60 безкоштовних аудіофайлів для "Цемент"

Jackhammering floor tiles and cement screed.

I'm waiting in the parking garage. A car beeps, and another passes by. Recorded with iphone 8.

This was recorded with a trustin portable rechargeable 8gb dictaphone. The recorder was held about 7" away for the louder scrapes and drops and no more than 3" away with the softer scraping sounds. Some normalization was used to drop the peaks. The tiles were in the small hall of an apartment, facing an open door. The hall was approximately 3 feet wide and 8 feet long. This is free to use anywhere you may find useful, and i'd love to hear the results.

Dropping an old plastic phone on a cement slab in the garage.

Sounds of drilling through the carpeted classroom floor from the ceiling of the room below.

Recording of rain on a cement patio under a roof ledge with no gutters. 2 microphones, sm58 and condenser.

Scraping along cement or ground.

Scraping along cement or ground.

A small chisel being hammered into the wall of a large cement tank.

Snowball falling on cement.

Snowball falling on cement.

Snowball falling on cement.

A recording i did of my footsteps on concrete. Recorded with a zoom h2n recorder.

A metal can dropped on a cement floor.

Cinder block scraped across a concrete floor. Sounds like tomb door opening. Recorded with a tascam dr-40 and condenser mics.

Kid walking on ceramic.

Footsteps on cement with ambient oncoming cars nearby.

This is the sound of a plastic garbage can sliding across a cement floor. Recorded in stereo on a sound devices mixpre3ll with a pair of audio technica at943 microphones.

Rendering walls with cement in bathroom. Applying cement render.

Rendering walls with cement in bathroom. Ruling off cement render.

Screeding wet cement floor in bathroom.

I've used a lot of sounds from this site over the years so i thought it was about time i gave something back:). Field recording on h4n zoom recorder as a concrete was spayed against the wire frame of our in ground pool. This has been normalized, equalized and compressed in audacity. Happy for this to be public domain, use it as you see fit. And thanky ou to the contributors on this site:).

H1 zoom, 3 men on a small house construction in bled near the lake.

Recording of a soft footstep on cement floor from a samson c03u w/ cardioid pattern approx. 5 inches away. Noise reduction already applied. Free for use.

Ball: approx 2' diameter soft inflated imitation rubberconcrete: semi-enclosed porch, ground floorlocation: hollywood, catime: mid-afternoon (unusually quiet!) may 2015recorder: zoom h1, approx 2' distanceedited: pro tools 10.

This is two slabs of concrete , one on top of the other, and scraped together. Brings to mind a stone tomb being opened (or a concrete coffin).

Screeding wet cement near shower drain.

A briefcase or semi-hollow object dropping on the floor.

Baseball bat dropping on cement then running.

Scraping along cement or ground.

This is two slabs of concrete , one on top of the other, and scraped together. In this sample i have changed the rate to give it a 'bigger slab' effect. You can also add reverb and play with the rate yourself for more dramatic effect.

Dropping a ceramic water bottle onto the ground.

Sweeping down cement render walls in bathroom with brush.

Two, electrically powered jack-hammers at work with various starts, stops and runs as recorded from inside an apartment. Biographical note: currently work is being done on the balconies of my apartment building. . . This is what one hears for several hours every weekday.

Actually the sound recorded with the cellphone mic as it hit cement. Use for voicemails where the phone is dropped at the end.

Construction site activity.

Dropping tennis shoes.

From under a concrete bridge, the sound of cars driving at a fairly high speed over the decking. Unlike some similar bridges, this one does not produce any loose metal clanking at the joints and there is very little flange to the sound as the cars pass.

Ambiance of a construction site in town, sound of machine. Close perspective of a concrete mixer working, making rythmic pulses. Hamer blows sometimes. Record in lausanne with h5. 48khz/24bit.

Stomping on a big cement ground as hard a possible with a contact mic attached to the ground. The contact mic provides lots of bass so you can use this for punches, kicks, impacts, anything that can use a sweeter for impacts. I handmade my contact mic and recorded that into a h5. Please post a link if you use this file. I'm excited to see what you can do with this!. Text me if you want to have fun and talk audio. I love hearing what people are up to in different sound communities!702-860-9869.

Outside recording of shoes scrapes on concrete with a km185, close position.

Construction works ambience recording, august 2019. Using a zoom h-6 recorder.

I grabbed a metal mallet (mini sledgehammer) and dropped in on cement in various ways. Lightly and a bit harder. Recorded into my ntg3 in a garage sectioned off. Signal to noise ratio was really good because it was a loud sound. H5 was my recorded. Cleaned some hum using rx4. Boom!. Pretty please, post a link if you use this file. I'm excited to see what you can do with this!. Text me if you want to have fun and talk gear. I love hearing what people are up to!702-860-9869.

A car parking inside a building lot, with echo from tires screeching as it parks, recorded with azden mic.

This sound was a foley created sound for video game sound design class. I crushed a concrete block with a rubber mallet.

A fiberglass archery bow bouncing to the floor. Recorded with my new zoom h4n. Check out our other media services at: echocinematics. Com.

I dropped a stone brick dropped on other bricks.

The spinning sound of a concrete mixer. Recorded with mobile phone.

A trolley / wheelbarrow dragged with steel alloy wheels rolls on the floor of a crowded mill; neumann kmr81 recorded on a sound devices 664.

Truck engine. Wave, 44. 1khz, 24bitstereo recording device: zoom h1 with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz)normalized. Location: leuphana universität lüneburg. Lat: 53. 228812811375406lon: 10. 397679805755615. Date: 2013-11-20, 14:00h. Recorded and edited by: leon dutz. This recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".