103 безкоштовних аудіофайлів для "Здивований"

A quick nail biting sound which builds in speed to get anxiety up. Use it wisely.

Sonido de un suspiro humano con algo de sorpresa.

Sonido de un suspiro humano con algo de sorpresa.

The classic orchestral shocker riff. Goofy. Posting it here so people have access to it without having to give attribution. Created in lmms using orchestral, timpani, and timpani roll soundfonts.

Sparkly arpeggio played at three different registers.

A satisfied 'aha', used in an animation for a character who is getting what he wants. Use this any way you want, no need to credit. But i would appreciate a word in the comments about what kind of project you plan to use it for, and -if appropriate- where it will probably appear.

Female voice, shock, surprise, fright.

I needed that sound for an educational video. An animated woman was amazed by a fact.

Voz de sorpresa de hombre.

Big bass intense surprising knocking knock sound effect.

Non-verbal vocalization of surprise. For context, i was poked.

Synth phrase resembling the recital to "surprise" song: "surprise, surprise, may long live the surprise".

Gasps i'll need for animations, thought i'd share.

Recorded in a classroom of 16 people, half male and half female, using an sm57 microphone. Also, there is a door shutting at the end. Watch out for that.

A young man saying "oh!" with a sense of wonder, awe or understanding.

Perfect for a "did you hear that?" moment.

Just a series of different kinds of gasps.

Sorry about the breath. Couldn't remove it. Surprise!.

Recording of a short burst of cheering.

A small crowd in a carnival show screams in happy surprise at a "scare".

Here is a recording of a firework display that was put on to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of the bridge in eglisau switzerland. 96khz 24bit/s.

These sounds were created from xpand!'s sitar sound font and musescore's clave sound font. They were used in an ambient track simulating the sounds of exploring an ancient egyptian tomb. This could be used as a transition, when discovering treasure or a secret passage, or any number of events that need an egyptian or middle-eastern flavor. No need to credit me for this sound, but feel free to let me know how it was useful for you in the comment section below.

Women gasping when surprised or shocked.

Sounds recorded for a personal project. I recorded myself being curiously surprised and shifted the pitch to a more female voice range.

Weather seal squeaks as a window is cracked open during a windstorm.

A young adult female whimpering with a sudden intake of breath at the end. Can be used for surprise, fear, shock, hiding, etc. Recorded using my turtlebeach earforce-x12 headset and then edited in audacity to sound more like a man. This was originally recorded for use in my own project but here, have fun. =).

This is andy making some gasping noises for a video i'm making. I have a couple sounds in there too that sound obviously different (i'm female). Feel free to use it. Let me know if you use it in something! i'd love to see what people use it for (not required).

We did this little recording for a short movie. The creature in our movie was a dwarf that was disappointed at first, then happily surprised. Feel free to use it in commercial projects.

Voice samples for video games i made for a tigsource game competition using audacity. They're made to be chopped up and as flexible as possible for a video game. This one is of a male hero type character. The sample includes no words, just vocalizations like grunts, eating sounds, and hit sounds.

My answer to request:http://www. Freesound. Org/forum/sample-requests/33687/. Recorded with zoom h2 under blanket for acoustic isolation. Edited with audacity.

When you miss the bus or a taxi, or two people are about to fight and you want to stop them. Sound recorded in pompeu fabra university (bcn, 2014).

Shit happens.

Surprise reactions from a male voice.

Someone's interest has been piqued.

The day before the swedish election 2018. Yes ,there where was an other version of this sound before. . . Free sound keep suggesting the tag "digital". Wrong! my sounds are made with analog gear. Right, the sound has to be digital to reach you - this way.

Female voice saying "oh no you don't" with 6 variations of emotion.

Male sound of confusion.

A couple of small crowd (male and female) reactions:. 1. Tender surprise 12. Tender surprise 23. Disapproval / mild anger 14. Surprise5. Rythmic applause to cheerful applause 16. Rythmic applause to cheerful applause 2. Recorded by students of animation and video games from the national school of arts of uruguay.

Use for whatever you want (credit darknightprincess).

Alert (!) or surprise sound effect directly inspired by the popular sound from metal gear solid. Performed live not quantized or synchronized to any particular tempo. The notes used in this performance should be the same notes used in the original game's sound (unconfirmed) detuned a few cents upward. Tools used:- fl studio by image line- dexed by digital suburban- edison by image line. If you'd like me to create any sounds for your next project, don't hesitate to ask. I'd be happy to help. As this sound isn't exactly a completely original creation or composition. I've set the license to cc0.

A small crowd of 5-6 voices (both male and female) gasping in surprise and alarm. Startled/disgusted/shocked tone. Two separate gasps are included.

The kid on the elevator said it was "goose day. " i don't recall hearing of that before, and i do not approve. Nor would the little shit's mommy. I was just playing with my phone. I've heard that juveniles aren't generally charged as adults. Why can't adults, then, clobber them?.

My second sfx made in audacity. Cc0, use it for whatever you want.

Kids say "woah".

Voice saying omg with fx and echo [cc zero].

A crowd of about 20 people gasp - reacting in surprise or horror to the scene before them. Interior recording in small hall (somerset, uk). Part of a series of recordings made for an amateur show featuring a football match. Recorded with a rode videomic pro onto a panasonic hcx-900 (camcorder), top and tailed in audacity on 17/02/2015.

Excited audience likes what they see. Perfect for a game show type of piece or for that retro infomercial feel. Four different oohs and ahhs.

A series of "wow"s recorded on a gaming headset into the voice record app for ipad. This group of wow's is slightly higher in a girl/ little kid's voice. If you find the sounds useful, i would love to see what you made! feel free to share a link to your project in the comments. (｡◕‿◕｡) credit not required but appreciated. Thanks!.

I used this music track for an experimental animation. This song rocks hard with a very electric tone. Very fast paced and in your face. Great for cinematic use! created in fl studio.

I love surprising people. It's why i do what i do. After all, i don't (think i) look threatening at all.