1,060 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Vintage"

Cardiac arrest alarm (1 khz square wave).

Goofy aliens or gnomes or small animals laughing.

Vinyl crackles.

Banging on large metal object or door. Then open and close. Very reverberant.

B-25 two engine propeller plane takes off.

Truck drives in with creaks and engine roar. Sounds as if it is backing up or having a hard time up a hill. Crickets in background.

A motor starting up with a high whine. Then a steady hum and quiet chug. Shuts off at end and winds down quickly.

Submarine alarm from uss enterprise. Siren type, steadily ascending in tone to a very high-pitched note.

Light rain falling on a hard surface with increasing intensity. Variety of natural cracks and rolls.

Large car interior start & drive; speeds up.

Metal armor helmet open & close; hinges and clanks.

Squeaking of propeller starting up, then sputtering. Could also be used for a very old car.

Car engine struggling to start several times and eventually starting. Stops again and starts. Tire squeals. Quiet.

Light rockslide, sounds like a man sliding downhill. Not much bass, sounds like waves or rustling leaves.

Birds chirping quickly. With some wing flutter and clicking in background. Could be used for baby chicks.

Creaky door opens and large heavy object tumble out onto wooden floor.

Cassette turning on and off.

Trolley bell, street sounds including car honking. Trolley going down rail. Wheels rumbling.

Small group clapping, and men yelling hooray. Varying intensities throughout.

Steady motor of large old car approaching, loud hum, gear shifts and it rumbles.

Large old car with engine running accelerates, goes by, brakes, revs the engine, and leaves.

Typewriter roller being pushed back into place and spun. Slight ring. Could be used for a variety of effects.

Long steady buzz, distorted. Sounds like a motor. Becomes quieter at one point.

Man walking and running on gravel. Director descriptions throughout. Very close up sound. Turns and scuffs. Crunchy.

Sound when using lotion.

Spinning top toy.

Type writing machine sound.

Catapult launches. The payload whistles as it rotates quickly while flying, then it hits solid wall or ground.

Car horn beep. Single tone, long steady blast. Could also be door buzzer.

Wind blows hard through large open structure or rigging. Could be a ship, storm, or hurricane. Loops.

Night noisy urban ambience; air only; interior or exterior.

Comic battle cries and deaths in bad french.

Helicopter winding up. Cold engine starting, accelerating to worm up. Rotors can be slightly heard under engine.

A vintage bicycle horn. Recorded with mobile phone.

Chewing noises, from inside the mouth, very close up. Very loud chews with spit sounds.

Old-style fire alarm bell; hand cranked.

Loading a cassette to a vintage vcr (vhs) recorder. Plastic and mechanical sound.

Living room clock.

Baby crying. Long cries with coughs. Close up. Then some farther away. Shrill cry at end.

Steady applause from a large crowd. Fades out to one or two claps. Medium distance from microphone.

Race cars drive by on track, in a circle. Come back in and out. Somewhat at a distance. Medium speed.

Motorboat running, increasing in speed then steady. Water sloshing and some birds. Eventually slows and heavy wave sound. Engine revving and sputtering at end.

Light plane takes off. Then does stunts, and lands. Rather distant perspective. Take off and landing are good.

Motor revving and car driving away, two police sirens in background. Somewhat at a distance.

Two recordings of a close pass of a 98cc vintage 1938 light motorbike. The second pass features a shift of 1st to 2nd gear.

Typewriter.

Two vintage typewriting machines recorded on bank exhibition. First one is typing from above, second is typing straigh forward. People in the background.

Lady macbeth screams from orson welles' "macbeth". Woman long scream. Female wail. Becomes more distant.

I took a snare hit from a song i recorded on and tweaked the gate, eq, reverb. It's a vintage 4 inch wood snare.

Car rolls down hill; crashing all the way.