1,318 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "The End"

Rhythmic cadence at the end of the first phrase from Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 3 in G Major, BMV 1048, I, m. 1-2. (without pitches: unpitched percussion) Created by Hyacinth (talk) 02:04, 23 March 2010 using Sibelius 5.

Very relaxing ambient noise of wind blowing through trees and rustling leaves. Faint birdsong can also be heard in background. No wind noise on mic through most of the recording, though a little is present near the end.

An alternative take of the open-ended question and suggestion, "is your mixtape going to be good enough? perhaps it's time you added some. . . " and then a song can start or another word or phrase be added to the end.

Old socialistic circular saw from northern czech republic. Recorded at the end of october 2015, the best was to have recorder in next room. Recording was made on h1 zoom handy recorder and edited in professional sound studio (motor was filtered off).

Close to the waves on a winters day in scarborough. There is a small amount of wind intrusion on this one, although i filtered out the very low end to try and get rid. - recorded with my zoom h2 -.

3 gal. Bucket with a sony voice recorder placed on the inside. Edited with sony sound forge, eq to get rid of the crappy voice recorder sounds and added time compress 85% of original, bend pitch and reverse on end. Also added stereo pan.

Roller coaster clanking up track in distance. Metal clank as it is pulled up. Shuddering and roar of car as it runs. Some voices talking from the ground. Some wheel squeak and a "woo!" towards the end.

Striking a match with no flame at the end. Recorded with jjc sgm-v1. You don't have to credit me anywhere but if you liked this sound effect, please let me know in the comments where you've used it. Thanks!.

A sustained, freaky high wail with some throat sounds at the end. That's me there wailing. This is the raw sound, and it will need reverb or echo or any kind of treatment you like. Recorded in my home with an at2020usb.

Like everything else i do, also made in helm. You may have to trim the end of the sound off to loop it, but it's loopable.

This is a sound i created that is meant to replicate the sound of a bingo spinner spinning bingo balls. At the end, a ball drops and rolls an inch or so. This sound was made using 3d printed balls and two colanders.

First test of my new nt1-a's. Steinberg c1 usb pre amp, recorded on phonecalm ocean, rocky shore. Sounds of, sloshing water, masked plovers, and other birds, a dog, some creaking of anchored boats. I throw some rocks into the water, at the end.

At cmu, there is a building with a really long hallway that has amazing acoustics. In this experiment, i set up a feedback loop. On one end of the hallway, there is a microphone connected to a laptop. On the other end, there is a speaker connected to another laptop. The two laptops are connected via skype calling. I play with my speaker's built in eq, and play my violin to stimulate the resonant frequencies of the hall. A better set up would be to use better equipment directly connected to each other, and have a stand-alone eq to independently control what resonant frequencies are playing.

A scene around 10am from the mezzanine balcony. It was recorded with sony xperia 5 ii in a side street at a south district in berlin. You can hear birds and a church bell descending at the end, and cars passing the main street.

Iside a sheepfold. We can ear plastic moving with the wind, bells and ewes sometimes bleating, sparrows, then the farmer's dog and faraway voices at the end. France, jan2023. Recorded with schoeps ab ortfrecorded on sounddevice mixpre6wave stereo, 48khz, 24 bits.

This tone is 485hz, slightly below the note b3 (493. 8hz). It's roughly the same frequency of the b tibetan bell in this package. End and start are well glued into a continuous wave (tested in unity 3d). Made with audacity.

My roland jupiter 4 with resonance cranked up and filter modulated with lfo by a very low rate. The deep basses at the end of each sweet may be great for deep dub-basses. The sweep sounds great with effects and when gated. Have fun. . .

Group kmm-this is a recording of darts being thrown at at dart board. You can also hear the darts moving around as they are picked up. There is some handling noise cut off of the beginning and end of the clip. Recorded with a zoom h4 handheld recorder.

My coffe-machine (a senseo) went bezerk last tuesday. I added some madness to the recording using granular synthesis and revers. The result will end up in one of my compositions, it is the power-of-fracture. To be honest, i like this kind of madness. . .

End of school day, kids waiting for their ride home. Various busses arrive and the kids get on them. The busses drive away. Lots of voices, and engines. A flag can also be heard flapping in the wind. Recorded with: fostex fr2le, bp4025.

Had a patch. Changed speed, attack and delay time. Got this. A bubbly noisy landscape. At the end i dissconect the "main lfo". The one thats makes things advance. But beyond that i get sounds.

Horse grazing in pen. Metal fence tinging in the wind. A bit of extraneous wind noise here and there, but largely clean enough to eq out the rough stuff. Summer farm ambiance. A couple of good snorts at the end.

A high-end cigar cutter recorded somewhat far away from the microphone. The sound starts with a cut, and then opening the blades, then repeats in that order. Use it for whatever you want, credit if you feel like it :).

The prayer at the end of a holy mass. Recorded in the cathedral da sé in sao paulo. Binaural recording with soundman okm`s and a h4n. If you want to support my work, please visit:jardinsonore(. )bandcamp(. )comthere you find a lot more.

Here is some ambience of the exterior of my high school in the morning. In the recording, i begin at the end of the parking lot and finish the recording just outside the entrance to the school. You will most prominently hear the sounds of school buses' engines running, their air brakes, and a few pulling out of the school. Recorded with the zoom h4n.

