261 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Fridges"

A refrigerator door opens and closes. The sound of the door opening needed to be amplified after recording.

Freezer section at a grocery store.

Short recording of a refrigerator or cooler running. Loops.

The clock ticks then strikes. With room atmos and fridge hum in the bg.

Getting ice from the ice maker at the fridge.

Room tone of a small kitchen with refrigerator running. Sound devices 744tsanken cs3 e.

Refrigarator ice machine on metal cup.

Cat begs to get fish into her bowlpicked with zoom h4n, normalized, fridge making some noise in background.

Sharpening a kitchen knife a various speeds, fridge hum (2007). Minidisc recorder with sony ecm-ds70p.

Mad thirsty. I recorded myself getting some cold brita fridge water.

Kitchen refrigerator hum in kitchen. Recorded on a tascam dr-100mkiii with an audio technica at875r shotgun mic in 24/48 mono.

Opening a freezer and closing it after a few seconds. Recorded with a marantz pmd661 and exported as a. Wav through adobe audition after normalization.

Moderate pressure stream from a fridge filling a water bottle.

Kitchen without windows ambience, day. A lot of hum from refrigerator. Recorded with zoom h6.

This is an old commercial refrigerator from the grocery store. It was making a very nice regular droning sound so i placed my phone inside the fridge to get a clean recording without the noise from the store. Perfect for a spaceship drone or background noise at a factory.

A groove in 12/8 built from a slamming refrigerator sound and a cue ball hit on the pool table. At 150bpm.

I'm a student studying sound and i and recording sounds this is one of the recordings. This sound was made by having the microphone near a fridge door that was opening and closing.

This is the refrigerator at min min’s house. It has a slight tingling sound in there, i've noticed. Recorded with zoom h5 recorder (xyh-5)october 22, 2018.

Refrigerator hum. Recorded with zoom h1 and sweetened in logic pro x.

A recording of my mini-fridge that i split into two components - the hum (this) and the evaporator thing that makes all the drippy sounds. I separated them so people can change the volume of each element, since i noticed with my fridge that you can only really hear the hum if you're really close, but hear the drippy sounds from quite a distance away, even if they're really quiet. Recorded with a zoom h4n pro, used rx7 to separate the elements. As always, i've got the un-modified loop in my "raw recordings" pack.

Ambience inside small diner, voices, cash register, fridge hum. Sony m10. 2012.

Gusty wind and heavy rain on kitchen window. Outside, water is draining off roof and missing gutter. Hum of fridge in background.

This is a recording of an office refrigerator in a room with fluorescent lights. It was recorded with a sennheiser me66 and a tascam dr-60d.

Noise from a switched-off radio frequency receiver connected to an active recorder.

I like the first cup of coffee from a good coffee maker. Inevitably though, it gets left on, and then to me it is undrinkable. Overcooked. Terrible. The waste is unacceptable to me. So, we can agree on that, and my partner was about to make a cup for himself. I got it all, jar lids, spooning, stirring with a spoon in a ceramic cup, adding sugar and milk. The last soft thud is the fridge door closing.

Opening and closing the fridge and freezer doors in a side-by-side jenn-air unit. Ice crackling can be heard on the freezer side.

Midnight recording. I wanted to record really the most basic sounds in my kitchen. Clock on the wall, the fridge's sound. . . It was totally quiet, but not still not. . . !.

Water freezing into ice. Recordist peter brucker / recorded 2/5/2019 / sm 58 microphone / edited in logic pro x / metal bristles against a pot.

The sound of a refrigerator door being opened, and then the sound of the freezer in operation. A few variations follow.

This is the back of my fridge, with some filters applied to it. Sounds like some kind of space-ship ambient. I might be able to record a longer version of this. If you want it, request it in the comments.

This is the sound of a freezer door opening and closing. Recorded with a sony pcm-d100 in stereo.

This is a recording of a refrigerator door opening and closing. It was recorded with a sennheiser me66 and a tascam dr-60d.

