1,858 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Turned On"

Grinding gears and steady clinking of an antique, hand-cranked drill press.

A gentle part of the merced river in yosemite valley. Gain turned up halfway through. A little feedback here and there. Recorded on zoom h5.

Turning the air conditioner on. Recorded with a zoom h4n in a audi a2.

A recording of me digging through a small pile of paper on the floor. Recorded in a small room with a zoom h1.

Randomly recorded my friend sneezing over skype (lol). Turned it into an ambient drone. Have fun with it!.

Shaking a bottle of pills. Opening lid and taking a pill out. Mostly shaking and turning the bottle. Fast and slow action sounds of pills moving in bottle.

An accidentally recorded poot from a friend during a let's play session. Was subsequently turned into the for horn sound i have also uploaded.

Sound of throwing individual pieces of paper with force. Could be used for page turning, ripping, or for pulling a sheet of paper out of a book.

Turning on the light switch in an old very reverberated staircase/hallway. Zoom h1 and mastered with supreme analog gear.

I removed the aerator from the kitchen faucet and didn't get it turned off. My coffee cup filled and this sound resulted. I thought, sounds a little like water falling into a pool in a cave; so here is the file without reverb, also am uploading one with it. Iphone and external mike. Reverb in audacity.

Hearing the hard and deep thunderstorm!it loops really great! can't hear it well? maybe it's too deep to hear, turn up your speaker, and if you don't have one you can use something that helps the sound, so you can hear it way better!.

It's winter on vancouver island. The heavy and frequent rains engorge the lakes & streams and they flow into the cowichan river. Engorged by seasonal precipitation this large heritage river churns into a narrow bedrock canyon, turns, and comes out of the turn charging. This is where the recording was made, at river level. Recorded in january with a zoom h1 n, audio quality 48,000 hz. Unedited.

Light switch on and off. Natural clean sound with slight room reverb. 48khz 24 bit. Please comment if you use this sound.

The light switch in my room sound when turning on the lights. Recorded on a sony xperia z3, and slightly edited to remove the majority of background noise.

An electric kettle being put on its base, turned on and boiling. Sorry its so long (lost of tea drunk that day!). Recorded onto my sony minidisc.

Amplification at -28,1 to diminish sound. The sound has an effect which turn; a rounded up effect. Retro flanger has an average stall (8,02 ms) and flange frequency (1,58 hz).

Wangleline crackled some plastic a while back. I turned it into snares. Forget all the exact processes and fragments used.

The recording of a tearing paper, turning it into a paper ball and discarding it in a plastic bucket. Recorded with a sf-666 condenser microphoneedited with adobe audition 2018.

Voices and sounds pulled from a home video recorded to vhs. Chasing and loving on dog from childhood and a washing machine being turned on.

This is a recording of my broken hard drive when i turn it on. It sounds like it attempts to read the data but then it fails and powers down.

A flash thunderstorm in queensland came about randomly in the afternoon and i thought it would be cool to recorded it. I recorded it under an awning since i didn't want to get the recorder wet and the awning was acting a little like a wind tunnel so there's these high pitch wind noises too. Plus thunder in the background. Was recorded on a zoom h5. With the limiter turned on. Forgot to turn it off since it was spur of the moment.

One friday night, me and my partner were eating dinner, and we both heard a click. She perks up, "what was that?" and i said "the dryer is running, probably something in it" and she goes "no it was inside" (our dryer is like a back door outside porch kinda deal). I noticed it came from inside as well, in the kitchen, but mentally shrugged it off because lasagna. But now i know she heard it inside too, so i walk in the kitchen where the sound came from and don't see anything moving or on. I took note of where my cats were in case anything was being chewed on: one in bed, one on the couch, they aren't chewing on anything or are even near the clicking sound, so back to dinner. About 45 minutes later, dinner is wrapped up, my partner is asleep and i start turning off all the lights. When i turn the kitchen lights off, there is a light that stays on in the corner. I have a car battery recharger there: it has usb ports in case ya lose power, charger cables, and a flashlight attached on the side. . . . Which is on. I turn it off: exact same click that i heard earlier. Do i have a ghost?.

Light, hollow, wooden door, opening and closing.

The sound of a fan heater turning on. Has been cleaned up in audacity to remove background noise. Recorded on sony pcm-a10.

Loop able helicopter in flight. Unprocessed. Cleans up pretty good with just an eq(turn down the higher frequencies).

Atmo of a radiator in a small bath room with the sound of the water tap turning on and off in the kitchen beneath. Recorded on a zoom h5 with x/y-head.

Rattle of car keys, keys inserted into ignition, turned, removed. 3 times.

The sound of someone reading a newspaper and flipping through pages. Originally recorded as foley for a film project.

The sound of a long backlight turned on, and amplified by about 40 decibels (with noise reduction to reduce interference). Makes a good drone pad.

Several very satisfying pops of large plastic bubble packing. Not bubble wrap, these ones are much large, about 20x as big. They are more like small balloons. Some nice crackling plastic rustling sounds in there too, why not. The first one is a bit hot, but i turned down the mic for the other ones.

Recorded this sound for a game i'm making. This sound is free to use, leave a comment and let me know what you're using it for. :).

This sound was produced in campus de la comunicació of the pompeu fabra university (into the library). It represents the action of turning a book's page.

A very low-pitch xylophone from the lmms daw, with reverb, initially i was attempting to emulate footsteps, but it turned out to be somewhat sinister and eerie instead.

A synthesized indicator light. Apply ir to suit interior of choice. Handy for post production where the indicator light is missing.

The sound of opening microwave door, putting a cup into the microwave, turning it on, beeping when finished, opening door, then removing cup and then closing door.

I turned off the microphone. Still, there was a very weak signal from the mic input. I amplified the signal and got this.

Just me going to the carwash. You hear the different brushes, water etc. Forgot to turn off the radio so you hear a little music here and there. :(.

2 minutes following a rotovator (an engine-driven tool for turning over the top layer of soil) around a small garden in preparation for turfing.

I was walking my dog next to a highway, which was elevated thirty feet above me. Thinking to record traffic i turned on my recorder. Suddenly a thrown beer bottle arced across the sky and smashed on a rock embankment, not ten feet from me. One might record a better bottle break, but this one was quite immediate, and thus, short.

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A computer starting up and turning off recorded with a telephone pickup coil. Idea from the book "handmade electronic music" by nicolas collins.

Starting and driving in a 1900cc diesel car with a turbo engine in belgium, taking turns towards the highway.

Tap water running with economizer, at different temperatures and pressures. Includes tube gurgling when turned off. Recorded with tascam dr-40 internal mics stereo x-y.

Recording of a running watermill, water running into a wooden gutter and a watermill wheel turning, creating a rhythm, or a percussive loop. Ambience. Recorded by zoom h4n and normalized.

Frogs croak at a pond. The recording was made louder, so there's a bit noise on it. Please turn it down for your purposes again. Recorded with a flashmic.

An airliner jet takes off and makes a turn to her destination. Using at835st and korg mr-1.

A 24 bit, 96khz stereo recording of a bedroom door being shut.

Part of the turning cycle of an automatic screw machine making a small metal cylindrical part in a factory. Recorded with a rode nt4 microphone and the edirol r44 recorder.

Strange machine thumping sound. It is the sound of an old malfunctioning tv monitor with all image adjustments knobs turned to the max. I was afraid it might implode. . . Credits listenjoe.

I designed an educational game where we had a spinning wheel, ala 'wheel of fortune' i created this sound to repeat as the wheel was turning and hitting each element.