3.853 tệp âm thanh miễn phí bản quyền cho "Microphone"

Stereo recording, tasca dr100mk3, built-in omni microphones.

Bundled sticks jostled in hands. Recorded indoors on an audiotechnica condenser microphone.

Ambient space noise, made from a recording of me blowing into a microphone.

Sweeping fingers actors a wooden table recorded this with usb blue snowflake microphone.

Me cutting open a box with a xacto knife using a cheap microphone and audacity.

Short cycle of laundry running in washing machine. Recorded with macbook internal microphone.

Recording of "gymnasium ernestinum rinteln"'s electric bell using an akg condenser microphone. Not processed.

Beagle barking in a balcony (barcelona). Recorded with md mz-r30 & ecm-929lt microphone.

Home recording of a standard colt cigarette lighter. Recorded with a condenser microphone for a school project years ago.

I said stuff into the microphone and applied a ton of effects with audacity, and this was the result.

Wet footsteps microphone pointed at feet, wet car bys.

Your choice recorded with lenovo yoga 11e internal microphone. Distortion added in audacity.

Recorded via tascam im2 stereo condenser microphone.

First try on recording with the ios zoom microphone iq7 m/s.

A ball is catched with a lacrosse stick. Recorded with a rode ntg3 microphone + zoom h4n.

The motor noise of a sony walkman. Microphone: behringer c2.

Laughing by a man, recorded with a cell phone microphone.

Slurping drink with a straw and swallowing it. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone.

Digging with a spaderecorded: iphone rode with videomic microphone.

A uniden phone recorded with a consumer camera with built in microphone, (sony-cybershot). This was listened to on a television set and it sounds like the actual thing! on the computer it doesnt sound anything like the real thing. You're welcome and good luck using this sound.

Blowing over the 1. 5 inch opening of a 5 gallon glass bottle, microphone placed inside of the bottle.

This is a sound i made with audacity, again, using my desktop microphone.

Microphone: lom audio usi proaudio interface: motu ultralite mk2.

A small number of coins dropping into a padded wooden box. Recorded with a blue yeti usb microphone and audacity.

One of our cats eat pellets. I simply placed the microphone close to the food bowl.

Curiously sound of a man that run in a cross country recorded with the marants pmd 660 and internal microphone.

Switching on some device. Recorded with oktava-102 microphone and behringer ub1202 mixer.

Creaky staircase in my house being descended. Recorded with a roland edirol internal microphone with the high-gain on.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Shaking a bottled milkshake, opening it, and drinking from it. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone.

The process of opening and closing an umbrella. Recorded using a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

This was in a library and recorded on a lenovo laptop with a logitech microphone plugged in. Recorded on january 12th 2020.

Opening of a pressure-cooker, recorded with a ntg2 microphone and a sound device 633 recorder.

The sound of a saw cutting a wood. Recorded this by scratching my nail on my table while using a microphone.

A train passes from left to right. The microphone is near the tracks. Recorded with an sony fx1 camera.

Tied my wrists together and struggled to get out near the microphone.

Recorded with an audibax berlin 1800 studio condenser microphone at home. High pass filter was applied afterwards.

Recorded in digital performer with a shure 58 microphone. Year. 2009. Congas and voices by robert rosario and miguel acevedo.

. Zipper. . . The zipping and unzipping of a backpack. . . Recorded using the blue yeti microphone in the lab: learning audio booth. .

Ping pong ball bounces on the floor away from microphone.

Pouring myself a well-earned drink. Microphone: behringer c2.

Bonfire recorded on my fireplace with condenser without using hp filter of the microphone.

3 month old baby crying. Recorded on røde nt1 microphone in sound booth.

Skype interference or feedback sound effect. Its the sound your computer makes if your speakers are too loud. What happens is that your computer plays the sound coming from the person on the other side and then it plays over there and then plays back on your computer, it builds up in waves. Just turn your sound down and it should go away.

Recorded on ntg2 shotgun microphone with blimp and fluffy windshield. Multiple different types of foliage and leaf noise recorded during high winds. Close up to a hedge, & standing under two separate trees. ** recording contains a couple of instances of microphone handling noise.

Slight to heavy rainfall on my backyard deck in the suburbs, couple of thunder sounds. Unedited sounds. Recorded with a blue yeti microphone using audacity, microphone was set on my floor next to a open patio door. Sound recorded on the 30th of may 2017 in quebec, canada. . Wav format.

Just a small sound i made for a project i am doing, i made it by jumping and landing on my hard floor close to the microphone. The effect is used for a person that is falling heavily on the ground. Recorded with my røde nt1-a microphone. The recording is in 44100 hz stereo, 32-bit, waw format.

A bird created by whistling. Recorded with a (blue microphones, snowball ice) the sound was postprocessed to make the bird sound more unique, for jungle soundscapes. Used audacity for both recording and processing. Recorder: realtek high definition audio soundcardmicrophone: blue microphones, snowball iceprocessing: testing different effects for the right result.

This is the sound of a mack truck pulling away from a stop sign. Recorded with a mixpre 3ii and a pair of audio technica at943 microphones in stereo.

This file was recorded on november 19 2013 at london's euston railway station quite close to the arrivals board. It was achieved using an olympus ls-100 digital recorder with cad m179 microphones attached to a jecklin disk (see wikipedia) to obtain the best sound possible. As opposed to quasi-binaural recordings where the user attaches small diaphragm microphones to his/her shirt collar (my usual recording method), the jecklin disk can be mounted on a semi-fixed object such as a floor-standing microphone stand which it was in this case, and left for a few moments for the best possible outcome. Using a jecklin disk means that there are no minute movements from a person trying to stand as still as possible, and for some unknown reason, this setup is able to differentiate in front and behind sound image although i personally do not know why this is the case.