76 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Whirlies"

Three notes played on a whirly tube

Just some test(s) sounds. I used a intellijel dixie osc being modulated by a behringer neutron.

A whirly-burbly traveling sound with background overtones.

Sound of an old tractor whirring.

Dremel tool motor spinning.

The sound of a servo-motor.

A machine/robot beep noise.

Dull metal slide and snap.

Cat purring loud and sniffing.

A recording of a bicycle wheel being spun.

Swinging around a whirly tube, 4 pure tone notes in harmonic series, empty room (2011). Sony m10.

Sound of machine hum (in fact from a digi beta machine!).

A wheel on a toy car.

This sound recorded with iphone voice memos.

Startup and run of a 3d print washer.

Airy machine noise that i made in audacity.

A fly is hitting the lamp.

Montagemaschine.

The motor from a broken plastic santa doll.

Sound of a bandsaw running, including start and stop.

A british atm being used.

Montagemaschine.

A washing machine with a squeaky bearing during a spin cycle.

Microwave cycle with ding at the end.

Just a looping hum of a industrial fan.

Standby hum of a vending machine.

A press at work.

A press at work.

Electric motor switched on an animation stand that raises and lowers the camera on a column.

Sony vcr ejecting. Recorded with cybershot dsc-h10 and edited in audacity.

A press at work.

Made with my mouth and a really bad mic. Also whirring pc noised to get the environment. . . I guess.

A low hum of a futuristic sci-fi machine i made for a recent video.

Generic machine noise sound effect. Sounds like a robot's motor moving.

Come Down Ma Evenin' Star from John Stromberg's Twirly Whirly (1902), performed by Lillian Russell. During the production of Twirly Whirly, John Stromberg delayed giving Lillian Russell her solo for several days, saying it wasn't ready. When he committed suicide a few days before the first rehearsal, the sheet music for Come Down Ma Evenin' Star was found in his pocket. It became Lillian Russell's signature song, and is the only one she is known to have recorded.

Recorded with tascam dr-07.

A dishwasher in action recorded close with a pair of akg c391b's.

This second version is more focused on the coffee machine rather than the coffee.

An open frame 3d printer as heard from under the hotplate. Zoom h5, internal capsules.

Computer hard drive access fan clicking whir.

A pencil sharpener with a crank but without a pencil in it. Pulsing mechanical whirring sound. Testing my new microphone.

Electric air filtration fan turning on, running, and being shut off.

Old 8mm movie projector running in quiet storage room at 16 frames-per-second speed.

This is the sound of a small motor (water pump) on a boiler. Recorded in stereo with a sony pcm-d100.

Something i made so i could simulate the arm of like a grabber machine from those arcades where you win toys.

This is a recording of the tram pulling away from the a terminal, at atlanta hartsfield-jackson airport.

A low whirring sound with a squeaky loop on top, at the back of a university restaurant. No idea what produces that. Recorded on the fly with a crappy mic, but usable with a little cleanup.

Cranking up a wind-up torch. "whurrrururrururruuurrruurrl" ~ inhuman torch.

Killing the paper shredder with too many sheets. Then trying to get the paper out backwards and forwards. Etc.

Miscellaneous electronic whirring. Generated and edited in audacity.