8 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Clearing Notes"

Water glass struck by chopstick. Notes were created by adding and subtracting water. Recorded on avatone cv-12 into garageband; compression, eq and reverb added.

Building-site noise recorded from a window in front of it, using my smartphone's voice notes app. There's some hammer sounds, and a continuous drilling or sawing sound (not clear).

Broadmoor hospital siren test. The broadmoor siren. Every monday morning at ten o'clock the deafening sound of an air-raid siren disturbs the peace over a large area of the leafy commuter belt that is berkshire, uk. The signal sounds the familiar alternating high-low note, followed by a constant all-clear note five minutes later. It's not a re-enactment of the blitz; it's a test of the escape alarm at the local mental hospital, broadmoor.

An all-american expression of incredulity. It can be used to express genuine surprise, or better yet, with a touch of sarcasm. "we need to put a hold on this check till it clears. " well, no shit. I note that it is easily edited to produce a very convincing "oh shit" which i have put into practical use on occasion.

Note: audio quality is always better when downloaded. Field recording made in a forest in russia, near yekaterinburg. Recorded 31. 07. 20 on tascam dr-05x.

Note: audio quality is always better when downloaded. Field recording made in a forest in russia, near yekaterinburg. Recorded 31. 07. 20 on tascam dr-05x.

Another night of hearing that couple next door. You can hear some of the conversations they have, but not really clear in some parts. Note that some parts of their conversations are cut out, but the dirty sounding conversation they have will be kept in. Around 2:50, is the sound of a door shut, that's when they're about to. . . Around 6:20 is when there will be bits of sex noises. Passed 8:25 is when you'll hear the woman start to get loud. Passed 11:00 is when they finished their you know. This is edit and cut short with audacity.

I sold my giant couch, and two professional movers came to pick it up. Before they moved it, they whipped out a huge roll of clear plastic, and expertly passed it around and around the sofa until the whole thing was wrapped. The noise the wrapping made was astonishingly loud and echoey in our place, and sounded very. . . Uh. . . Science fiction-y. Recorded on my samsung note 20 phone, and some movers' mumbles included, so not desperately high quality -- but maybe someone can use part of it for a wizard rending the space time continuum with a sharpened wormhole, or some such. :-).