2,318 免版稅 音軌，用於"緊迫"

This is a nice stereo recording of a police car approaching from the distance with it's siren wailing and it passes and disappears into the distance. Recorded with: fostex fr2le, bp4025.

Someone lighting a cigaratte, taking a drag and exhaling rather quickly.

Leaves crunching underfoot in forest in ireland during summer. Recorded with tascam dr-05.

Snow footsteps recorded on tascam dr60d and rode ntg-3.

Eating crunchy chips.

This is my second alarm recording produced with lmms (ami evan) then imported in audacity where i recorded my own voice and added a vocoder to make it sound more robotic.

Crunching up a tunnock's caramel wrapper quickly in my hand. Recorded using a blue yeti microphone.

An example of the eas.

There you go. Eas siren.

These are fake siren noises i made in logic by using es p. The warnings are in the following order: caution (three pulses), alert (steady), attack (wailing), large fire (hi-lo), evacuate (hi-lo/alternate wail). These don't conform to any signal guidelines and must not be used for anything other than a mere sound effect.

Passing police car.

Passing firetruck siren.

Leaves being crunched but can sound like other things if needed.

Eating chips.

Simple attention getting loop. Useful for a techno-punk film or videogame that needs some tension bgm. Inspired by retro-wave and cyberpunk.

Eating c&o crisps, 4 seconds long.

Crunchy bites recorded on a handyrecorder zoom h5.

Klaxon alarm alert space - faster than the first.

I recorded from huawei p40 lite the sound that makes ps4's controller while i playing and pressing the control buttons nervously.

Chewing an apple.

Box of cheez-its.

Short clip of crushing of a dead leaf. [zoom h1n].

Eating a mixed-pickle / cornichon to get this special sound-mix of wet and dry and acid.

Here's audio of an actual eas "immediate evacuation" alert sent via the cap protocol, which is eas via internet, which then activates radio and tv stations ( in the usa)this particular alert was due to wildfires enchroaching on the town of silverthorne, colorado.

When your character face to the danger, use this sound.

Alarm signal for emergencies/burglaries.

A bow being slowly drawn into firing position.

Short cinematic soundtrack for your movie. Suspense, mystery and incomprehensibility. Sci-fi and post - apocalypse worlds creators - welcome!.

City day. Ambulance passing by at the distance. Distant city traffic rumble. Recorded with zoom h4n-pro 48 khz / 24 bit. Use freely on your personal commercial and non-commercial projects. Don't put this raw sounds/files on youtube or anywhere else. You can use them in creative way as a part of art-form, but not "re-distribute" as (royalty free) stock material. Thank you.

Crack a lack clickity clack dack it's the sound of bones crunching!. Or chips being eaten. Or just some plain boring regular branches snapping, because that's how the sound was made anyway. No bones were harmed in the process of this recording.

The quick and deep sounding of an alarm system, likely found in a spaceship or laboratory.

Sirens on a test alarm in village site.

The sounds of walking through pea gravel. This sound was recorded on a zoom h6 handy recorder with a sennheiser shotgun microphone.

No tree harmed, they were already dead.

Brown leaves breaking.

A pretty calm drone i made, slowly evolving.

Ambulance siren.

Ambulance siren.

Me taking a bite of a carrot and chewing three times.

I recorded myself eating some hard toffee-coated peanuts.

A common singing training exercise, now available as sample.

A common singing training exercise, now available as sample.

Loose headphones being crunched around.

More loose headphone crunching. More continuous sound and each ear cup being fiddled with independently.

Raw version of a file i uploaded earlier.

Sound of a fire alarm from a local elementary school, with two microtonal notes that are playing against each other in an interesting way. Lots of wind. Recorded on an iphone.

Recorder: emu 0404 usbmic: octava mk-105preamplifier: long stereochannelprocessing: compression pics, normalization.

Walking down a gravel path, then a steep slope to get to the river bank. Early morning, february 21 near clark fork river. No credit necessary, but as always, it is greatly appreciated.

Traffic passes on a tree-lined street in the early spring, before the leaves have sprouted. Birds sing and there are several minutes of ambience. Then, a siren can be heard in the distance and eventually, a big fire engine passes, siren blaring and engine roaring.