2 621 безкоштовний аудіофайл для "Побиття"

This is a really simple beat is based off the beat from a remix of "happiness in slavery" by nine inch nails. I used all my own sounds though. The snare was created by filtering white noise, and adding distortion, then adding an acoustic snare sound over it. Really good for heavy industrial songs.

Made in fl studo.

This is a beatmix with the roland mc505 groove box, wav version.

Beat at 105 bpm created with spectrasonics stylus rmx. Recorded in ableton live 8. 2. 1.

A drum beat goes into a sampler.

Recorded stuff / has to be edited.

A fairly bouncy beat. Made in fl studio, using mostly breakbeat paradise.

A single beat, synthesized, similar with a human heart beat.

This is a beat i made using the percussion presets form fab filter 1 cm synth for a track i was writing. Each hit was then loaded into abletons impulse drum sampler and tweaked for my pleasure. The snare was subject to some serious stretching,which gives it a rasping sound!fab filter 1 really is a simple but very useful synth.

Drumloops with heavy effects on it, somewhat idmish. 130 bpm, but also sounds good played in other speeds. Slicing in recycle or some other slicer can also give interesting results.

Made by holding an old shower-rail in a harmonic point.

Initially this was a recording of the back of an old cathode ray tv.

Initially this was a recording of the back of an old cathode ray tv.

I used my bathroom as a live echo chamber - porting out from my pc, and then recording back via a neuman mic. I liked the tunefullness of the boiler pump in the airing cupboard, so left it running and put the mic in there. This is a very small piece of an overtone composition i made.

Definitely some birdsong was used.

Definitely some birdsong was used.

Just a tweaked bit of electric bass.

Playing with the switches on my nagra reel-to-reel - sort of a ryoji ikeda kind of thing popped out - i love surface noise, tape compression. . The whole media in fact!.

Looped beat using fl studio 7.

Live drums, spliced into a loop and heavily distorted. Recorded using a zoom h4n digital audio recorder.

Frenetic brush beat 100 bpm created with dp & mach 5.

Me beatboxing quickly processed with some stretching. My first sample there !.

Free.

Second sound made in fl studio, more are coming!.

By tapping the back of my lap top, i made an unusual heartbeat. Removed hissing, added a deeper pitch and deleted certain beats for a somewhat rhythmic beat.

Average breakbeat, 4 beats @ 140 bpm.

A simple plucky signal.

Fm band radio flip with a repeated sample of static at the end processed with various effects until it becomes a basic drumbeat.

This sound is from andriala's sound, i just filtered, warp at 80bpm and pass true a reverb. Original sample :http://www. Freesound. Org/people/andriala/sounds/16651/.

Between the techno snare and old snares.

Heavy drum and bass breakbeat to slice.

Wood sticks beat on wood desk, sound captured through computer micro directly to audacity.

Easy beat done with cubix vst.

A drum beat.

A 130bpm beat sample featuring some ride cymbal work and some synth, created in fl studio using the sakura and poizone plugins.

Uma caixinha de m&m; foi utilizada para dar essa sensação de abre e fecha. O audio foi captado com um microfone condensador em um stúdio.

Beating wood.

I am not asking you to like my loops just to help you in your creativity.

A bitcrushed loop.

Done for froggiebeats "you are now tuned in to froggiebeats. Com, the hottest beats on the net".

Beating in snow. Recorded with zoom h4.

Hihat line done with a mam adx-1. Played by a midisequence by a mam sq-16.

Snare line done with a mam adx-1. Played by a midisequence by a mam sq-16.

Shure dmk57-52.

Something happened at the end of the record.

Well, i tried to make this good enough for a common use likely for any electric song or something. Feel free to use it.

Funny name for a beat-induced track, cool licks though. . .

A simple 1 bar loop with an electro feeling.

A simple 1 bar loop with an electro feeling.

Because i dislike the banal one. . .