11 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Saw Toothed"

20 hz sawtooth.

A machine punching tooth spaces in a band saw with a crank punch while the band coil is advancing. There is a pause where no punches are made. The machine is punching hundreds of teeth per minute. Recorded with a rode nt4 microphone and the edirol r44 recorder.

A sequence made with one saw tooth oscillator on a sequential circuits pro one mono synthesizer.

Steady back-and-forth filing on a block of wood using a large-tooth rasp file. Also sounds like steady sawing.

You think this is a machine room? it isn't. In fact that is how a cat realize his surrounding in the house with normal a family. You hear from start electric tooth brushes followed by electric razor, hair blower, hand mixer, electric bread saw, ice cream machine and some more. It can't be easy being a cat.

Low-pitched. Mono. Dry. Ascending chromatic scale played on the theremin. Saw-tooth, buzzy, giant robot steps. Recorded dry so you can add the effects you wish.

Low-pitched. Mono. Dry. Descending chromatic scale played on the theremin. Saw-tooth, buzzy, giant robot steps. Recorded dry so you can add the effects you wish.

This is a sound made to represent an abstract mass of people. It is mostly made with 100 blips made from using a phasor as an oscilator, so basically a saw tooth. There is some snippets of voice thrown in too. This sample is public domain, ignore the cc license.

I created a basic saw tooth bass pluck using sylenth1, and used image line edison to time stretch, equalize, add reverb, and smooth out the beginning and end of the sound to give it a swelling effect. The sound is tuned to c for easy re pitching to suit different projects.

Dybby am chord made on modular synth. The 3 voice oscillator mfb osc-03 is tuned to an am chord (saw tooth wave) (tuned by ear. . . ). The sound is going to an uoki-toki polivoks filter in band pass mode and to a vca. From vca to zoom ms-70cdr tape echo effect and back to modular and into the ladik r-330 reverb. From reverb to mixer and out module to computer and audacity. And to you :-).

Variation of the loop from:http://www. Freesound. Org/people/maxndee/sounds/106962/. Placed each hit on beat of 125, then put it through a saw tooth transformer, then slight reverb and compression. Other little details like raising one side by 2 decibels to even things out. Also, arranged the rhythm according to a phrase i thought made some more sense, added a couple of variation percs of my own to fill in the gaps. Put either a different eq on them or changed the pitch. Enjoy.