9,153 免版稅 音軌，用於"有風"

This is me breathing but it sounds like creepy wind.

Whoosh tennis racket.

Recorded on a beautiful spring day on a trail with high oaks overhead. You can hear the wind blowing through the treetops, the low grass blowing, and random insects on the ground.

An acustic guitar improvising with a storm and the washing machine accompanying. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Very relaxing ambient noise of wind blowing through trees and rustling leaves. Faint birdsong can also be heard in background. No wind noise on mic through most of the recording, though a little is present near the end.

A tenor saxophone playing the note c5 with a very soft and airy tone.

Created with pink noise, sweeping phaser and stretching effect. The phaser in cool edit has funny preset called bubbles which gives unique sound to this effect.

Well i used it as a sound to support a medium fast transition. . . Feel free to use it, too! ;).

Sound of chimes. Sound recorded with a zoom h4n pro. Son d’un carillon. Son enregistré avec un zoom h4n pro. My sounds are licensed under the creative commons 0 license but it would be a pleasure for me to hear your work so doesn’t hesitate to comment or to send me a message with your work :).

Chime bell recorded with zoom h1n.

Sound of chimes. Sound recorded with a zoom h4n pro. Son d’un carillon. Son enregistré avec un zoom h4n pro. My sounds are licensed under the creative commons 0 license but it would be a pleasure for me to hear your work so doesn’t hesitate to comment or to send me a message with your work :).

Short swoosh.

Enjoy! by: pinball_wiz.

Rain-atmo with a little bit wind in a tree. 24bit, 48000 hz. .

A storm coming into the blue mountains of australia. Recorded using zoom, mic on the balcony outside.

A "whoop" sound created by whipping a long stick past my zoom h2 recorder. Several versions.

A hanger making a swish sound.

My mic in front of my fan.

Light rumble of thunder. Recorded with stereo mic on tascam dr-60.

This is about 14 minutes of a short rain/thunderstorm. The file fades in on light rain but then you hear a swell of heavier rain with light thunder. It all comes back down again by the end with some birds thrown in!.

Wind blowing a curtain on a windy day.

The sound of the wind blowing a door.

June thunder storm recorded from my back door, i used a beat up flip camera isolated the sound in movie maker and cleaned it up as best as i could in audacity.

Midnight in june heavy rainfall flashes across the sky and the sound of thunder.

A window unit air-conditioner.

Furniture on a boat in a storm.

A warmish wet winter day, snow melting. Recorded on an h2n zoom recorder, m/s raw setting.

A close recording of an recepcion bell that made the mics of my zoom h4n get a strange resonance.

Wind recorded in a lift shaft. Slight background clanking sounds of lift mechanisms operating and doors opening/closing.

A synth sound that resembles thunder. This has two claps of thunder (thus, bi-thunder) piling up on each other. I have applied 50% reverb to it.

The tittle says it all :d.

Reverbed swish with maybe some additional processing, can't remember :d.

A fart.

8 bit sfx generated in sfxr.

Plastic stick recorded zoom h6 with mid-side capsule. Edited adobe audition, a little bit compressed and noise reduction.

Thunder and rain.

Whistling into the microphone to produce a wind sound.

Simple, short recording of moderate gusts through tall trees at night in ne ohio.

It was recorded at low level by the raindrop. There was a woman talking on the phone behind recorder. Raindrop sounds, ambient noise outside library. Stereorecorded with h4n.

A bag of bones in the wind.

I recorded this on sept. 7th, 2013 in enumclaw, wa. We don't get many thunderstorms here and this one was a doozy. I used a yamaha pocketrak recorder and edited with sony sound forge. Please comment on what you will use it for. Thanks :o).

Falling rain, some parts have clos ups from water pouring on to sewage.

First step of creating wind: whitenoise with a resonant lowpassfilter to create movement.

Whitenoise with two resonant lowpass filter to create windnoise.

First step to create wind.

I set my mics up just in time to catch this loud thunder crash during a recording session. I aimed a stereo-matched pair of akg 451s out the window in an x-y configuration and ran them into a universal audio 2-610 preamp. There are no effects at all.