737 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Tin Whistle"

A rattling of tin cans stringed together.

Opening a small tin can with a detachable lid.

A whistle to call an animal or a person.

A series of whistles i performed on my rhode nt2. These are whistles you would use to get someone's attention.

Recorded on zoom h6 by luba maznova and zlatina tochkova.

A can being opened. (actually a coke can being torn up with scissors and pliers).

A can being opened. (actually a coke can being torn up with scissors and pliers).

Can of meat put down on table.

A little rhythm i recorded on a large empty tin nido can. Same source as "nido loop," but the rhythm is a little more insistent/full, and there is more panning.

Metal thud.

One dark night in a deserted hong kong alley way. Street water dripping tin-cans.

A tin metal container closing.

Crunching aluminum.

Mints in a tin box rattling around.

Eu bati a unha em uma lata.

A compilation of recordings of a small tin can being handled in a variety of ways.

A compilation of recordings of a large tin can being handled in a variety of ways.

Recording by veronique demers (uploaded with her permission of course)recorded with tascam dr-100.

Handling wind chimes made of tin, wood and plastic. Recorded in stereo 48k/24 with usi pros.

Short recording of a spray gun i had that made some funky sounds. It sounds like a slide whistle, very fun and playful, and could make a great sound effect.

A short toned whistle.

Short simple melody played on a tin whistle.

Whistle mid size.

A sound of me throwing a metal diet coke can on a table. Used in my short film "how to open a can" https://youtu. Be/znwi1zw6zre.

Dick tracy classic tin riot car. Placing on table, pushing car, pulling back car.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Recorded in 24 bits 48 khz.

Snippin on the opener of a beer-can.

A small bit of scrap metal quickly sliding off a small tin roof and landing on some grass.

Opening a soda can.

Recorded with rifle mic. Tin storage can being opened and being closed.

There is a vent in my house that sounds fantastic when it rains. The drops hitting the tin cover sound almost like popping popcorn in this recording, but it's a more friendly sound in person. The rain outside is very much present in the background, but the bouncing raindrops are very easy to hear. Recorded on a windows x8 phone and left as-is. If you use it, shout-outs welcome: production-now. Com.

Dropping a tin lid onto a tin.

Metal pen holder being dropped with pens scattering.

This is a mallet hitting an air duster can.

This is a stick hitting an air duster can.

Recorded on mid-summer (that looked like mid-autumn) day 2010 in vilnius with a simple olympus voice recorder. I placed an old piece of metal sheet on a broken glass fish tank near a garage wall to catch the drops, recorder was placed in the middle of the sheet. The rain was very light and fine, later it intensified and became lighter again - all this is heard in the recording. Unfortunately three recorder beeps are heard at the end signaling that it was running out of memory. I later decided to leave them in as it quite unexpectedly added some drama to the whole record. . .

Gravação feita em estúdio. Foi utilizado um grampeador. Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv einternet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil. Studio recording. A stapler was used. Recorded for the course of audio capture and editing of the course radio, tv andinternet, anhembi morumbi university. Sao paulo-sp. Brazil.

Some foley i made from pouring coffee beans in and out of a coffee tin.

Soda cans being moved and crushedrecording by veronique demers (uploaded with her permission of course)recorded with tascam dr-100.

Field recording in stereo of raindrops falling a rather fast pace into a tin can, as i hold the can closer to the source, the drops are pitching higher and higher.

Me playing some percs on can.

A metal can dropped on a cement floor.

Metallic clanks.