271 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Oh"

That oh-so-nice feeling of cracking your fingers. Such simple pleasures. . .

Mimicking some things usually heard in "regular show".

Man saying please no no when he thinks he is getting pulled over.

cool boy saying yeah.

Performed by Harry C. Brown

Credit me as sae ho oh.

Just me saying "oh my god!" in an obnoxious voice.

Credit me as sae ho oh.

Oh no don't answer the phone it's jason.

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Performed by Arthur Fields

Frogs getting jiggy.

Oh, another repeated sound. . . I want to delete it too.

Performed by Eddie Cantor

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Oh. . . It was just a cat. . . :).

Sexy girl saying oh yeah.

The ambient sound of panini's restaurant in cleveland, oh.

Simple yeah expression for a man.

Me laughing maniacally :d muahahaha!.

About this recording.

A fun little 80s-inspired 130-bpm musical beat loop thing. Created in fl studio.

Sounds recorded for a personal project. I recorded myself doing different kinds of low, soft surprise sounds and shifted the pitch to a more female voice range.

I recorded my voice while watching and listening to funny stuff to force real laughs out of me. This way i can have real laugh clips for stock instead of trying to fake it.

I recorded my voice while playing freelance horror games; scp-087-b and slender sanatorium. This was so i could get genuine reactions to use as stock voice clips for future use. Some pretty interesting stuff came out.

Depressive guy getting once again bad news.

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A synth sound processed three ways.

Snap crackle pop'ing my fingers, oh yes.

We just got a. . . . Letter? oh no. . . .

About 100 year old music-box symphonion playing the traditional christmas tune "o tannenbaum" (oh christmas tree). Recording devices: edirol r-09, okm ii stereo microphones.

A scared male cartoon character saying "oh my gosh, did you hear that?" i recorded it with my camcorder and imported into power director and changed it to a higher octave and saved it as a wav file.

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Recorded with samsung galaxy j5. Must credit "sami kullström" for use!.

This might as well have been oh-no but that came right next.

You asked for it.

Song from The Remains of Tom Lehrer

A song from The Remains of Tom Lehrer

This may have been taken with my old mic, i can't tell. Anyway, i think i was startled or something during a let's play.

I write mlp fanfictions, and i'm all like "why have i never taken my dialogue before????" so i'm gonna try to start saving some of my original dialogue.

I recorded my voice while playing freelance horror games; scp-087-b and slender sanatorium. This was so i could get genuine reactions to use as stock voice clips for future use. Some pretty interesting stuff came out. This one is my favorite. After this exclamation, i was laughing so hard, and was like "oh god wah? is that what i just said? that's what i just said!!".

I recorded my voice while watching and listening to stuff to force real reactions out of me. This way i can have real voice clips for stock instead of trying to fake it.

I recorded my voice while watching and listening to funny stuff to force real laughs out of me. This way i can have real laugh clips for stock instead of trying to fake it.

This is my impression of fluttershy from my little pony: friendship is magic. If you have requests, let me know, i also do a great pinkie pie.

I recorded a pretty gnarly storm on 8/25 around 1:30 am. The cars are off the road but you still get that city reflection. I placed two rode nt5s in my living room windows and set them to record for about nine minutes. It wouldn't be great for an outdoor situation but it's a good "thunderstorm from an apartment in the city" recording. It's in 16 44. 1, stereo. Use it for whatever you want, no credit needed. -jp.

A 110-bpm atmospheric funky beat loop with a bit of swing to it. A bit of dream-like noise for a rainy day. Created in fl studio.

Un flambeau, Jeannette, IsabelleUn flambeau, Jeannette, Isabelle, französisches WeihnachtsliedÜbertragung (R.F.): Lichter her, ihr Mädchen und Bräute! Lichter her! Wir laufen zum Stall. Seht, ihr Nachbarn, schaut, ihr Leute, Jesus ist geboren heute. Oh, oh, oh, wie schön ist die Mutter, oh, oh, oh, wie schön ist das Kind! Lichter her, ihr Männer und Greise, kommt zum Stall und klopft an die Tür! Hirten kamen schon und Weise, geht hinein, doch leise, leise! Poch, poch, poch, öffnet sacht die Türe, poch, poch, poch, geht hinein zum Fest! Seht, er schläft, und Engel singen, seht, die Mutter lächelt still. Jeder will Geschenke bringen, jeder ganz nach vorne dringen: Da, da, da, zwischen Ochs und Esel, da, da, da liegt der Gottessohn.