole sample. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Made this sound myself with some visual basic programming. I used it as a ring tone to tell me i have a message. It is a burst of a rtty-like sound. You may want to trim the silent tail.

My old rebuilt cj5 warming up and driving away. If you amplify the tail end you can hear thejeep faraway amidst the recorder noise. Recorded in mountain view ca with a zoom h2h recorder. Amplified, and noise reduced with audacity.

The sound of a car passing by at about 35 mph on a tar and chip roadway. Iphone, external mike, audacity. Modified from original file to extend the tail of the audio a bit.

Just one emergency vehicle's siren, going from soft to loud and then tapers off slowly with some talking in the background. Beeps at the beginning are a crosswalk signal.