47 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Collar"

Collar.

Dog collar: sounds of dog collar while pet a dog. Recorder: zoom h4n with the internal mic on 48khz with 24bit.

Dog collar rattling - this is a sound of a dog walking and their collar is rattling. Would be a good sound for a dog walking.

Dog collar rattling - this is a sound of a dog walking and it's collar rattling. Could be used as the sound of a dog walking.

Dog shaking with collar.

Small cat collar with a little bell being removed and put back on.

Recording of a collared dove.

Mientras caminaba a mis mascotas note que el collar de una de ella sonaba interesante.

Jingling a dog collar with a tag on it. Recorded on razer kraken kitty and cleaned up in audacity.

Recorded at late morning hours near a bush in erode district of tamilnadu.

The sound of a dog leash and correction collar. Moved and dropped the collar, clicked the clip of the leash to simulate the sound of climbing gear. Recorded on razer kraken kitty and cleaned up in audacity.

I recorded from huawei p40 lite my dog while she was following me and the bell he had on her collar was heard.

Series of 2 keys on a key ring being jingled. I used some of these as a small dog's collar. At 4041 into scarlett 2i2.

Se produce el sonido del collar de un perro, al este estarse moviendo.

Cat with collar sound eating food out of his food bucket.

Metal colar, large dog.

Cat scratching its collar with attached bells.

This is a bird, collared dove, which was recorded with zoom h2n (xy). It is very common dove in all countries in europe.

Necklaces on a bathroom sink making noise.

Homemade parabolic with em172s.

Dog is shrugging it off and we can hear flipping ears and collar.

Recorded in a suburb of baltimore.

A uk house sparrow sitting in a tree chirping. Background sounds include a collared dove and cars in the background.

Dawn chorus of red collared lorikeets and other savannah woodland species near the end of the dry season in kakadu national park near waterfall creek in the southern part of the park.

I played with my dog's tags on it's collar and got this nice sound from it. Sounds similar to rustling keys or coins. Recorded on a samsung galaxy s20 5g with easy voice recorder (app for android, available on google play).

A small dog, his collar jingling, panting as he walks through the leafy woods.

I recorded the sound of my dog's collar using a zoom h4n recorder and a rode m3 microphone. This would be a good sound used in the background in an outdoor scene. I can imagine this recorded noise starting off soft and gradually getting louder to indicate a dog walking by before it softens up and gradually trails off as the dog gets further and further away.

A comically gross sound of my big sloppy dog drinking water. You can also hear his collar slightly.

Approx. 0650hrs, early march 2021. Put my recorder in the open bathroom window. I had to have the gain up higher than i wanted as the sparrows are down in the side garden about 30 yards away. The crow sounds closer, perhaps on our neighbour's roof. Collared doves also cooing but faint. The sound of our boiler is in the background.

Easter sunday recording with distant children out in the morning sun but still all of us in lockdown due to sars cov2 virus.

Faint female voice captured at tanner hospital in ely, mn. Captured on an olympus audio recorder using a condensor lapel mic clipped to my collar.

A group of duck runs back and forth past the microphones. Other noises include a food bag being rustled, robins, a collared dove and a bit of traffic.

Banging noises and metallic clanging captured at tanner hospital in ely mn. Captured with an olympus audio recorder using a lapel condensor microphone clipped to my collar.

Scrunching the collar of my sweet leatha bomber jacket for some stretching/straining sounds. Also flapped it around a bit, apologies for the peaks in that part. Recorded on sony pcm-d50.

A spring afternoon in a suburban uk town. Near a busy road, many sounds are heard including a chiffchaff, traffic, a collared dove (and other birds), church bells, a pedestrian crossing and an idling diesel car.

Flat and un-fiddled with mid side recording on a sunday afternoon in a rural english garden. Featuring an angry blackbird, one annoying car and an asthmatic collared dove who makes an appearance at -00:26. Just for fun. :-).

A stilly street in budapest's garden suburb. Daytime in late winter - early spring. Birds: fieldfares (turdus pilaris), tits (parus sp. ), hooded crows and rooks (corvus sp. ), collared doves (streptopelia decaocto), greenfinches (carduelis chloris) etc.

My adult cat was really wanting to be in on the recording, and got a little angry that i wouldn't hold him. You also get a brief jingle of his collar bell and loud exhalations of my breathing - i was trying not to laugh at his antics. I was holding my breath very close to the mic.

I was just wasting more time organizing audio files in the computer, when the dog came up and told me how much he'd love to go outside. He does that by wagging his entire body. This time his tail smacked against a wooden cabinet and he shock his head.

