406 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Sorry"

Recording of a synthesizer loading patches from tape storage, made by placing a magnetic pickup next to the digital port during the load operation. (i don't recall specifically which synth was involved, sorry!).

Starts with a generative drone. Noisy and nice. Then i start to wiggle. In some way the synth alway impresses you. Sorry for long sound.

In the song i use this it is played over an e-minor. The scale is either harmonic minor on b or h. M. 5 on f#. Sorry, i forgot which one it was exactly.

A lot of birds' singing, dog’s barking, and there are some street sounds. I'm sorry for the electric noise. I leave it as original because i don't have a good skill to take it away.

Micron sounds packacid like bassrandom synthy sounds. . . . . And chordsand some rhythms made on the micron. . . I'm sorry. . . . Theres no better describtion. . . Im tired.

Can't remember how i made it, though its a great to mess with. I played around laying chords underneath, beats and stuff. Sorry cant remember bpm. Enjoy! :).

I'm sorry for the rain sounds on the roof, but i didn't want to go outside in the storm at night. Now it's more specific because you hear the roof.

I found a lonesome party popper in my garage - recorded it wrongly sorry! should have shot it away from the mic rather than at it - get a big rush of air!. Sony minidisc.

A recording of a breakfast setup. It is quite overdone, so that there should be way more than enough of all the sounds i tried to capture. I am sorry for the format.

Some bell sounds from huddersfield's church (isolated and as recorded) and durham cathedralused here originally: https://soundcloud. Com/evil-ear/great-britain. Enjoy and sorry about that noise floor. Evil ear.

Moderate sized city street, ambient with fire truck. Had to take the level way down because it went right by me. Sorry i took it too low for a moment.

A thunderstorm in munich, recorded 2020-07-01 in my backyard on second floor on a balcony. It rains, the strikes come closer, then they go away, the rain recedes. Some backyard noise, faint traffic and tram. One time you here me sighing (sorry). Some minimal clipping at thunder peaks, sorry again, but i think it's very usable anyway and contains a lot of material. Recorded with: tascam dr-05, 96khz, 24bit, flacmy own recording, cc0 public domain.

Various attempts at removing an empty magazine and inserting an empty magazine into a pistol. Little room echo due to issues, sorry about that. Recorded using the zoom h5 four-track portable recorderedited using audacity.

Made on chrome music lab, use in anything you want, i just ask for credit. Sorry for the long empty silence, just cut it out if you use it, its because of the length of the grid i was using.

Storm i recorded last week on my deck in montreal. Theres a few different recording locations for about 2 minutes each, and you can hear me walking in between sorry!.

Sound of vintage lefima metal snare with metal brushes and wood-tip sticks. Equipped with remo legacy la on top and remo ambassador weather king on bottom side. Sorry for the 50hz-hum!.

Strange voice mail messages:. Sorry but the number you have dialed is in an alternate dimension,. . . . Please hang up,and rotate your phone 180 degrees,flip it around,and try again 15 minutes ago from last tuesday.

Walking around salaspils concentration camp memorial, from inside the memorial building towards the heartbeat metronome which comes in at the end. Some birds. Sorry for the wind interference.

Heavy gusts of wind blowing. Sorry, its only about 50 seconds, i used the part with the least wind clipping. Recorded with zoom h1n with post-processing to reduce the loudness of wind clipping.

A short field recording of a walk i had by a creek in montana. Sorry for equipment noises and such. It is not a perfect recording.

Yep, a classic recording. A must in your bucket list. That's a pendulum clock, as you can hear. With a featuring refridgerator (sorry). But the clock sounds sweet, in my perspective. It's recorded with a tascam dr100.

A triple osc with reverb, delay and echo. It may be possible that there are some clics and bugs. . . Sorry for that. This one was pretty hard to records properly.

Putting butter onto a hot skillet and then pouring crepe batter onto the butter. Sizzling and gentle frying noises. Could also be a pancake sound. Sorry about the mic bumps (cooking while recording audio is hard)!.

A snapshot at a park in the harbour of yokohama, japan. Sorry for not having any whistle of boats or seagulls. It's just a real description of sunday park. At825 and olympus ls-10.

A cat purring on my lap. Sorry you can hear the mic moving as i tried to get a better sound, but there's a few good clips in there that are perfectly usable with some minor editing.

If your reading this you probably recoiling in pain. Sorry about that. I was trying to replicate the same pitch you hear in those horror movie screams, you know the ones. The final result was more jarring than expected.

Here is a better version of my last upload i uploaded the wrong file sorry. If you use my sound effect for an app please send me an e-mail if your app get published thank you. Also leave an honest rating please :).

A small single tone demo, played without modulation, but sustain. You will hear the registers Viola, Violin and Horn. Sorry I'm not a keyboarder! Data of instrument: Series 76 (Manufacturing year) No. 0131202 Manufactured by B. V. Eminent - Bodegraven - Holland

This is a waterfall soundscape resembling a large waterfall next to a large public park such as niagara falls. It contains some synthesized sounds along with several recorded sounds from this site (unfortunately i did not keep track of which, sorry!).

