3,584 免版稅 音軌，用於"海底"

The atlantic ocean at night around high tide on june 10, 2021. Recorded with my iphone.

Microphone: zoom iq7 with simple windscreen not edited stereo 120deg. Baltic sea: calm sea, waves about 20cm amplitude. Best filtering for wind-noise: high-pass 125hz to 150hz / -18db/oct.

Waves washing up onto the pebbled shore in st. Croix.

Sound of sea against shore in secret cove in crete.

Recorded on a damp night from a beach house at wrightsville beach, north carolina. Audio has been treated for some wind. The whole recording was like an hour long but i couldn't upload that much. Tip: to extend the sound, you can cross-fade this sample pretty much anywhere with itself and the effect is virtually unnoticeable.

Recorded on laguna beach, ca in close proximity to the waves. There were other people on the beach so you'll hear them in the background as well. Recorded outside with a zoom h5 using the stereo microphones that come with it.

Night time field recording on a bush path about 50m from the ocean. Some suburbia sounds such as cars, dog and a plane creep in. Basic clean up and processing on this file.

Steady wave ambience.

Waves splashing and lapping gently against the beach along the coast of the isle of wight in the uk. Recorded in stereo using a roland r-05.

Hear the sound of the waves of sea, as they hit the rocks of beach. Its a cold winter, and that sound of sea bring in mind the most obscured - deepest cold beach.

The sound of a beach in noirmoutier in september 2022. Recorded by me on a tascam dr-05.

Recorded with iphone 11 microphone in istanbul.

The sound of waves on a sand beach in brittany. Recorded by me on a tascam dr-05.

A simple eerie soundpad with a nice stereo-effect setting.

A pan cooking food.

This is the sound of a pan on the stove, sliding it back and forth. Recorded with the xy mics of the zoom h5 48. 000hz 24bits.

Pots and pans sliding and hitting off one another.

A rhythmic background noise48khz/24bitwav file.

Sorry for the brief vocals. I'd love to see what this sound ends up in, send me a link if you use it maybe?.

This is a sound of placing pots and pans on a stove while also turning on said stove.

This sound was made frying bacon on a pan.

A treated, multi layered, short loop.

Hot frying pan.

House sounds.

My mother was cooking some meatballs so i took the chance to record the frying noise. Recorded with zoom h4.

Sizzling pan.

A pan hitting the counter.

Hitting my kitchen pan.

Hitting my kitchen pan.

Hitting my kitchen pan.

Hitting my kitchen pan.

Hitting a pot in my kitchen.

Hitting a pot in my kitchen.

Food sizzling away in a fry pan.

A pan on a stove containing boiling water. . The lid is lifted from the pan, we can hear the water boiling rapidly and then the lid is replaced. Recorded in a kitchen using an electric stove as the heat source. 44. 1hz 16bit with sony mini-disc recorder 2005.

Blowing raspberries. You also get bonus sounds of me laughing.

This was a battery-powered train car running in circles on its plastic track. Is the sound pleasant? no. Did i hold my zoom h4n upside-down in the center of the circuit so the engine slowly pans from ear to ear? absolutely.

This is a deliberate effort by someone quite close to me, who thinks someone will like it. With the vocal addition and all. He says it sounds better. Did not feel better. I stood there and let this happen, just for the audio. I hope you can appreciate that.

Turning on a stove.

Frying pan with oil cooking.

Recorded at hallsands, south devon, uk. Zoom h6 positioned on top of rocks with tide approaching. Sounds of waves hitting rocks and shingle.

The ocean.

Recorded at hallsands, south devon, uk. Zoom h6 positioned on shingle beach approx 3 metres from water. Sounds of waves on shingle beach as tide approaches for evening high tide.

Recorded with zoom h4n.

Bruit de mer.

The sound of herring gulls off ynys moelfre anglesey.

Boat - waves.

Boat - waves.

Waves on the shore of the beach.

Olas rompiendo en una bahia de paracas grabadas con el micrófono estereo xy de un zoom h6.