A horse is plowing. Close-up focalise on the hooves and the metal of the tool. A man says "hi" for the horse to go, and "hao" at the end for the horse to stop. Nice natural rythme. Recorded with schoeps cmc6mk41recorded on sounddevice mixpre6wave mono 24 bits 48khzfrance, june 2022.

This sound effect was created with a long line of dominos being knocked over. The sound was recorded with the in-camera microphone on a sony a7s-ii. It is easy to loop; if you trim the beginning and end of the clip, the sound will flow seamlessly creating the illusion there are more dominos falling than in actuality.

The carousel organ is recorded in the "deutsches musikautomaten museum bruchsal" (germany) the now some 500 exhibits of the museum shows the evolution of the music machines since the craft production in the 17th and 18 on the century heyday in the late 19th century to the end at the time of the great depression in the 1920s. Recording: tascam hd-p2 and beyerdynamic mce82soundsystem: pro tools le.

I took a gunshot, put a little bit of flanger on it and then rolled off the highs of an explosion and layered that underneath. I also added a few other effects to give it that fluttery sound in the end.

This is a sine-wave that sweeps from low to high. Cassette emulator is added and some reverb. A long high pitched tail is at the end, which i forgot to remove. Inspired by the film "wavelength" by michael snow.

This is a plastic tube meant for the filter system in a pond. I realised that it made a pretty cool sound when i tapped it at one end & recorded at the other. I have also uploaded another few taps with a harder object.

I recorded this with my yamaha pocketrak. I edited it in sony vegas and rendered to 3 tracks. A late summer rain storm with a bit of thunder towards the end of the recording. Please comment on what you will use it for. :^).

Lowest string (f1, gauge 0. 74) playing again, but this time with heavy distortion and no reverb. There is some barely noticeable noise towards the end, picked up by the guitar pickups. Djenty, almost bass guitar stringish tone.

A simple square wave, done with chirp generator in audacity. Starts at 200hz then slides until 30hz. Bass booster and phaser added. Then enveloppe manualy modified (enveloppe tool) + fade out processing for the end of the tail. Then normalized.

This sound is a beep like heart monitor, i created with an audio editor, i used cine wave 5000 hz with intervals of 500 ms betuin the beeps i also aplied a soft reverb. Unfortunately this people dies on the end. Sad.

The sound of a train at a distance, at night. At the end i recorded a passing car and left it on there, easily cropped out if you wish. Iphone, external microphone, audacity to reduce noise and amplify.

A minute or so of loopable, stereo sound of a fireplace in the home of a pair of astronomers. Nice crackles in the high end, and some bassy flames with body. Enjoy and use as you like.

Recorded myself doing some silly monster sounds in fl studio, synthesized it in harmor, and did some post-processing. The result, a pretty convincing werewolf-ish creature howl. Use as you please, a link to the end product would be sweet.

Recorded in a backyard in kibbutz mefalsim, israel. 27/03/2020 friday afternoon 15:57 you can hear birds, the sound of leaves, wind and car on the road (the apartment is close to the main gate) you can also hear trucks leaving and entering the kibbutz's factory and tractors rushing towards the end of the day.

Early morning on the dock of a minnesota lake. Sound of water underneath the dock and purple martins chirping. There is a sudden motorboat engine at after a few minutes, but it quickly dies away. There is also the sound of a giant snapping turtle banging against the dock. At the end of the recording there are some wind and microphone sounds.

Gem pathescope 9. 5mm projector, unit #1191, made in england. Recorded on a marantz pmd661 with a rode nt4 stereo mike. The gem is a variable speed projector, controlled by a rheostat. Speed for this recording was about 9 fps. Microphone was facing the gate of the projector, 10 cm away. Audio begins with power being turned on, ends with power being turned off. The end of the film leaves the take-off reel at 7. 10, exits the gate at 7. 22, and becomes free of the last roller at 7. 30, when the motor speeds up. The speed and audio-level variations during recording occurred naturally.

Buzzer as in a game show. Couldn't find a good one here, so i made it myself. Recorded with realtek high definition audio headset. Edited with audacity.

In this recording, a bluejay becomes increasingly insistent with its screeching. A distant bird can be heard responding at the end. ---two primo em172 capsules -> zoom h1.

I live near a rural airport. Small-engine plane flying by. Distant sound, not close up. I left a lot of ambience on the front and back end so you can choose when to fade in and out.

For this one i decided to use white noise, longer or shorter, modified with tremolo and a slower tempo and accelerated speed. Eevery sound was melted at the beginning and end, one noise has been reversed.

It was created in audacity, using a chirp from from a2 to g3, then using phaser, echo and tremolo effects to create the end result. Finally, it was normalized to -8db. Hope you enjoy!.

Huge, slamming gong, very long and unprocessed mostly but slightly cut off at the end. "recorded with two akg c3000s in x/y format, through a replica of an old british tube pre-amp".

Low raspy male groans with a few higher pitched screeches/crackles near the end. Some breathy portions are in here as well. Zoom h4n.

This ringtone is a very quiet sound and is intended to stand in sharp contrast to the hectic world. It is intended that you only sense it at the beginning and only become aware of it at the end of its melody. Important calls repeat themselves anyway and you are saved the unimportant ones. 😁.

In a french train (tgv) from brussels to paris. I was between two carriages, next to the door. This door is making a beautiful noise. At the end of the track, we can ear the train slow down with long break. Recorded with an olympus ls-100, 2017/09/10, 12h50.