45,765 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Was Sounded"

Rain recording with the window open. Tascam h4n and a bit of corrective eq.

Organic moan sound.

Aiff audio 48/24. Person hitting with a hammer at wall.

Free low quality sound effect, i made it with my voice and boredom. Do what you want with it. . .

Clattering about in the kitchen drawer to get spoons out. Getting a bowl out. Shaking a carton of soup up, ripping the top off and pouring it into a bowl. Tapping the carton to get the rest out and then throwing it into the pedal bin. Opening the microwave door, putting the bowl of soup in, tapping out the numbers and then turning the microwave on. Beeps at 1:50 to signal the end then open the door again. Natural kitchen ambience. Wav 24bit 44. 1khz.

Me clicking on my computer mouse. I used it in my audio-story on my youtube. If you like it, you can use it. Recorded on microphone - media tech sfx pro 2 mt392 (low end)program - adobe audition 2 /win xpdt - 06. 10. 2014.

Plastic stuff being blown into.

While i was in math class taking a test i just decided to record. Near 4:38 you can hear a bell ringing, just a heads up for anyone who doesn't want a interrupting bell. It's can be rather useful for a animations where the character is surrounded by classmates taking a test or whatever. You can use it for anything it doesn't matter to me.

Flipping through a book.

Money bag/ purse full of coins being dropped.

Steam machine sound.

Jumping sounds.

Quindar sounds were used by nasa for controlling the ground station transmitters that allowed communication with spaceships through the space shuttle era. Fiber optic cable has made quindar sounds obsolete. This sound, at 2525 hz, was generated when the capsule communicator pressed the ptt button on his microphone, and the pitch told the ground station transmitters to start broadcasting. You can read more about quindar sounds at https://www. Hq. Nasa. Gov/alsj/quindar. Html. This sound was generated in audacity.

Recording of me playing video games on my xbox controller. Recorded and processed at 24bit 96khz using the tascam dr-40 linear pcm recorder. Processing: gain-staging and soft high and low frequency filtering. No eq boost or cuts anywhere else. Also de-noised.