10am sunday in the middle of the lockdown for corona virus, covid19. Recorder left in garden then edited down to remove most of dog barking at neighbours, the few cars that passed and distant conversation that might otherwise ruin the purpose of recording just the bird song. Not the best example of bird song for which i will have to get up at dawn.

I needed a sound fx of a dog scratching itself for a 3d animation, so i did this foley recording. First i tapped a bunch of keys to simulate the tags jingling. Then i scratched my pants to the timing of first track. Feel free to use this for any purpose, including commercial use. Don't forget to leave a comment if you like it, and tell us about your project. Enjoy!.

Recorded with an small olympus recorder set on the ground next to an open package of crackers. This medium-large dog has a long mouth (like a echoing cave) and all her teeth, which makes for some hearty crunching sounds. There's a full longer version of her munching on the sleeve of crackers uploaded here tooher collar tags jingle a bit too -sorry about that.

Recorded from about 0515 in the morning. This is in a suburban garden in essex, uk. A blackbird can be heard through most of the recording. Other birds that can be heard are pheasant, robin, woodpigeon, wren, collared dove, peacock (not native but this bird is living wild in the area), carrion crow, black headed gull, starling, magpie and goldfinch. The recording was made with a sennheiser k6/me66 microphone on a tripod attached to a zoom h5. There has been some noise reduction and editing with audacity. The editing was mainly to reduce the worst of the aircraft noise. There is still some aircraft and other human-related noise as well as some wind occasionally.

Recording made by juliana romero and felipe moreno on may 11, 2020 at 6:00 am in the village pueblo viejo upper part in the municipality of facatativá, colombia. This zone has a corridor of vegetation in the process of succession typical of dry areas. Constant bird songs in this area undergoing ecological restoration with the dominance of great thrush, rufous-collared sparrow, black-tailed trainbearer, black flowerpiercer and the sound of several individuals of the endemic specie of the silvery-throated highland spinetail stands out among adults and juveniles, among others.

Recorded on a small olympus device, set next to an open sleeve of stale saltines. You can hear her in the plastic packaging grabbing mouthfuls and chewing the crackers all up. She dips into the sleeve of crackers 3 or 4 times in this recording and smacks her chops after eating it all. Sorry about her collar chiming as dog's tags tend to, i just had to record that big mouthed crunch. I've removed the loud plastic rustling sounds, to focus more on the crunching sounds as she munches on snack crackers. Great for dog food or puppy chow commercials or for a film of a beast eating at charred crispy remains. If you use it for a film put a link to your work in the comments below, i'd love to see how you use this audio of a big mouthed cutie pie cruncher dog.

This file was recorded on november 19 2013 at london's euston railway station quite close to the arrivals board. It was achieved using an olympus ls-100 digital recorder with cad m179 microphones attached to a jecklin disk (see wikipedia) to obtain the best sound possible. As opposed to quasi-binaural recordings where the user attaches small diaphragm microphones to his/her shirt collar (my usual recording method), the jecklin disk can be mounted on a semi-fixed object such as a floor-standing microphone stand which it was in this case, and left for a few moments for the best possible outcome. Using a jecklin disk means that there are no minute movements from a person trying to stand as still as possible, and for some unknown reason, this setup is able to differentiate in front and behind sound image although i personally do not know why this is the case.

Recording made by fabian esteban beltrán with a smartphone on may 6, 2020, at 5:30 am in a peri urban area of facatativá, colombia (4 ° 48'47. 84 "n, -74 ° 20'11. 88" w). This locality has a patch of secondary vegetation mixed with eucalyptus plantations and very close to a main road. Numerous birdsongs in the andean scrublands, including great thrush, rufous-collared sparrow, yellow-backed oriole, sparkling violetear, white-sided flowerpiercer and the endemic specie of the highlands, the silvery-throated spinetail, among others. In the background some roosters crowing and barking dogs. Grabación realizada por fabian esteban beltrán el 6 de mayo de 2020 a las 5:30 am en una zona periurbana (4°48'47. 84"n, -74°20'11. 88"o). Esta localidad posee un parche de vegetación secundaria entre mezclada con plantaciones de eucaliptos y muy cercana a una vía principal. Numerosos cantos de aves en los matorrales andinos de esta zona en los que se destacan mirla patinaranja (turdus fuscater), copetón (zonotrichia capensis), turpial de montaña (icterus chrysater), colibrí orejivioleta (colibri coruscans), pinchaflor flanquiblanco (diglossa albilatera) y la especie endémica del altiplano el chamicero cundiboyacense (synallaxis subpudica) entre otros. En el fondo algunos gallos cantando y ladridos de perros.