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Instrumental version of "South Sudan Oyee!", performed by the United States Navy Band circa 2012.

Paying at the cash register at the coho, a cafe at stanford university. This was recorded with a m-audio microtrack 24/96 held next to the cash register and wallet.

All verses of the national anthem of Kenya; an instrumental recording performed by the United States Navy Band.

One verse of the national anthem of Kenya; an instrumental recording performed by the United States Navy Band.

A cash register prints out receipts for the day. There's a bit of low background voices. Recorded with sennheiser 416 to fostex pd-6.

Sound of an electronic register opening and closing.

Vintage cash register, with crank, bell and till opens.

Kid saying "cha-ching!".

Sound of antique cash register ca ching.

A cash register being used. This is a combination of several public-domain sounds.

Gravado em estúdio com condensador.

Checking out some items at the grocery store. File also edited a little bit for loudness.

A melange of sounds from the checkout area of a thrift store: light background music, muddled voices, a metal rod kicked on the floor, the cash register beeps and sound of the drawer and money being handled.

A mechanical clank, as of a cash register.

Recorded on june 29, 2012 near the exit at webster's department store. This features how the checkout area at websters sounded from june 2012 untill its closing on november 3, 2015. This is part of a pack of 4k sounds recorded over 17 years commemorating my friend's department store which she owned. It showcases how the sounds in the store have changed over the years as the technology of teh store changes. Each recording is done within a week after the cash registers are upgraded. As of the date of this posting, webster's is now closed, and will re-open as a walmart in january of 2016.

An old manual cash register open and close, a coin rattle and whirr. If used, please feel free to drop here a link,would love to see where and how it's being used.

Mono, small grocery store. Cash register sounds and low murmur of conversation.

The sound we all love to hate & hate to love, the supermarket beep sound.

Sounds at a grocery store checkout complete with beeps and some music in the background. The cashier first greets the customer with a "bonjour/hi" a typical bilingual greeting in quebec. The sounds near the end are the customer (me) pushing the cart away from the cash with the next client's beeps heard a little more faintly. Recorded on a samsung galaxy s3.

The metal note holder thingy on a cash register being opened and closed.

This is a candid recording in a u. S. Fabric store during the christmas holiday season. Primarily women conversing with store clerks. Clean, with no music. Recorded with: sound devices 702t, sanken cs-1e.

This is a candid recording in a u. S. Fabric store during the christmas holiday season. Primarily women conversing with store clerks. Clean, with no music. Recorded with: sound devices 702t, sanken cs-1e.

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

The (empty) cash drawer of a reasonably old till opening and closing.

This is a mono recording of a busy checkout section of a supermarket here in the midwest.

Ringtone can used to vignette , sound tone i used for blog.

Samplings of am radio local to creston, british columbia.

Created with logic pro x test oscillator. Resolution: 24 bitsample rate: 44100.

This is my recording of an am radio tuning.

ke4dyx de k0gdd sent via morse code over the 20 meter band during a qrp qso.

A recording of myself doing some "creative tuning" willy-nilly around the available spectrum of "websdr at raf hack green", 3/11/13; trying to keep things interesting, yet not lingering too long anywhere in particular, and avoiding rather than seeking intelligibility of the various broadcasters. Some bits reminded me of ben burtt's "droid/alien chatter" material.

Sound effect for use on or foe whatever.

Jingle for my radio made by me. Uploaded for rating. Used sounds from user tombola:cracklebox - crunch ring dropped onto it. Wav,cracklebox- crunch then ping down. Wav.

Changing the radio station on am radio. Radio static.

Uvb 76 recording 96khz flac radio frequency 4625khz correct me if im wrong.

To make this sound i used the twente online radio tuner (http://websdr. Ewi. Utwente. Nl:8901/). I recorded as i changed the listening frequency and filter (bandwidth). The sound is only amplified.

Handheld pager sound off.

Choppy channel surfing on a digital tuner across a mix of the fm and am dials.

Small am radio run through a marshall mini-stack and recorded using a shure dynamic - manipulated through the frequencies in-between stations to create eerie whistling and distorted sounds.

Waiting for better signal of hk0na 2012-01-30 at abt 6. 00 gnt in qth jn79ek. Fighting with qrm local and lids on frequency. Sigs were too weak for trying a qso.

It's a off voice from tekgnosis that i remixed with sfx.

An example of truly modern contemporary qso (6. 2. 2012 on 3766,55 khz at about 10 cet). Ok1ff is probably fake call sign.

Radio interference from an unknown source.

Gravado com microfone externo stereo do gravador zoom h4ngravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.

Radio.

T32c 2011-10-01 10 mhz, ft-897, ant 12 m gp in location jn79nd. Note ufb low noise. . .

Synchronized radio beacons gb3ral, gb3wes and gb3ork on 5290 khz (each first 3 minutes of each quarter of hour) http://www. Rsgb-spectrumforum. Org. Uk/5mhz%20beacons. Htm.

Lz1rq with ok1has. Home made rig lz1rq with chirpy tone. Qso 10mhz 2011/10/29 at 1415 utc.

10119 khz 2011-oct-27-1400-utc station clicking over the band. Clicks noted in 10114-10123 khz range. His equipment was old czechoslovak army transmitter rs-41 (about 1965 year). Added frequency marks at -45, -27 and -10 sec. Of the record. I know that rs-41 is clicking because i have the same transmitter at home. But later found that also ft-897 receiver is often the source of phantom clicks. . .

Radio captured noise layered to give a brass stab sound. Very lo fi.