1,487 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Could"

Sex noises coming close by, it's that young sounding couple next door having sex loud enough that it could be heard. This is edit with audacity.

Clean tone, blues style of riff but could almost be an intro for a doom/stoner rock song.

Crackly, moist sound of a hard-boiled egg with disintegrating shell and intact membrane. Could be used for an animal hatching or generic organic sounds.

A filtered recording of me breathing into my microphone. Could easily be used for magic sounds or ghost noises.

Pouring water in a pewter mug several times. This could be wine or any other liquid. Recorded with at3035.

Bmw motorcycle engine revs in underground parking lot. Ambience hum and reverb could be heard.

Pouring and moving some cat food. Maybe it could be useful as coffee grains too?.

Sex noises coming close by, a young sounding couple next door having sex loud enough that it could be heard. This is edit with audacity.

Very videogam-ish sound of an ammo pick up(could be). Inspired by the one in halflife. Made with a box of cookies not even joking.

Very simple track that could be used in a product video or something to advertise a service/product.

A distorted male voice saying" could somebody please help me. . . . . . "created with magix music software and several modifications in the sound board. Pitch modulation ect.

A young man laughing "ha ha ha" in a weak style that could sound fake, sarcastic or lame.

Collapsing in thick grass. This audio shows that the person could go no farther, fell to his knees, then keeled over. A great piece of audio for a movie or video.

Recording of child's space-ship toy in chinese language. Could be a fun background for who-knows-what.

Repeating simple piano melody over soft chorus. Wistful romantic feel. Could work as film score.

Recorded rhythm part. Could be used as background music, or in your composition if you want so. I'm sorry for that quality and some little noises.

Sound of throwing individual pieces of paper with force. Could be used for page turning, ripping, or for pulling a sheet of paper out of a book.

Birds chirping quickly. With some wing flutter and clicking in background. Could be used for baby chicks.

Something i made so i could simulate the arm of like a grabber machine from those arcades where you win toys.

This sound could be described as a stumble or a trip. Made with sneakers on a tile floor. Recorded with a turtle beach p11 headset and processed through audacity.

Sex noises coming close by, it's that young sounding couple next door having sex loud enough that it could be heard. This is edit with audacity.

Someone swiped a magazine off the desk. This could be because someone is upset, angry or whatever comes to your mind.

An intercom system on a building malfunctioning into some type of feedback loop. Could be useful for some techno or gabba rave ;).

The sound of samus whistling through the air could be used as the sound of a person doing a spin kick or similar.

Creek in park, with bees and other insects passing by. Some people walking near could be also heard.

Harmonic noise which you could probably use smaller pieces of to signal an alarm/warning type of sound.

Sex noises coming close by, a young sounding couple next door having sex loud enough that it could be heard. This is edit with audacity.

Ambience recording from basement staff area of a hotel. Low droning fan sound. Could be good for spaceship ambience.

Typewriter roller being pushed back into place and spun. Slight ring. Could be used for a variety of effects.

Tram sound: trams driving sound. It is recorded in tampere, finland. This sample is used for a vehicle classifier dataset. It could be used for similar purpose.

In the mall, next to the water fountain where people toss pennies in. I could hear a kid crying. Recorded with iphone 8.

Various synth sfx meant to be used in various magic-related contexts. Alternatively, these could be used in a sci-fi setting. Made in beepbox.

I was actually hunting for sounds that i could use for a "chain lightning" sound, but ended up making a short drone that i made from a ground hum.

Cmin, adim/c, abmaj, bbmaj. A simple piano loop great for hiphop. . . But i could see it being used for other genres as well.

A short sound that could be used for going back in a ui. Originally a recording of a record player lid being closed using a zoom h2n.

This goes with the 110 bpm thrash metal groove. You could put it after the "110 bpm thrash metal groove" to give a blasting midtempo.

My daughter's song-box was running low on batteries. This is the last sound i could squeeze out of it.

I decided to record the sound of a hamburger cooking the other day, i guess it could work as a 'static' sound with the proper editing. Recorded with my h5 at 24-bit 48khz.

Quick arpeggiator. Played on the keys. Could be used for a loop or whatever your heart desires.

The sound of a cd case falling and hitting the ground. Could also pass for a disk, cassette, cartridge, or other small plastic object.

Intense ambience expressing psycho, horror, and creepy mood. Could be used for player death stabs in game levels or for intense moments in a scary scene.

Possible use would be for a game character? large male character making a threat. Not sure what the use could be.

Loopable. This is one gasp repeated. I tried it, one could loop it indefinitely. Slip it into the elevator music file. Guaranteed to produce complaints.

Running water in a bathroom sink, followed by running water with a some splashing. Used for someone splashing their face with water, could possibly be someone washing hands.

Sci-Fi Soundtrack Liquidy, sharp, clicky atmosphere. Wherever this is - it is not a pleasant place to be. Could be noxious underground lair or ruined city infested with mushroom beings. - Kevin MacLeod

Sci-Fi Soundtrack Resonated interesting melody. Could be used for a baddie, or for some routine docking maneuver... if you know what I mean. - Kevin MacLeod

Slow death, it's could be used for dying zombie. Software used: audacityrecorded using: behringer c-1udate: 2017-06-23.

Probably you could use to simulate the sound in the ear after a explosion or to put in the background to make a tension scene.

A whoosh and flame from one of those long lighters used to light fireplaces. Could possibly pass off as a button click.

Car horn beep. Single tone, long steady blast. Could also be door buzzer.