15,271 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Iss"

Group kmm-this is the same as the file "dart hits. Wav" except that the handling noise is not cut off of the clip. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder.

This is a recording of a street crosswalk. There is a voice telling you to "wait" and then the little chirp-like indicator begins to sound.

Yepp, this is how quantussy light may sound. You can make it sound better!this is made quickly with vcv-rack.

This is the replacement file for guitarez loop. Wav, which i screwed up. This is the same loop file, for the above mentioned file. Now it should work.

Sound of an electric fan or ventilator from two different perspectives: channel 1 is on axis and channel 2 is farther away and off axis to catch the general room tone.

This is a christmas sound effect from the full effects package we have on off @ http://www. Christmassoundeffects. Com this effect is produced by alistair @ air media.

I'm a student studying sound and i and recording sounds this is one of the recordings. This sound is of a toaster being turned on and off.

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is a recording of a can being slowly crumpled.

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is the sound of a ceiling fan being on.

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is the sounds of type-writer buttons being pressed.

This is dropping a water bottle with water in it next to the mic. I love how much bass is picked up. I've used this sound for quite a bit.

This short symphony is celebrating our global innovation of society. This is the first global transition from an old to a new culture in the history of mankind.

This is the sound that the apple computer imagewriter ii dot matrix printer makes when it is being powered on.

It is about a registered sound. It is my cat which mews. I modified the sound to make it less personal. So i used the compressor and the echo.

It is what it is. Don't credit me. I don't care. Just make sure you drink enough water.

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.

Best described as the sound you'd hear at the end of a pov horror/thiller film, the action is done and the camera is being turned off.

This is a short theka played on the morsing, which is a jaw harp used as a percussion accompaniment in carnatic music.

Clear recording of birds in my back yard, taken early morning before there is much traffic. Some wind noise is audible. Robins and morning doves are prominent.

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.

Here is a scratch track for taking apart and adding to an audio composition. The actual sample is 'huah!' it sounds like a crash sample.

This sound is added from here: https://sounds-mp3. Com/i-en-santa-claus. More mp3 sound effects is available in my original site: https://sounds-mp3. Com.

This is a young sparrow - passer domesticus, who calls his mother because he is hungry. It was recorded in kielce.

Here is a clap i made myself and is free to use for all. I will be posting more sound like this including more claps, kicks, hats, and more.

A krellpatch is always fun. This is a part of a longer recording. The start and stop are natural.

- reading audio file(stereo sound)-the audio is played with the sharpen function diskin; at a speed 5 times greater;-noise filtered for 8 seconds; in which the butterbp filter is applied so that it can be heard more in one channel on another: in this case, more is heard on the right. During the first 8 seconds you hear the filtered noise with the audio at higher speed. During the next 7 seconds the wav audio is heard only on the right channel and the last 15 seconds the wav audio is heard. For the left channel.

Test subject is given two types of music to listen to, and asked to describe their difference. The color of the first kind of music is not provided, but the color of the second kind of music is orange. This is possibly a color code for the experiment, but may also be what a person with synesthesia sees when they hear it. The first kind of music is considered as merely "entertainment", hence its descriptionthe second (orange) kind of music, according to the subject, affects our spirit, to which the experimenter says "sure".

This is the sound my computer's fan made, recorded with my laptop. Apparently, this fan is crapping out and goes haywire after less than ten minutes. I will have to get a new one, but the sound may be useful for people who need examples of a loud, broken pc fan. Again, recorded with laptop, not best quality. This is a sound in the creative commons, and i am giving up my rights to this sound as it is a sound every pc makes, and it's intended use is to allow everyone an example of a broken pc fan.

Alien xxx sent me a “cross modulation challenge”. I have tried to be true to his idea, but added automation, so to speak. Oscillator1 is constantly fm-modulating oscillator2. I vary the frequency of oscillator1 with an lfo. The output of oscillator1 is sent to a) left audio channel and b) in to oscillator2. The output of oscillator2 is fed to oscillator1. The degree of cross fm modulation is controlled by a vca controlled by another lfo. The output of oscillator2 is also sent to right audio channel. As i’m writing this i have just made a theoretical patch on a piece of paper. The result is what you hear. No effects added. Straight out of the modular for better or worse.

This recording was made in the afternoon during a rainshower under my carport in louisiana. The rain is striking three different surfaces in this track: cement, roofing and plantlife. Now, i'm no pro, nor is my equipment (olympus ws-310m w/ built in mic), so discerning these different sounds is difficult. You can hear the dripping from rain: fast drip in the background of this track. However slight, there is also a noticeable electronic note which is simultaneous with the water striking these surfaces. You can also hear slight rustling sounds that could be wind or my shirt moving near the mic (i was wearing the device on a lanyard). The file is wav, recorded in stereo at 16 bit at 44. 1mhz.

