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Receipt ripping.

The sound of a convenient store receipt being crumpled into a ball.

Recorded for the super legit podcast, this is the sound of receipt paper being uncrinkled from a balled-up state, crumpled back up again, and moved back and forth between these states with some breaks to generally smooth out and rustle the paper as though interacting with it.

Receipt paper swipe.

The local library has a printer whose noise i thought was quite unique. I forgot to record it the first time, so the second time i checked out books i made sure to record it. There's a little bit of background noise, but it is a public library. [please let me know if you use my sound in anything!! i'd love to hear where it ends up].

Thin, receipt paper being crumpled.

Recorded by broadband scanner at 170,990 mhz at germany, 10 years ago.

Recording of two packet radio modems talking to each other. Recorded on the 2m band.

I recorded from huawei p40 lite me calculating the prices of the products with the special machine, and in the end to cutting and give the receipt to the customer.

Quick sample from an office of a credit-card receipt printer and someone making an odd noise at the same time.

Opening a cash register drawer. Beep then receipt printer spins up and the drawer slides out. Spring loaded clips flipped to take cash. Drawer slammed shut.

Recorded in a pharmacy with a zoom h4n and a rode m5 microphone.

Playing a text adventure on the choosatron. It sounds like a digital receipt printer.

Data signal on shortwave frequency of 15710 khz usb recorded 1619 utc december 6 2014.

10 second clip of automatic identification system (ais) packets recorded from the discriminator tap of a scanner.

Recorded radio signal using software defined radio (sdr) around 450 mhz. The sound is the result of demodulating a larger signal using cw-l mode in gqrx and skipping through the band with the signal. Therefore this sound has no real meaning it's just a part of a larger signal.

Receipt printer at the checkout of a supermarket. Wave, 44. 1khz, 24bit, stereorecording device: zoom h6 with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz)normalized to -1dbfslocation: supermarket by the main campus of leuphana universitylat: 53. 22730028473736lon: 10. 401467084884644date: 2013-11-19, 16:30h. Recorded and edited by: julia rehfeldt. This recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".

I mixed, slowed down, and sped up different small chunks of an audio file of a glitch noise, making something that sounds like a receipt printer at costco/walmart/freshco/any other big store chain.

A data transmission sound or something recorded from 14664. 8 khz. It's probably a weather transmission.

A radio communication of some sort.

A taxi meter machine printing the receipt and than the driver tearing it.

Weird transmission interference. Made with a software that let's you draw audio.