A tap turning on and the splattering of water on the ground, before the tap is turned off (sorry for the wind blowing in the mic, it was a windy day and i didn't get to re-do it).

H.M.S. Pinafore performed with the following cast: Willie Rouse (Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B.) Harry Dearth (Captain Corcoran/Boatswain's Mate) Walter Hyde (Ralph Rackstraw) Harry Thornton (Dick Deadeye) Alfred Cunningham (Dick Deadeye/Boatswain's Mate) W. Anderson (Carpenter's Mate) Elsa Sinclair (Josephine/Cousin Hebe) Ada Florence (Mrs. Cripps, called "Little Buttercup") Miss Burnett (Cousin Hebe) There is some disagreement about who the performers are in various parts, as explained by Mark Shepherd. Not to be confused with the Russell Hunting/Sterling selections from Pinafore dating from the same year and using some of the same performers. The performance cuts the overture, the entr'acte, "A British Tar" and part of the Act I finale. Some portions are transposed from their original keys.

2 or 3 motorbikes pulling up to a stop light, revving their engines loudly to show everyone just how large their exhaust tips are, and then driving away. Sorry, i don't know make or model of the bikes.

I'm very sorry for such a late response to all the kind comments and queries for commercial use. I've reset all of my licenses to cc0, so everything here on freesound is now public domain and truly free.

Some chords played on my pilarte classical guitar using my thumb nail. E minor, a minor, d minor, g, c (add9). Recorded on my yamaha pocketrak and edited in sony vegas. There is a hiss. Sorry. Please comment on what you will use it for. Thanks. :^)-.

My grandfather lived here for 34 years. My mom grew here. The last summer i was with my laptop, soundcard focusrite and mic rode nt2, and i recorded this birds. The place name is "chancay" in buenos aires, argentina. My english is bad, sorry! un abrazo!.

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.

I literally dropped pieces of bark onto a rock in the sequoia national forest. This was recorded september 4th 2014 on ten mile creek in hume, ca on a digital hand recorder (sorry i don't remember which type) only trimming has been done in audacity, not other editing.

A short layer of rhythmic clanging created as a scary atmosphere in a chase scene. Used a roland groovebox with the self-sampling utility directly to wav. I've found this method results in good sounding recordings, but reduced high frequencies. Sorry, don't know the bpm.

A raw audio mp3 recording of a small piece of glass being dropped on cement and tinkling as it hits the ground. Includes some background noise of wind and a distant chainsaw (sorry if that's annoying!). Recorded with a black sony ic voice recorder.

Sorry for my voice. . . I record this sound inside my flat at 5. 45 am during the strong wind in trieste called bora. My window is not very good and you can feel the hiss. . 44. 100 16 bit with zoom h2.

A recording halleck made of "the ambient sounds outside my room in the early morning. Birds chirp and a train whistles in the distance. Sorry about the occasional glitches. " passed halleck's sound through soundsoap just to see what he / you thought.

An electronic female voice announcing the names of destinations at a train station in lithgow. The first part of the recording is cut off (sorry). A shrill whistle of a station worker is also heard.

Birds singing in the afternoon spring. Small suburb town, a few cars pass by, a bit of wind chime sound. At a particular spot a little fly comes say hello. A bit of wind artifact again, sorry! recorded with zoom h4n. :).

Four thunder claps from a line of storms that passed through owensboro in western ky dec 10 2021. Recorded with a rode ntg4+ and sony pcm-d50 at 96khz and 16bit depth. Sorry but i did not edit the clipping - which is not really that bad.

That was easyi needed this sound for an animation, so i recorded the sound of the classic staples button. Sorry about the noises, i forgot to cut them out when i uploaded it. Go check the animation out here: https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=5xkcma52_zo.

I recently made a sound in audacity over the summer for use in game development. Feel free to use it however way you want. I don't mind. This is the sound of cowbells. Sorry if i didn't describe it well enough since i am still new to music making.

Dropping a phone book on a table and giving it a little push. Recorded with h5 zoom with ntg-3 mic. Please note: no phone books were harmed in the making of the audio (sorry about the trees).

Stepping on wood floor at different speeds. Mostly walking and a slight jog. The soles of the shoes were a hard rubber and dressier in appearance. (sorry if you hear my fire alarm chirp in the background. I need to change the battery. . . ).

Wildtrack of crickets at night in the back of an hotel in meta - colombia in a very warm night with a higway passing 200 meters away. Recorded with zoom h6 - sorry for the bumps, you can fix them with a hp filter.

Chewing: crunching hard food in closed mouth, slower pace. Crunching ice or other larger, harder food. Edited from the sound of a salt grinder intermittently crushing rock salt (tempo increased 15%, high cut eq applied to simulate closed mouth). Recorded using a tascam dr-40x and processed in audacity.