1,707 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Processed Recording"

From a recording of my annoying neighbour slamming his doors and banging things. Lots of different effects and processes. I've repeated one of the louder parts at 3 seconds throughout the recording.

Flare up, burn, sizzle;. Ortf stereo;recorder: mixpre-6;microphone: 2x mk 012, cardioid;processing: compressor, denoiser.

Recording of the fx sounds of an circuit bent italo toy organ, 16 bit, no post processing.

Playing random tunes but reversed them to make it sound like nice suspense, sounds processed with synthesia and virtaulmidisynth, recorded in audacity.

This is a countdown from 10 to 0. It was recorded using a røde nt-3 and then processed with varios effects. Good for a space or sci-fi themed piece.

Crushing a can. Noise reduction used. Recorded at home by crushing a soda can on conexant smart audio with at2020 usb mic, processed by audacity.

The sound was made from a one siring instrument called the autoviolin. I made and recorded it in 1980, and am now fiddling with the computer to clean up the sounds before they are lost. Processed with paulstrech.

Cassette tape noise recorded by playing empty cassette. Route thru a summit audio 2ba-221. No processing. Played on a tandberg tcd 310. As always this sample is completely free to use, the only thing i ask for is that you leave a comment att tell me about the project and process, and if possible leave a link. <3.

I was looking for cicada sounds online and couldn't find one that sounded like the ones here. . . However i got lucky and eventually was able to get a nice, clean recording of one! recorded using a sony ic recorder out my house. Processed in fl studio to remove noise.

A recording of several single notes on the ukelele. Noisy, not a totally clean recording either (some bleed from a c string that i didn't intend to touch). This sound was originally created for the coursera course "audio signal processing for music applications. " i recorded this sound myself with a zoom h2 microphone and a kala classical ukelele.

Effect recorded from the field of the zoom h6 recorder and then processed.

Effect recorded from the field of the zoom h6 recorder and then processed.

Opening the wrapper of a sweet. A loud and crinkling sound came from opening the wrapper. Recorded with a zoom h6 and a stereo microphone (rode ntg2). Post-processing done to decrease the volume as it was too loud.

Distorted glass pads on a 3 note sound. Recorded and processed in audacity.

For the recording process, i typed a bunch of keys on my keyboard. That's right! it's actually typing sounds. Use this for a person playing fortnite or something in your videos.

Sampled from an old transistor organs rhythm unit. Recorded with a rme babyface. Cut and processed using audacity, reaper and ocenaudio. It's always nice to hear what projects you use these sounds for. Let me know. ;-).

I recorded myself doing scary laughing using pitch bend, delay for echo effect and noise reduction. Recorded on conexant smart audio and at2020 usb mic, processed thru audacity.

Recording of semana santa in antigua, guatemala. M/s stereo.

A cat purring, mono recording, using 1 devine dm 10 microphone, audacity 2. 0. 6, and 1 cat. Post processing: compressed & amplified using audacity.

A short sample of a bass loop created on my korg kaosillator, recorded to cassette tape and transferred to my computer with some processing to go along with it. A fair amount of hiss, lo-fi in nature.

Opening and closing a plastic eyeglass case. Recorded in samson go mic. Post-processed in audition.

Recorded with a sony pcm-m10. Me hitting a cardboard box in my kitchen. Processed in ableton live with eq, red-17, kramer tape, vitamin, and l2.

This is a very short phrase for a hindustani raag that i recorded for my audio signal processing class. The notes are far from perfect but they should be the equivalents of f3 f# g# a# f# f.

Night ambience in lyttelton manor: in this sound you can hear the subtle cars on the highway in the background and all the night animals. Recorded using the zoomh4n and the built in microphones. No processing was done to this sound.

Ambience recording of a crowd of 1,500 students and adults marching, cheering and chanting during a fridaysforfuture rally in augsburg (germany) on 18 jan 2019. Starting at 0:50: chants of the german fridaysforfuture slogan: "wir sind hier, wir sind laut, weil ihr uns die zukunft klaut!" (we are here, we are loud, because you're stealing our future!)-----recording device: zoom h4npre processing: soft limiterpost processing: normalized to 0. 0 db.

An amazing 3-second poot with a music-like sound (trumpet). Relatively good quality, ie. Low noise, no echo, etc. Post-processed using audacity (equalization, amplification, noise-reduction) to achieve more consistent levels and fidelity. Recorded on a moto g5 plus (smartphone) using easy voice recorder (android). Processed with audacity for a more consistent tone and volume.

Effect recorded from the field of the zoom h6 recorder and then processed.

