5,272 免版稅 音軌，用於"噪音"

Recording from 7th av. With 41st street at bogota colombia. Traffic noise and pedestrians voices predominate the soundscape. Recorded with zoom h4n recorder in stereo with x, y mics at 120 degrees. Grabación de la carrera 7 con calle 41 en bogotá colombia. Predomina el sonido del tráfico y las voces de los peatones del lugar. Grabado con una grabadora portátil profesional zoom h4n en estéreo con micrófonos en disposición x, y a 120 grados.

Ruffling plastic.

Random rummaging.

Moving stuff around.

Rummaging through stuff.

Fiddling with some plastic.

Shuffle shuffle.

Plastic!!!.

Because reasons!.

Electrolux shutting down.

Making noise with plastic. Fun.

Stratenveger_noise_collector.

Zoom h1 recording of bangkok streets.

Made in sylenth.

Made using audacity.

Created with audacity from white noice and various filters. Sounds like low-pressure compressed air being released through a nozzle.

Unaltered recording of a circuit bent yamaha psr-12 keyboard. Www. Roilnoise. Com/bending.

Grabación realizada en la tarde del 14 de marzo de 2014 en el parque adyacente a la asociación de vecinos de campuzano. Recorded at the park near the neighborhood association of campuzano (spain) on the afternoon of march 14, 2014.

Reajs 303 clone modulated by fractal with xy grid overlay, then sliced/cut up into random prime number subdivisions.

Useful for that huge drop in your latest club smash?. It’s really just comb filtered pink noise, but i like it. Have fun.

A noise rising.

A noise rising.

An extactor hood starting to work, running for a couple of seconds and stops. I decided to not record the switch on, switch off because it didn't "sound right" to me. You will find a better, more distinctive switch sound in here. Recorded with a tascam dr-40. Note: feel free to use this sound in one of your own projects. If you want to, you also can send me a link. I would love to hear some of my field recording into someone’s work.

3 beeps. It helps voice actors/actresses that their line is coming up.

A door slam in a parking garage stairwell. Percussion sample, a snare perhaps?.

From machine noise collection. This is the sound of a compressor.

This one is the desgruesadora machine alone. Dont know the name in english. I d like to put pic. .

Sound of seldon, the server. Also from machine noise.

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Whitenoise with two resonant lowpass filter to create windnoise.

The sound of an unplugged guitar cable from a live amp being plugged into a guitar.

A noisy agressive analog synth stab made with a minimoog, no fx applied.

Static from the fm dial processed to create the noise one might experience in an airplane while flying.

I'm trying to get some character to my modular sounds. This is a sequence with a sawtooth wave mixed with noise and joined in a vca that can distort a little. It's a vca i bought used. Don't think a new vca of the same sort distortes. I really like that. I little reverb is added to the sound. The sound is analog until it reaches the reverb. Sometime i will buy a spring reverb. Promise. But here, on the internet, the sound is digital anyway.

Glide from very low to very high.

A very hard noise sample, generated with buzzmachines.

A noise that i managed to somehow create in windows sound recorder a long, long time ago.

Another noise that i managed to somehow create in windows sound recorder a long, long time ago.

Glorious feedback.

The sound my 4 track makes when you turn it off.

Casio ct-395 circuit bent.

A fan with an interesting scrambling pattern. Field recording from helsinki, finland. 48khz 24bit stereo wav.

A fan with a loud high-frequency hiss. Field recording from helsinki, finland. 48khz 24bit stereo wav.

A c played on my guitar recorded with a sort of muffled sound.

A noisy synth loop.

Basic recording of a racket ball court during practice.

Alien st00f.

Noise kicks.

A recording of a street lot in cologne out of my studio window (neumann u-87)with a lot filtering. . . . .

A recording of a street lot in cologne out of my studio window (neumann u-87)with a lot filtering. . . . .