29 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Turtle"

Friend núk (นุก) say 'ปะการังเต่า' (turtle coral reef). 2016. 09. 20 17:00 record use zoom h1.

Deep male voice "i am sneaky turtle".

The sound of my turtle's tank. Recorded with a sony ic recorder and processed in fl studio's edison sound editor.

4 chords i made in cubase using the turtle beach pinnacle sound card many years ago. Produced at 109 bpm in 44khz stereo.

Early morning bird calls, knysna forest, featuring the turtle dove on solo, the hadeda on horns, the sunbird on backing vocals, and a choir of nameless others. Recorded in knysna forest, south africa, using a behringer c1 mic with audiobox sound card interface. Light compression, amplification and eq on studio one software.

I performed and recorded all of these samples in my studio. Mostly rock and metal grooves. So slice & dice, hack & slash, scoop & loop, smash & bash. Make some noise!.

Just a bunch of random noise that sounds like robot stuff, let me know if you use it it is free to use but i would be happy to see my stuff being used!.

Turtle filter noise.

Turtle filter noise but weird.

Me singing mr. Turtle man three times and i changed all three pitches and layered it.

New music dedicated to the Public Domain October 2015. - Kevin MacLeod

Tapping a 5ozt niue silver turtle with a plastic pen. Recorded with a zoom f2 and comica cvm-vs07c mic. Normalised to 0db in audacity. Video here - https://odysee. Com/tapping_a_5ozt_silver_niue_turtle:5.

Spotted turtle dove outside my window and a number of smaller birds chirping.

A funny scream i did for a video. Recorded with a turtle beach headset and audacity. Enjoy.

Underscoring that could be used in a rewind sequence. Recorded using audacity and a turtle beach earforce px22 headset microphone.

Just the sound of some ominous breathing. Recorded using audacity and a turtle beach earforce px22 headset microphone.

Something cute that could be used as a small alien animal. Recorded using audacity and a turtle beach earforce px22 headset microphone.

Recorded these for a turtle voice for a logo. The client didn't like it but i didn't want to throw it away.

Recorded these for a turtle voice for a logo. The client didn't like it but i didn't want to throw it away.

A pinging sound that could be used to simulate some form of futuristic technology. Recorded using audacity and a turtle beach earforce px22 headset microphone.

A quick walking sound i made for my game using a wrapper and a turtle beach headset.

A ringneck/turtle dove that lives in our house and is blind in one eye calling for me. Her name is plum and she is very cute.

This sound could be described as a stumble or a trip. Made with sneakers on a tile floor. Recorded with a turtle beach p11 headset and processed through audacity.

Please message me if you want to use this sound. Made in audacity using a turtle beach recon 60p headset and some reverb. This sound is based on the final fantasy sound whenever you encounter an enemy.

A loud, stretched out moan. Perfect for ambiance. Sound recorded with a turtle beach px22 headset, and edited with audacity. If you use it, there's no need to credit me. Just please comment what it's gonna be used for. Thanks! :).

Recording of a remote control helicopter in a quite room. Used audacity to edit and turtle beaches to record. --have fun! let me know what you use it for in the comments!and please don't forget to credit back to @checksevens!thanks.

This is the sound of a kubota three-cylinder diesel. Between 57 seconds and 1:15 it was being driven. The low speed was 600 rpm and it only goes to 2500, a surprise to me. They made me drive it in "turtle. " i was not trusted with "bunny. ".

Early morning on the dock of a minnesota lake. Sound of water underneath the dock and purple martins chirping. There is a sudden motorboat engine at after a few minutes, but it quickly dies away. There is also the sound of a giant snapping turtle banging against the dock. At the end of the recording there are some wind and microphone sounds.

I used audacity to record this sound with no editing. I used turtle beaches x12 to record. The sound was from an old antique wind-up toy mechanism (music box) that was made in japan. I covered the metal with my finger to change tone of the song. The song played on the music box was called "close to you". Reminds me the simpsons movie. -check me out on youtube "gamingninjataco": https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/ucgtmxqssht0xzv0riousz_a.