1,683 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Well"

Army apache helicopter (helo) flying over a small field. Sweeping location is relevant. Some doppler effect is present as well.

Background noise, empathetic beat. Created with concert / jazz band as well as prerecorded synth. Processed using both garageband and audacity.

Opening and squeezing a bottle of hairgel (could be something else as well, i'm using it as 'sunscreen').

Mysterious booki recorded the finger on the edge of a book. I added the whawah effect as well as a reverberation to bring an intriguing and mysterious atsmoshere.

Well i honestly dont know what it is :d. Maybe you will find it!. Samplerate 48000. 0 hzbitdepth 24 bit.

Testing my modular synth after downsizing. Works well.

Myself laughing slightly insanely as if in the distance. Slight reverb effect as well. Recorded on a blue snowball mic using audacity.

My attempt at a short beat. Originally made for a friend. Decided to upload it here as well.

I really like the sound of falling water, so on this occasion what i did was to turn on the faucet and try to record the water well for a long time.

This is the sound of cows eating out of a troth and breathing sounds as well. Recorded with a sony pcm-d100.

A short clip of light applause, could be used for awkward applause as well. Recorded in studio so no crowd noise.

One of our young goats bleating pathetically. He wasn't feeling very well that day. Recorded on iphone 4s, processed in reaper.

Recording of a creaking chair. Good ambient character, a little noisy in the top end, ah well.

I set my toaster oven for a moment and recorded the ticking as well as the "time up" chime. Recorded with my zoom h2n.

Hey, this is a nice background arp that goes well over plain speech and doesn't vary, other than eq.

Random thing made in renoise for my upcoming production, works well in tandem with the other sample i also made called digitalambience.

Volume boosted sound of sweet potatoes "singing" as they bake in a small countertop oven. Probably compressor hum from a nearby refrigerator as well.

He asked me what it was i really wanted. My response, he says, was typically female. Well if ya didn't wanna know. . .

Currawong birds in the morning having a chat. Other types of birds in background as well.

The afternoon sounds of kids playing outdoors as well as many other animals and insects that usually go unnoticed.

A train passing by overhead in the wilderness. Was able to capture the full swell as it approached as well as the die away as it left.

Using an atm kiosk: sounds of pressing chunky metal buttons and the resulting beeps, as well as the motor of the atm as it ejects money and prints a receipt.

Random thing made in renoise for my upcoming production, works well in tandem with the other sample i also made called digitalflute.

A mac book pro's track pad single and double clicking, as well as clicking and dragging.

Pedal tone in Bach's Prelude no. 6 in D Minor, BWV 851, from The Well Tempered Clavier, Book I, m.1-2. Created by Hyacinth (talk) 04:48, 4 July 2011 (UTC) using Sibelius 5.

This is a percussion/hihat/shaker loop i made as part of a song, and now you can use it as well. If you want to.

This is a percussion/hihat/shaker loop i made as part of a song, and now you can use it as well. If you want to.

Recorded with zoom h4n.

Another electronic doodle that may work well in an atmospheric application for a horror-or dramatic-themed audio drama. I hope it can find some sort of use.

A rainy evening scene with a dog barking in the distance, as well as some distant street sounds. (playing around with my new ls 11).

Well it did. One of those rare speaking patterns where part of it is on the inhale and part of it on the exhale.

Example of a tonal answer in J.S. Bach's Fugue no. 16 in G minor, BWV 861, from the Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1 Comienzo de ejemplo de una respuesta tonal en una exposición fugada. este fichero Midi corresponde a la exposición de la Fuga número 16 en Sol menor (BWV 861) extraído del libro 1 de la obra El clave bien temperado de Juan Sebastián Bach