1,101 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Two Note"

Note "do" played by a piano.

Note "sol" played by a piano.

Note "si" played by a piano (i think it's "ti" in english).

Note "re" played by a piano.

Single note played on a piano. "mi".

Note "la" played by a piano.

Part of a series of piano notes spanning one octave.

This is a beepy synth held for a note or two. It goes along with beepshort. Wav which is held for less time. The note is c3 for reference.

Small, six note marimba, recorded wide stereo with a sony pcm-d50. The notes are, from low to high, f, g, a, c#, d#, and f. Two samples were taken per note.

A short marimba note - the number donates the octave (i've loaded two octaves worth if you look carefully).

C note.

A sustained c note on a guitar.

Submitted by anysounds. . Recorded on a zoom h4 and is an upright.

A note of a glockenspiel.

Whistling of a single note.

La, notes, piano.

Piano synthesizer note.

Playing a c on my plastic flute, recorded with h4n.

C midi note.

Piano note do.

Piano note do.

Piano re note.

Piano mi note.

Piano fa note.

Piano la note.

Piano la note.

Drone sound on a note.

A pencil writing on some cardboard. Makes a good scratching sound for something like note taking or plain writing. It's semi-erratic with a couple pauses in between and i took different distances from the mic and angles with the pencil to try and get different sounds.

An 8-bit two-note sound. Sounds like when you get an error message or when you're denied to do something.

Polite alternative to tooting horn at traffic light when someone is stopped ahead of you.

Piano note.

Mild dong note.

Mono, 32 bits, 48. 000 hz.

This is my record of mi playing the f note on alto sax.

A recording of a piano playing a c note, paulstretched into an ambient soundscape.

F sharp on the saxophone.

Harmonica sound recorded through audacity. Used my harmonica to record the sound. Place: barcelona.

A# octave 6.

C# octave 6.

E octave 6.

A6 octave 6.

B6 octave 6.

C octave 6.

F octave 6.

D octave 6.

D# octave 6.

F# octave 6.

G octave 6.

G# octave 6.

Notes a and e, with panoramization without square root. Controlled amplitude. Time lapses.