6 827 безкоштовних аудіофайлів для "Harsh Noise"

Harsh noise snippet.

A short blast of harsh noise that has random transitions. Recorded from my noise rig during sessions for my second album.

A plastic bag being shriveled.

Some lovely growling made using an image-to-audio program and a lot of strange distortion plugins.

Glorious feedback.

The blender's noise while i prepare my breakfast.

Untouched by human hands. . . .

Nasty beat with childish bontempi.

Tweaking a variety of knobs.

Audio interface error fail dead.

Audio interface error fail dead.

Recorded with a broken omnidirectional microphone.

A modulated version of a bi-tonal vocaloid sound.

Static from the fm dial processed to create the noise one might experience in an airplane while flying.

Rhytm recorded rather lofi on bad equipment and childish bontempi.

A broken guitar device connected to an audio circuit that makes a lot of noise.

Warning! this is an extremely unpleasant sound if you're a headphone user. You know that noise from chrono trigger when lavos cries out as it breaks out of the ground, or in dragon ball z, toward the end(yeah right) of the fight between frieza and goku, when the lightning storms begin as planet namek is breaking up. Like a cross between an earthquake and a lightning strike. Yeah, that sound. This is the result of me trying(and failing?) to make that happen with soundforge's fm synthesis.

A lethargic harsh-noise wash-over.

Jammed motor sound.

Sound is distortion+flanger in feedback loop, into various pedals (including fuzz and harmonizer. ) sounds kind of like a glitchy, digital chainsaw. . . Or something.

The sample is a short blast from the last couple of seconds of a noise track i just completed. . . A lot of neat, varried textures and such. . . The very end is me screaming while rapidly turning a distortion on and off.

A simple glitch made increasing and manipulating the speed of a percussion timbre.

Mainly several flavours of rising and falling noise with some occasional melodic glitches, especially towards the end.

Started as some dogs barking outside, sped up, reversed, reverbed, and distorted to hell and back. Please, make it stop.

Digital glitch noise.

Generated with surge synthesizer and a random note generator.

A recording of some laptop mic feedback.

Imported image data of a black and white jpeg.

Loud! this is a short sample from a bit of noise i recorded. Some feedback and screaming. . .

Exciting noises made with reason 5 (using a subtractor in series with a scream).

Weird glitch sounds from me having my line in cable not plugged in all the way.

Created in virtual ans synth using a picture of my face as a spectrogram. Just like the great aphex twin once did!.

This is some feedback that was recorded in the studio after we had finished recording some songs, it was just something to do, the effect pedal used in this is a 'electro-harmonix polychorus'. Some interesting sounds in there.

*loud* and harsh glitchy thingy that rises and falls.

A drone that get bigger over the time and get heavy saturation. Originally created for the game mothlight https://samukun. Itch. Io/mothlight.

Church bells into dada life sausage fattener about 15 times, into audiodamage eos, into camelcrusher. Harsh noise sounds transitioning into a nice crescendo and flutter towards the end.

Live modular jamb.

A small feedback patch.

Granular synth noise waiting for further granular magic to be performed upon it.

This is my first sound, i don't remember how i made it, probably with soundforge. . .

Also a glitch sweep but far more normalized and more glitchy.

Some more guitar feedback for ya using my pedals to create the sounds.

Failed attempt at creating a sawtooth wave in the fourier domain using only c code.

These are glitch sounds i made through a technique called "databending. " basically i opened several pictures in audacity, and forced it to play them as sound files.

A very messy, nasty, static-y, glitchy kinda sound, made with dblue glitch and massive in fl studio. I like this one, sounds very destroyed.

This is the sound-signature of many of the problems with digital audio equipment, a source sound of now-unidentifiable character was mangled using a selection of iterative granular resampling, timestretching and recombination techniques, almost all of which produce noisy artefacts, intermodulation artefacts and a particuarly weird sort of very noisy geomtetric comb filtering.

Exactly what it says on the tin. 2 types of radio noise.

Harsh microphone feedback. (sounds different after download).

Harsh noise ambient texture with stereo spacing and lots of bass. Good for horror ambiences or electroacoustic / noise projects.

Harsh sound from a washing machine ending its cycle.