10,147 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Ans"

Telecaster recorded directly through an avalon m5 into an apogee duet.

An impulse response recorded using an exponentially swept sine tone. Recorded in st andrews cathedral in sydney, australia.

Turning on a lamp: the sound was created with an largediaphragm condenser microphone, an mbox and protools.

End of an album and the arm lifts on an automatic turntable.

A very squelchy and satisfying 303 loop ideal for an acid track. An upbeat feel on this one.

Spinning an antique propeller while exploring an architectural salvage shop. It makes a beautiful droning sound.

Recorded in the fields of georgia, on an ipad using an audio technica boom mic.

An analogue clock ticking every second, recorded in a large room with somewhat of an echo.

A recording of an electric razor my friend and i made for an audio post project.

Field-recording of an iron door in a public cellar, the lock opens on an electric pulse, the hinges squeak.

Locking of a door in my own house. It's an wooden door with a an old key. Recorded with zoom.

A short sound of that sound, which you hear after an explosion. ( you can find an use for it)- made with audacity.

This is actually a small slice from an old hip hop record that is resampled to create an entirely new sound.

An alien speaking.

Just an ambience.

Eating an apple.

An oven.

An echo 540hz with wahwah.

An office door closing.

Recorded inside an ascending elevator.

Someone opening an umbrella.

Someone opening an umbrella.

Someone opening an umbrella.

An earthquake sound. Enjoy.

An horror scream.

An alien sound.

Quick sample from an office of a credit-card receipt printer and someone making an odd noise at the same time.

A person riding in an old elevator, door release mechanism.

An eerie sound made by using "paulstretch" effect on "hello" in audacity. Made on an asus laptop.

Recording of an electric toothbrush on multiple settings: fast, slow, pulse. Done with an h2.

Automatic doors developed an odd but rhythmically interesting and somewhat spooky creaky noise pattern. Recorded with an iphone 4s.

Sound originally created by jean-claude risset to create an auditory illusion of an endless glissendo from high to low.

This is a free kick sent through an lfo delay that feeds back into itself. Makes quite an extreme ending!.

I called it "industrial growl". This is an analog sample i made from an arp 2600 i had before i sold it.

Recorded my friend's old, am stereo on an ipad using an audio technica boom mic.

A nice 1000 hertz tone. For those who also have an otherwise decent file, but someone in it swears like an angry sailor. . .

An old doorbell ringing distant perspective. Recorded in an apartment with zoom h4n pro.

Simple countdown from 10 no effects, just an american voice counting down over an amplified outdoor speaker at a military facility.

A sound i put together to creep out a coworker using an old phone, an mp3 player and soldering.

Pictures at an Exhibition - Promenade (allegro giusto...)

Sounds of loud thunder, rain, and drops of water occasionally pinging off metal. Taken in an urban cityscape, surrounded by an apartment complex (yielding a bit of an echo).

Printer machine printing an essay. This background noise could be used for an office scene. The printer was an hp deskjet model, recorded using a mp3 player and processed slightly to remove some background noise using audacity.

Opening a metal frame window in an apartment in an urban setting. The outside noise is the hum of traffic.

Glass tumbler sliding across a wooden table. Used for a ouija board sound effect in an audio play. Recorded on an iphone.

Just a random drum loop taken form an unfinished project. Made using air ignite software with an axiom mini 32 midi.

A recording of an external hard drive spinning up. Recorded with an audio-technica at2020usb+.

Ripping a rag made out of an old t-shirt, recorded with a samson co1u condenser, unfortunately in an echoey room.

It is recorded in an elevator and we can finally heared the ding sound of an elevator and the elevator door opened.

I called it "buzzysound2". This is an analog sample i made from an arp 2600 i had before i sold it.

With this sound i create an emergy soundtrack, we can hear a bip of electrocardiogram, and then an alarm siren.