148 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Believe"

B.C. Williamson's hit song, 'Believe Her 'Till I Leave Her'

Should you believe?poet: maqsood hasnivice: maqsood hasnifree abuzar electronic book housesept. 2017.

Peace music.

Believe it or not, this is a recording of a candle being extinguished.

Doesn't believe me.

Sounds of me crunching a water bottle recorded a year ago, but i do believe there was water in it, at least some.

At some bus stops in weimar plays an endless ticking soundit is believed to be the heartbeat of the city.

I believe this is a siberian cat breed meowing for me to open the door to let him outside.

Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms performed by the Stellar Brass of the United States Air Force Band of the Rockies. Track 13 from Contrasts (2007).

Using the remove hum tool on izotope rx2, i took out filtered out the hum that occurs in the 190-220 hz range. I believe any eq could filter that hum out at that range without affecting the bass in the footsteps. I believe the footsteps are in the 50-60 hz range anyway.

Recording of (what in my believe is) a small frog call. The source was hidden in wet grass near of a river, surrounded by crickets.

Hitting my tibetan singing bown (i believe f#).

Nobody does the right thing.

Hark! is a sample of me shouting hark! of what i believe is the best first word to the beowulf poem and it may already be, there's many a translation out there.

true feelings by ¶RADIO HUMMINGBIRD. ¶sentiments from a time of which we believed it would be the future.

I combined the sound of three pieces of wood snapped in half to make a somewhat believable sound of wood breaking/snapping in half.

I believe this is recorded from an roland edirol; it is a high pitched hiss from a busted amp i have, but could be used for various stuff.

This cymbal was recorded in an old session i found from my time at university. I believe the microphone was a akg 414. Recorded in a studio environment.

Multi-layered synth line i made one morning when i was bored and was practicing writing arpeggios. I believe it's in mixolydian mode.

Hi i'm 11 years old and this baby voice is something my aunt taught me. It was hard for me to believe that it was my voice.

An atmosphere created from a recording of my friend's fart believe it or not. Processed by granulator ii in max for live. Originally recorded with tascam dr-05.

A rather simple sound i created for a game. It indicates to the player when they hover over a button or part of the interface. I believe this sound would fit in any kind of game.

Re-sampled pad at 172 bpm, the key is unknown as i believe it is a chord, it's a mix of g and f.

This is a simulated aircraft flyover made from a tablefan and some processing. This is my first sound effect. It is normalized and should be mixed quite low for a believable effect.

Series of clinks or clanks made by hitting a crowbar with a hammer. Stands in for an anvil sound. Great for mixing in with drums / percussion. 48k / 16 bit (adat); akg 414 i believe.

This is just a basic beep from a phone. I guess i figured freesound didn't have enough beeps, so i uploaded this. I believe it is in c#, but there is a possibility i am mistaken.

The recording isn't exactly 100% clean of ambient noises (i believe there's a door slam somewhere). But i manage to remove a couple of the more distracting noises.

An old-ish compaq desktop from 2008 booting up. Recorded with the ps eye microphones. I believe this is my first true stereo recording.

A simple four to the floor beat i whipped up in a tracker. Uses opm's drumatic set. I believe the bass is playing a d.

4 clanks or clinks made by hitting a crowbar with a hammer. Stands in for an anvil sound. Good to mix in with existing drums / percussion. 48k / 16 bit (adat). Akg 414 i believe.

I made this sound from a milkmixer !believe it or not. Just the wav file some nasty gnarling bass and vocoding them together !modulation is fun.

A single bark from a small- to medium-sized dog. I believe she's a rat terrier mix. Captured accidentally during a podcast recording session.

A short noise of a pterosaur. I made this sound by accident and can't believe this noise could ever come from a human being.

Recording of a guitar string being played with an ebow. (an ebow is a magnetic device that causes a steel string to vibrate in its magnetic field. ) i believe this was recorded on a prs tremonti guitar.

Can you believe that upto now there has been no tutting on freesound. Tutting as in the kiss of your teeth in annoyance or disappointment at someone or thing. Recorded on tascam dr-40.

Some weird horns i recorded at the hamburg port anniversary 2013. This horns are the weird, powerless ones, i believe. Unfortunately a little bit muddled with people nearby me.

Don't share this file with anyone. . . It's very dangerous. I believe it is cursed. You've been warned.

Believe it or not, this was made with a soda bottle cap. I made it for a zombie survival game, specifically for inserting a magazine into a gun, i thought it also sounded like a switch when sped up, so here it is.

Me saying "i do believe everything is ship shape and bristol fashion" in a british accent, "queens english" "upper class" and old fashioned.

River lava sounds. "river" means moving body of water. "lava" is the name of the river where this sound was recorded. I can't believe i need to explain it, but apparently i do. Re-upload.

I generated a square tone with audacity and applied a few effects to it, mostly wahwah i think, and faded in and out. If you repeat it, it makes a very believable sound for an old video game machine.

Simple recording of a toy horn. I believe that i recorded it with tascam dr-05. I don't remember exactly, if i'm right, that was long time ago. No additional editing or processing.

A stereo recording of the many sealions congregating at pier 39 (san francisco) in 2009. In 2010 most have left, believed to have gone north for food.

Inspired by beat mapping a flock of crows chirping; i mapped my own rhythm and beat using a variety of sounds. I don't believe such an instrument exists but it sounds lovely. If you wish to use this, credit my name; otherwise enjoy.

Simple recording of a toy horn. I believe that i recorded it with tascam dr-05. I don't remember exactly, if i'm right, that was long time ago. No additional editing or processing.

Simple recording of a toy horn. I believe that i recorded it with tascam dr-05. I don't remember exactly, if i'm right, that was long time ago. No additional editing or processing.

An improved version of my "single gunshot 4. 2" sfx; this one isn't too meaty or filled with irritating reverb as this one, which i believe is also slightly more realistic. Created with audacity. Use however you see fit.

Pouring leftovers (ravioli) mixed with water into the toilet to achieve a vomit effect. When added with retching noises it sounds very believable. Apologies about me giving direction in the beginning.

Simple recording of a toy horn. I believe that i recorded it with tascam dr-05. I don't remember exactly, if i'm right, that was long time ago. No additional editing or processing.

This is the sound of a clock ticking, if you can believe it! i added reverb to it and sloooooowed it doooooown to about -81 percent of it's original speed. I think this sounds like an air-conditioner going off in a cathedral. (see tags. ) i hope you can use this and i hope you download the other "big room ambiences" i create. Sorry about those clicks in there! i don't know where they came from, but i think you can probably edit them out. Please excuse. Made with audacity and a clock ticking, if you can believe it!.