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Old kenmore refrigerator functioning, duration: 3 minutes.

The sound of air flow of a air purifier. Three levels of strength. Recorded using zoom h5.

Binnenin de ijskast.

The sound of an epilator on a leg. Recorded by me on a tascam dr-05, 16 bits, 44. 1khz.

The sound of a fan running.

Air conditioner, room tone, aire acondicionado. 48khz/16bitzoomh4naudiotechnica 835bhermosillo, sonora, méxico.

Sound of belnder recorded in studio.

Recorded with a zoom micvery loud hum of a freezer.

This is my dishwasher. Recorded with tascam dr-07.

Excavators at work on a building site.

Starting up my 20" box fan in my bedroom using samsung tablet and wavepad 44. 1 khz 32 bit.

Recorded scraping my finger down refridgerators grill at the home depotused a dr-05.

Oven fan.

Recording of of an electric motor powering a swimming pool.

Buzz from an old fridge.

A jackhammer recorded using a zoom h4 and sm58.

Heavy machinery.

Hair trimmer sound recorded using a zoom h5 and edited on audacity.

Binnenin de ijskast.

Un sonido de sierra que grabe en mi trabajo.

High pitched sound with birds chirping.

A standard ceramic blow dryer or hair dryer set to the low position.

Washing machine washing and rincing (no spin-drying). Recorded with zoom h4n on 2014-08-20.

Recording of my printer doing it's thing. Made with a zoom h4n.

Recording of my scanner doing it's thing. Made with a zoom h4n.

Raw soundmoka coffee makerbusy traffic through open windowrecorded with zoomh4n.

Opening and closing of a refrigerator door with hum of compressor in the background recorded with a sterling audio st51 condenser microphone.

Microwave timed at a 22 second duration with stop beep. Recorded from a belkin sound recorder at a head-on angle.

Recorded this on a trip to a plastic injection factory; i really liked the buzzing background noise, too bad i wasn't able to record it without the voices or the other background noises.

Created in exp studio audio editor.

This sound was recorded using a zoom h1 audio recorder and edited on audacity.

Building site recording, machinery, could be used as an ambient background.

Building site recording, some bangs, machinery, background traffic and even some seagulls. Could be used as an ambient background.

Processed field recording of a pleasantly humming water pump at a parks facility in albuquerque, nm sometime in 2013.

It sounds better closing than opening, opening is surprisingly quiet. Recorded with a zoom h2n.

Turning a light switch off.

Espresso coffee machine.

Sizzeling, feedback reminding, softly beeping sound with multiple layers.

Electric heater droning switching on/off.

Plastic lamp light switch flick.

Recorded by philipp grzemba.

Opening a freezer and closing it after a few seconds. Recorded with a marantz pmd661 and exported as a. Wav through adobe audition after normalization.

The sound of a small watert filled pot vibrated by the magnetic field of an old stove.

Loading a typewriter with paper and typing a few lines of gibberish. Recorded with rode podmic.

Recorded from inside a somewhat noisy refrigerator.

Recorded using rode ntfs1 + zoom f4, 1st order ambix.

An imaginary steam-powered machine runs up to speed and slows to a halt. Created in flstudio 11 with a commuted synthesis model for emulating engines and other cyclic mechanical sounds, also known as virtualmachine, by rurik leffanta. See http://www. Xoxos. Net/about. Html. Flstudio 3x osc noise was used as a hissing sound similar to venting of high pressure steam. The hiss is granulated to simulate a slight sputtering effect. As the machine tempo increases, lf rumble is introduced to evoke the notion of a rolling load. The rumble dies away as the machine slows down. 100% synthesised sound. No audio sample is present in this recording.

Sound of a washing machine slowing to a stop, then powering off. Recorded with a tascam dr-07 mk. Ii microphone.

A blaring horn made up of lots of synthetic sounds layered over the top of one another.

A binaural recording of some reverse-beeping heavy machinery (a front loader?) which gradually pans/fades away to the right.