1,626 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "The Note"

Clausula vera cadence from Lassus's Beatus homo, mm. 34-35. Note the half step in one voice and the whole step in the other.

This a transformed version of 5 sec man, it transforms the normal rhythm to shuffle rhythm, and at the end swing the last note.

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

Self recordedbass type: hohner professional pj-s. The last recorded single note (my bass was stolen on sept. The 23 in 2012).

This is set of recordings i made to sample bass guitar my father built for me. I used it to play midi notes. Number in the filename is midi note.

One note created with the "dronos" vst. Effect: reverb.

Electric guitar some sloppy a blues, fuzzy and dirt heavy.

Note e. Atmospheric cinematic pad. I recorded the guitar, then processed a lot of reverb and added some synth sounds. You can put it in the sampler by setting the root note to e and you will have a complete instrument. I especially like to layer on it additionally the sounds of the waves that i put on my page before.

The most basic ride pattern in rock and other styles. References: Schroedl, Scott (2001). Play Drums Today!, p.9. Hal Leonard. ISBN 0634021850 Eighth-note ride pattern played with triplet swing.

Ambisonic four channel b-format recording recorded with the zoom h2n in albuquerque, new mexico. *note: recorded with zoom h2n ambisonic b-format (no z track). *note: you will need to decode this b-format ambisonic file with a plug-in such as the surroundzone2 which allows you to decode the file to a surround, stereo, or mono format. Also note that these are fuma b-format files converted from ambix format.

Sound effect originally used in a rhythm game for when a player misses the correct note at the correct time.

A saw wave created with sfxr and pitch shifted with audacity. The first note in the major pentatonic scale.

Recorded on an ipad from a musical box played very slowly to get a single note. Then topped and tailed in audacity. I made it for use in the program sonic pi eg https://soundcloud. Com/scrbn/march-of-the-tin-soldiers-musical-box-version-played-by-sonic-pi.

The note A440, also known as "concert A", on piano. About 8 seconds. No pitch bend.

Tonal impact hitting the note g.

File used in the coursera 'audio signal processing for music applications a7 test. The sound are the first three notes of 'mercy mercy mercy' on bass guitar (bb2-d3-eb3). The song was written by joe zawinul. Guitar: sandberg california vm4 (model 1)recording gear: steinberg ur44pedal board: tech21 bassamp deluxe.

Sound effect originally used in a rhythm game for when a player hits the correct note at the correct time.

A melody i came up with in midi shifting notes around. The sound is from an acoustic guitar note sample of mine with effects, ran through structure free in pro tools.

Crude arpeggio and single note taps of the inner strings of an early-20th-century chas m. Stieff upright piano. This particular model was made in baltimore and spent most of its life in the lobby of the willard intercontinental hotel in d. C. , and the last 30 years in our home in fairfax, virginia. We are dismantling part of the piano to repair, clean, and, unfortunately, sell it. The mechanism for one note is the only problem, and, of course, it needs tuning. Anyone willing to give this a good home?.

The note A440, also known as "concert A", on violin. About 8 seconds. No pitch bend.

A guitar strum with my hands resting on the strings. Recorded using a sansa clip zip.

Recorded with zoom h1. Turning of the engine of nissan note, 1,4.

Example of the Locrian diatonic scale. Note the dark, inharmonious sound. The Locrian scale is difficult to work with due to so few harmonic intervals.

This is the sound of the bells at the amiens cathedral in france ,recorded with a blackberry voice note.

I have been working on my twelve-tone program (in chuck). 1 - random 12 tones with random note-length for prime. 2 - then retorograde is played. 3 - after that prime and retrograde at the same time (3 times). Here the note-length is a average value.

4-10 tetrachord on C. Four note segment of the minor scale.

A recreation of the deep angry g note we all heard in epic hollywood action trailers. Sounds also a bit like the tripods from "war of the worlds". Made with fl studio.

Ambisonic recording of a garbage truck. Truck begins near, gets distant and then near again. Ambisonic four channel b-format recording recorded with the zoom h2n in albuquerque, new mexico. *note: recorded with zoom h2n ambisonic b-format (no z track). *note: you will need to decode this b-format ambisonic file with a plug-in such as the surroundzone2 which allows you to decode the file to a surround, stereo, or mono format. Also note that these are fuma b-format files converted from ambix format.

Outdoor swimming pool, many kids, splashes. Ambisonic four channel b-format recording recorded with the zoom h2n in albuquerque, new mexico. *note: recorded with zoom h2n ambisonic b-format (no z track/height). *note: you will need to decode this b-format ambisonic file with a plug-in such as the surroundzone2 which allows you to decode the file to a surround, stereo, or mono format. Also note that these are fuma b-format files converted from ambix format.

Outdoor swimming pool, many kids, radio voice in bg. Ambisonic four channel b-format recording recorded with the zoom h2n in albuquerque, new mexico. *note: recorded with zoom h2n ambisonic b-format (no z track/height). *note: you will need to decode this b-format ambisonic file with a plug-in such as the surroundzone2 which allows you to decode the file to a surround, stereo, or mono format. Also note that these are fuma b-format files converted from ambix format.

The document scanner of the brother dcp-357c, while scanning. This sounds a bit like an organ. Approximate note: g3. Microphone: behringer c2.

Listen with secure stereo headphones. Another example of this inverting effect; note that the song sounds richer and more present upon applying the effect.

Now it number 6fact that im not really good at english muchand the first to fifth one i actually copy the desription☆(ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ*.

Song of mine in OGG format, recorded at "Somewhere from out of Sky - The Silent Note HomeStudio" in july 2000 Português: Música de minha autoria no formato OGG, gravada em "Somewhere from out of Sky - o HomeStudio de Silent Note" em Julho de 2000

Song of mine in OGG format, recorded at "Somewhere from out of Sky - The Silent Note HomeStudio" in july 2000 Português: Música de minha autoria no formato OGG, gravada em "Somewhere from out of Sky - o HomeStudio de Silent Note" em Julho de 2000

Broadmoor hospital siren test. The broadmoor siren. Every monday morning at ten o'clock the deafening sound of an air-raid siren disturbs the peace over a large area of the leafy commuter belt that is berkshire, uk. The signal sounds the familiar alternating high-low note, followed by a constant all-clear note five minutes later. It's not a re-enactment of the blitz; it's a test of the escape alarm at the local mental hospital, broadmoor.

The note a in octave 4. An fm synth brass patch created in audiosauna.

A little melody from violin on d string and reaching the a note.

A pencil writing on some cardboard. Makes a good scratching sound for something like note taking or plain writing. It's semi-erratic with a couple pauses in between and i took different distances from the mic and angles with the pencil to try and get different sounds.

The document scanner of the brother dcp-357c, fast searching. This sounds a bit like an organ. Approximate note: d4. Microphone: behringer c2.

Recording contains a single bell sound and the well known two-note "ding-dong" that is often used as doorbell. Recorded at the funkhaus studio, berlin.

A soft texture for synth pads in a3. Built by layering several sine-wave generators to create the note a and some of its overtones. It was then drowned in reverb. The sine-generators played just a short impulse, what you hear is the tail of the reverb, to give it more richness. Post-production: reverb.

Characteristic disco drum pattern: four to the flour with sixteenth note ride pattern.

Fear of the dark. A short creepy theme [cc zero] ***note the original is attribution lisc***.

Rubber ducky being squeezed. Recorded with h5 zoom with ntg-3 mic. Please note: no rubber duckies were harmed in the making of the audio.