A recording of the freezer door opening. I can hear the frozen packages inside slightly crinkling. Recorded with zoom h5 (xyh-5)october 23, 2018.

Modern noise - a quiet kitchen at night in an urban surrounding, and the constant sound of a big samsung fridge. Very distant tv sounds and voices. Recorded with a blue yeti on the floor (omnidirectional mode i think), cut to make it loop cleanly and boosted up a bit with goldwave. I kept it short (less than 2 minutes) to make it easier to manipulate in my video editor timelines. Hope someone finds it useful.

Zoom h4, sony mdr7509, wavelab 5 editing for better rendering (eq, hpf, compression, stereo). Subtle spatialized details of crackling ice in my freezer to produce a very organic feeling sound.

This was hard to create i used many different types of doors for the close including hatches, fridges, cars, large and small. I layered them with a stretched air effect to indicate pressure.

Inside a freezer. The door is open and the ice melts produce thin cracks. The cooling circuit make sounds too. Finally i close the door (fade out). Really cold.

This is the hum of an old freezer running. The microphone (galaxy s9) was placed inside and the door shut.

Bacon sizzling on a stove. Minimal pops and splatters, mostly a low, constant sizzle. 60hz band was cut due to fridge noise next to the pan. Recorded on a tascam dr-40x and edited in audition.

Another sound accomplished downstairs at the bookstore called nerman's books and collectibles on osborne street. I used the fridge door to open and close to record 19 seconds of sound, however, the suction of the sound of the gasket of that refrigerator is heard in this audio to note - listen carefully!.

Various kitchen noises. I recorded this while making foley for a film recently. It's intentionally roomy and captured from medium distance which was the position of the listener. There's no significant background roomtone (no traffic, fridge hum or voices), just the exagerated cutlery movements, glasses and cups clingings, water sink, cabinets, fridge door and stuff. Format:wav 48khz 24bit stereo. Gear:device: zoom h6microphones: 2 oktava mk 012 in ortf position.

Some design i made, used a recording of my fridge as the base, heavily effected. Would probably work in a game as some type of portal. Link to the original file: https://freesound. Org/people/hedonfire/sounds/647449/processed in absynth, and additional plugins.

Refrigerator hum from inside closed refrigerator. Recorded in mono mp3 mode on a zoom h2. The recorder then created a 2-track file (and i assume both tracks are identical). Compressed and normalized to -3. 1 db in audacity. Exported in flac mode.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h1 with internal microphone. Redorded inside an old, small and empty refrigerator. A boiling, gurgling, or knocking sound can be heard. Bonny orbit sound library.

Free drone. Recorded using homemade contact microphones. The os-xx samples consist of different recordings of fans, fridges, espressomachines, etc. The sounds are pretty raw, i added reverb, and cut some sub. I can, on request hand out the raw recordings. Enjoy.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h1 with internal microphone. Redorded inside a new, small and empty refrigerator. A boiling, gurgling, or knocking sound can be heard. Recorded in a hotel in mallorca. Bonny orbit sound library.

Rusty heavy freight elevator descending. Recordist peter brucker / recorded 4/21/2019 / shotgun microphone / mini fridge hum, spatula on metal great, sheet metal against wire fence / edited in logic pro x.

Recording of a bosch refrigerator. Recorded and processed at 24bit 96khz using the tascam dr-40 linear pcm recorder. Processing: gain-staging and soft high and low frequency filtering. No eq boost or cuts anywhere else.

Hi there! this is my dog (10yrs old lab-staf-mix) eating a goose neck. Sorry for the fridge in the background. Feel free to use as you like, i'd be happy if you tell me if you did so.

Messing around in logic with some surround impulse responses and delay designs. Ended up with something that sounded a bit like a submarine sonar blip. . So i added the sound of a fridge, time stretched using the flex tool and pitch adjusted and now it sounds almost real :).