1,091 免版税 音轨，用于"官"

Rolling around on an office chair on a linoleum floor.

Putting usb stick to laptop. Recorded with zoom h1n.

This is a patting sound that was done by puttings a half puffed bubble wrap on a glass table and recorded in a soundless room.

Just me writing a recipe on a perkins braillewriter.

Mechanic keyboard typing and heavy air condition in office.

The sound of an office fan from close-up.

This is the snare drum sound taken from the hammond sounder iii organ.

Rusty organ sound, edited with a good old kawai k-1 synthesizer.

Some foley for sitting and getting up from an old office chair.

Sound of a hole-punch.

Rustling paper, recorded with zoom h1n.

The somewhat mysterious vibraphone-sound … quite noise, as it comes.

Me crumpling some paper. Recorded in audacity.

Home office paper shredder shredding personal mail. Recorded on a tascam dr-100mkiii with an audio technica at875r shotgun mic in 24/48 mono.

It's wrinkling a plasticpacking of a "milchschnitte". Recorded with a shure sm7b.

Office chair.

A few takes of a sitting down in a herman miller aeron, the chair of choice for a lot of companies these days. All med-close, recorded with an h6 xy pair.

Creak of the door in the office.

Creak of the door in the office.

A quick recording to give people a sense of a relatively quite office space.

Real organ slow rotary.

A single note from a organ with transformations to simulate a spacial take-off.

Originally contributed by freesound user juskiddink, this series of two blasts on a finnish birch bark horn has been shortened and tightened for use as a ring tone. It's a long, organic and haunting two-tone call echoing in the forest night; a clear alternative to the mechanical and tightly musical ringtones out there, and one i like a lot. Edited to wrap nicely for a continuing repeat.

Claps of an office case.

Tic-tac from a unique wall clock. 100 percent of the clock is made of wood. The mechanism is driven by two stones hanging in thin ropes. Swiss of course.

An office door closing.

Organ.

Paper being shuffled ever more frantically.

Patch made with a microkorg and an ea-1. Sounds a little bit like an organ for a few octaves. Lovingly multisampled. 44. 1k, 16-bit.

Ballpoint pen clicking multiple times. Normal speed; then faster; then farther away from the microphone.

Desk chair squeaking.

A fan humming. At the end, a chair squeaks.

Rustling paper/someone flipping through papers. Recorded with a ksm9.