Traffic leading to the hum of a steel grated bridge deck. The bridge is the johnson st. Bridge in victoria, bc, canada, which is currently being prepped to be replaced.

Traffic leading to the hum of a steel grated bridge deck. The bridge is the johnson st. Bridge in victoria, bc, canada, which is currently being prepped to be replaced.

Dropping a big bag on wooden floor. The bag is made of a 'crunchy' material and is filled with clothes. Recorded in xy stereo (mono compatible).

This was a home recording made with a rechargeable safety signal air horn. When the air supply in the canister is depleted, it is replenished by means of a small hand held pump.

A 'quote' from ted steven's speech on net neutrality. This one is classic. I promise: this is not processed!.

This is kind of neat. . . . A g-chord played on my 12-string, then looped several times so it sounds like it is holding for a long time.

This sound is a reproduction of a steps throught a large corridor in tallers. It is a repetitive sound with different pitch in each step, it seems sinusoidal sound.

This is my take on notofficial's 'another3oh3' piece. It is a bit coarse, since i made it in audacity. Enjoy!link to original file: freesound. Org/people/notofficial/sounds/19388/.

Just a short track made with fl-studio with voice from lingojam. Com/robotvoicegenerator. The text is a mixture between swedish and english. The speech synth is not good at swedish. . .

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is the sound of a plastic bottle being opened.

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is the sound of a plastic bottle being closed.

The iron gate is closed and is shaken by someone who tries to open it, in the background wind and cars on the road. Registered in 2021 in rovereto in italy.

A shower is turned on and a person starts whistling while showering. After a while the shower is turned of and you hear a sound from the shower curtain.

I twisted a sound of a chimpanzee into this strange noise, hopefully this is useful to some. Https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=ejk9ssox1wythis is where i retrieved the original sound from.

This is a big chunk of radio static from an am radio set recorded close with a zoom recorder. The radio static is very organic and chaotic sounding / natural.

Taken from my video at a live filming location showing how filming is done on set. This is the director and crew preparing for a 'take'.

This is a recording of what child is this on a music box. I added metallic re verb and an cave echo. The last thing was amplification of the overall sound.

GILBERT & SULLIVAN: The Yeomen of the Guard (1920) Cast Sir Richard Cholmondely - Robert Radford /Edward Halland Colonel Fairfax - Derek Oldham Sergeant Meryll - Peter Dawson /George Baker Leonard Meryll - Ernest Pike Jack Point - George Baker Wilfred Shadbolt - Robert Radford First Yeoman - Ernest Pike Second Yeoman - Peter Dawson /Robert Radford Elsie Maynard - Violet Essex Phoebe Meryll - Nellie Walker /Ruby Heyl Dame Carruthers - Edna Thornton Kate - Bessie Jones Chorus: Sarah Jones, Walter Glynne, and the soloists George. W. Byng, conductor His Master's Voice 78rpm Album D 481/5, D 496/501 Recorded in London, March 4 - October 2, 1920 Digital transfer by F. Reeder Note that F. Reeder labels his transfer as CC-BY-NC-SA 3.0. The recording is in the public domain, and the transfer does not introduce substantially original material. These transfers are therefore in the public domain in the United States. In jurisdictions where this audio transfer is able to gain its own copyright, these files may be used according to the CC BY-NC-SA 3.0 license.

Wait Till the Storm Is Over performed by Systems Go of the United States Air Force Band of Flight. Track 5 from Holding the Flag (2007).[1]

H.M.S. Pinafore, Listing of tracks Overture (Imperial Infantry Band) Selections - Orchestral medley (London Orchestral Band) We sail the ocean blue (Male chorus) I'm called Little Buttercup (Little Buttercup: Ada Florence) A maiden fair to see (Ralph Rackstraw: Walter Hyde) I am the Captain of the Pinafore (Captain Corcoran: Harry Dearth) When I was a lad (Sir Joseph Porter: M. Anderson) --- [Lost] Act I finale Never mind the why and wherefore (Josephine: Ada Florence; Sir Joseph Porter: Ernest Pike; Captain Corcoran: Walter Hyde) Hold, pretty daughter of mine --- He is an Englishman (Captain Corcoran/Boatswain's Mate: Harry Dearth; Ralph Rackstraw: Bernard Turner; Chorus) Farewell, my own (Ensemble)