25 免版税 音轨，用于"发刷"

Aps anhembi morumbi.

Brushing hair.

A sound effect of a brushing hair.

This is the sound of me brushing my hair.

Coming hair: you can hear the typical crunch of tangled hair being combed out. You can hear the hairbrush gliding through the hair. It varies in tempo and rhythm to add realism to this sound. As she struggles with the knots it is slow but picks up tempo as her hair becomes less tangled. Recorded with the zoom h6, rode ntg in a recording studio. Great for any make-over montage or scene.

Recorded on zoom h6 with rode ntg3 mic.

Hum of electric toothbrush.

Brushing hair with a hairbrush.

Sound of brushing long hair.

Soft bristle brush detangling knotty hair, at different speeds of combing.

Brushing a hairbrush with a fork.

Group kmm-recording of hands sliding over the fabric of a sofa. Comparable to a swishing/ swirling sound. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder. Normalized in peak pro 6.

Group kmm-recording of hands sliding over the fabric of a sofa. Comparable to a swishing/ swirling sound. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder. Normalized in peak pro 6.

This is the sound of me rubbing a hairbrushes bristles. Recorded in a very dry room with a mid-sides mic setup. Mics used were akg 414, and an oktava mk-012-01 pencil condenser.

Recording of a braun oral-b electric tooth brush on low power. Recorded with a zoom h2n.

As i walked through the woods, i heard a brushcutter, and when i got closer i recorded some of the sound. Equipment usedrecorder zoom h4n promicrophone sennheiser shotgun mke 600triton audio fethead(no phantom thru)rycote classic-softie windscreenwavelab.

An office photocopier printing several pages and then entering standby.

Recording of an electric toothbrush on multiple settings: fast, slow, pulse. Done with an h2.

A whirring machine in a print shop. Recorded on sony pcm m-10.

Some print shop machine. Sounds like of like a space ship to me. Recorded on sony pcm m-10.

Printing press machine. Recorded on sony pcm m-10.

Old epson printer trying to print something on a sheet of paper. The ink was completely dry, that's why the sound may vary a little bit from a "standard" unit. Delicate noise reduction performed.

The receipt printer on an old cash register feeding paper through.

Simple mechanical noise.

It's a recording of a modern portable cash register printing a daily report. Then the paper tape is ripped of. There are funny frequency effects caused by the paper tape getting longer and resonating different frequencies. The sound have not beet piped through any processing. Recorded with a hand-held zoom h2's rear mics. Originally 96khz/24-bit wav. Edited and converted to flac using audacity.