15,586 免版稅 音軌，用於"自動扶梯"

These animal sounds were recorded inside a stone circle at the back of my property just as dawn broke. Most sounds are farm animals and birds and some unknown.

Cicadas at night. The modified sound.

Roar of birds.

A high-speed relay turning on and off repeatedly at ~33 hz.

Geese in park.

Seagulls.

Little birds singing.

Two harddrives that's working by copying some files.

Animals fighting in a forest recorded with h4n on january 29, 2014 in burnaby, bc.

Opening and rummaging around in a cardboard box filled with packing peanuts.

A noisy truck rolls by at night.

Spin end sound.

Spin begin sound.

A recording of a suburban dawn chorus.

Sound of birds.

The sound of birds.

Water falling on the floor,free use.

Many seagulls.

Crickets.

A pigeon call, made with my mouth.

Originally used for my video: curly reads: upstairs [creepypasta]https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=hukoo76xvei. Recorded with a iphone se and edited in audacity. Sound made by the curly one.

Opening a big loft door from the ceiling and unfold the wooden ladder. Climbing slowly upstairs and downstairs, folding the ladder again and closing the squeaky door. A second version of climbing upstairs width man shoes is included at the end.

Staircase with elevator background a baby crying.

This could be used in a film. Sound of a man walking up a spiral staircase. From faint and distant to (boots-)in-your-face. Recorded with zoom h2.

Up and down a creaky staircase.

Recording of me walking down a very old wooden staircase and contiue walking through some other rooms with a stone floor and different room sices.

Foxes quarrelling in a suburban garden. A water fountain can be heard nearby. Recorded with a pair of lom usi microphones attached to an olympus ls-14 left out overnight. Minimal editing with ardour.

A man, tired, sighing ant sitting on a leather couchrecorded with a zoom h6.

Spinner,recorded on the zoom h5 at home.

River water flowing over a weir.

Recorded with a shoeps mk4 microphone and a sounddevice 633 recorder in april 2017.

This is cheap table fan spinning around and moving from left to right. Recorded from top of the fan controllers with nokia 6. 2. Android phone. No processing, just boosted in audacity.

Pif sound.

Bleating sheep (once).

I recorded this sound back in 2002. Using a toy top, we spun it and waited for it to wine down.

My teacher is walking up these stairs using an akg c1000 and my mac.

Natural ambiance provided byour insect friends.

Stereo recording of pig breathing close-up with zoom h4n's own in-built microphone.

Using an analog "buttset" or test-set telephone, clipping the leads from an exfomaxtester device and hearing the tones from testing a line, at a terminal/crossbox location (roadside). Cut some low frequencies and added 2s, 5s, then 3s digital-delay effects automated and a reverb effect.

Deer rut - brame cerf.

Wanted to record birds, caught this squirrel instead! i don't think it liked my presence. . . Recorded with a zoom f6, 2 x rode nt55s set to cardioid, ortf stereo recording24 bit, 96 khz.

Light projector motor spinning.

A flock of sheep (150-200 animals) in the middle of the park "englischer garten" in munich. Used regularly there as lawn mowers. Slowly approaching, surrounding me in the end of the recording. Vocalisations from young and old animals, as well as movement in the gras.

Sounds from an alpaca farm.

I cobbled some sound effects together to get the sound of footsteps on a rickety metal staircase for the third episode of bloody bold irresolute. It can also work for bridges.

A sound effect of walking down the stairs in a house.

Walking downstairs in an old victorian town house hallway in quite a rustly coat.

Natural modulation - a result of the wood spinning while resonating. Pitched down (recorded at 96khz, converted to 44. 1khz without resampling).

This track sound like a large snake in the middle of a forest, waiting de crucial moment to attack his prey.

This track sound like a large snake in the middle of a forest, waiting the crucial moment to attack his prey.