One of my first at attempts to make an impact sound by layering. I should have picked better source material. I used some recordings of closing a door. Http://freesound. Org/people/cabled_mess/sounds/335737/. I cut and processed the sound in cubase 6. 5. It's always nice to hear what projects you use these sounds for. Let me know. ;-).

I got the zynaddsubfx-patch from a member of the audio4linux. De-community, named zettberlin. Sounds great, so i have to record and publish it. Processed with the "fast lookahead limiter" ladspa-plugin.

Sound of a distant passing train in 2021. Recording in stereo with a zoom h4n pro and windshield, mildly processed afterwards.

This is a glass shower screen being cleaned with a squeegee. I recorded it as it sounds a bit like someone trying to play a saxophone badly. As raw material it could easily be processed into a number of interesting sounds.

A heavily processed recording of some wet paper tissues beeing squashed and deformed. Made as a foley for some maggots. Use however you love to. Light version.

A man breathing while in deep sleep. Recording made for play. Hardware: behringer b-1, m-audio fasttrack ultra, macbook prosoftware: adobe audition cs 6no post processing.

Rain of varying strengh with thunder going on all the timerecorded at about 2am (local time) in my back yard. Recorder: zoom h1, no low cut or post-processing.

A little bird in a meadow in western new york state, usa. Recorded with zoom h1n, 24-bit, 48khz, stereo. Post processed in izotope rx to reduce ambience and bring out the birdy. Gained up by 6db.

Tram sound recorded in tampere, during the day/afternoon in normal/slightly windy weather conditions. Recorded along the hervantajärvi-pyynikintori axis. Recorded in autumn/early winter using the built in microphone of a oneplus 6 in wav-format. This audio is intended to be used for the the project work of the audio processing course of tampere university.

A glass bottle rolling on the floor of a parking lot. Loud noise from glass making contact with the ground as it rolls. Recorder with a zoom h6 and stereo microphone (rode ntg2). The sound was post-processed to decrease volume as it was too loud. Recorded this sound on a sunny afternoon at the open window institute.

Heavy wrought-iron cemetery gate opening. Short sample of the groaning sound of the hinges as the gate is moved. Field recording which has been processed (trimmed and normalized).

Ambient sound at a harbor - boats at the dock, waves lapping, sails/flags flapping. Recorded with a sennheiser 416 into a sound devices 702 recorder. Used a bass rolloff to remove rumble. Processed and edited in protools 10. Recorded at burton chace park in marina del rey, ca.

Plane sound recorded during summer near the beach. Doppler effect added on editing process. Recording device: tascam dr_05edited in: adobe audition cc. If you add this sound to your project, please share with the same license.

Speech recorded and processed by me for casual game "chile vs aliens"game: http://sumersion. Com/studio/games/mundial-chile-vs-aliens/recorded with tascam dr-40 and rolled nt1, fx: uhe g.

Note c. I recorded the ukulele on my phone, playing the note c on several strings. The recording was then reversed and treated with more reverb. At the end of the recording, after processing, we got a very cool "wind" effect. Place the file in the sampler with root note c and get an unusual cinematic pad. Enjoy).

Acryllic markers being used on masonite wood. Both long and short strokes recorded from different angles. Sounds very exaggerated, similar to cardboard or paper. Could also sound like writing. Recorded with a blue yeti in stereo mode without any processing. Recorded for a promotional video.

A pipe busted in south east london letting plenty of water come off. This is the raw recording with no post processing done whatsoever. You will also hear the cars that drove nearby while i was recording.

The sounds of a mobile phone being bumped around, passed around, and thrown from hand to hand, from the perspective of the phone itself. Recorded via recforge 2 on a samsung s9 native microphone, processed to remove room tone.

Electric wood sander sanding a sheet of ply wood. Hard, loud and abrasive sound, high volume low pitch. Recorded inside a workshop with a zoom h6 recorder. Audio was post-processed to boost the audio. Wood sander was a bosch 230v.

Recorded the pitchy sound the top of a pot made when being submerged and taken out of water. Recorded on my zoom h1 with no processing.

The sound of a coffee-machine (krups©) for a famous brand of espresso coffee in capsules. Starts with switching on the machine to end of process. Recorded by me on a tascam dr-05 16bits 44. 1khz.

This is a combination of plastic crackling, paper ripping and crumbling, sticks cracking and twisting, matches lighting, and a gas stove. All of which are moderately eqed and mixed in protools, but nothing is heavily processed. What is left is the illusion of a building fire.

A dull hit of a hand against fabric. Recorded with a zoom h5 and a sennheiser me66/k6. Very mild processing. Single track with silences to make auto splitting convenient.