5,238 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Bits"

A metal door in my street in lyon france, which produces a strange grating sound. Mono, 16 bits, 48 khz.

Single shot of my sonor snare drum. Slightly compressed to be a bit spicy. Using sm57, fr-2.

This is a bit processed sounds of whistlecap shutting on my stainless steel kettle. Recorded, noise reduced, clapified and compressed.

This is me shaking 5 hazelnuts in my hands. Sounds a bit like dice. There is a unprocessed version of this recording as well.

A contact mic recording of a line of chicken wire moving in the wind. 24 bit mono wav, unprocessed.

In a food processing factory we can hear how an endless chain is packaging on the final products. Recorded stereo omni. 48000 khz, 24 bits.

An old clock ticking. Recorded with zoom h1 @ 44 khz 16 bit stereo wav.

Sound of a campfire in a very quiet setting late at night. 24 bit / 48 khz, sony pcm-d100light compression.

Recorded with a rode nt4 stereo xy mic at 96 khz 24 bit. Feel free to message me if you prefer the mono track.

My own voice manipulated a bit to sound like a big cat meowing.

My friend's cat robert meows a lot and i was able to catch some on a recording. Recorded in columbia, mdrecorded with zoom h6microphone: at803544100 hz16 bit.

Feeling a bit tired. . . So i yawned it out!.

Bird calls in tree outside my house. A tiny bit of noise reduction applied. Recorded with tascam dr-100. Enjoy!.

A phrase on nylon guitar with some jazz chords to loop & jam over. A bit of ambience fx.

Recorded on my grandma's patio using my phone, touched up a bit.

Driver's side electric window rolling down. Rode ntg-1, 24 bit 48khz.

Http://www. Myspace. Com/capashen2. The introduction of a french abandonware "le manoir de mortevieille" by a old synth-vocal on atari.

My cat bowmore munches on crunchy cat treats while purring with anticipation. There's a bit of hum in there - sorry i'm still getting used to this.

Stray cat in neighbour's yard meowing. Bit distant, city noise floor. Neumann kmr82i and at2050 in mid/side.

A number of small, tin drink cans (think red bull) being knocked over. (zoom h4n, 48khz, 24 bit).

One small, tin, drink can (think red bull) being knocked over. (zoom h4n, 48khz, 24 bit).

Hitting things with tiny spoons, rattling costume jewellery and a little bit of ambience. Recorded with a tascam dr-05.

Short recording of footsteps on gravel, recorded in the foley studio with earthworks qtc30 microphones. Stereo, 48khz, 24 bit.

Short recording of footsteps on chipwood, recorded in the foley studio with earthworks qtc30 microphones. Stereo, 48khz, 24 bit.

This is a police helicopter that was circling west hollywood last night. Recorded on an olympus ls-10 at 16 bit 48k.

Recorded with an aphex 207d and a neumann tlm 103. Middle section dips out a bit due to gravity and the weight of the second hand, left it in just in case.

Rain falling softly into a puddle of rainwater by my back basement door. Recorded at a distance, so the sound is a bit diffused and ambient.

Sound of a bag being unzipped, rummaged through, and then zipped back up. Has a little bit of room ambience.

Recorded in the jungles of the cardamom mountains in cambodia with a rode nt4 + zoom h6 at 192 khz 24 bit.

Recorded this bit at the bus station on london heathrow airport terminal 3.

Acoustic guitar chords. Me just playing something on guitar and recording it.

Charcoal placed into a makeshift recording bed/pallet with a fabric for dampening. Recorded with zoomh5 at 96hz. Raw file recordings with a bit of noise reduction.

This a direct sound of an air conditioner with a bit of a metallic rattle, feel free to use on anything.

Neutral, eventless, outside, field, bit of wind in grass, distant roar or traffic. Stereo spaced em172s.

Stereo recording of cutty sark beach. The sounds of waves, thames police, seagulls and tourists. 24-bit stereo wav, unprocessed.

Sound of a closing cellar door made of thick metal. 24 bit / 48 khz, sony pcm-d100.

This is what i would imagine a guillotine rising would sound like. I made this in adobe audition mixing different sound bits together.

Brewing coffee with a philips senseo© coffee machine. Tascam dr-05, 16 bits, 44. 1khz.

A glass is shortly rolling on a wood table. Then falling without breaking on concrete floor. Recorded with schoeps ab ortfrecorded on soundevice 744t48khz, 16 bits.

A file on iron, large recording in a truck shed. France, 2007. Recorded with schoeps ab ortfrecorded on tascam dap148khz, 16 bits.

(beep boop) loop video game like tune. You can use this for whatever you wanna use it for!enjoy. Made with splash.

This sound was recorded by simple lavalier microphone when was raining , added panning low end little bit edited in audacity.

Created using glitchmachine fracture free plug in with reaper daw 24 bit 44. 1 khz.

A scream by annalisa loeffler. Recorded with oktava 012 into m-audio preamp. A bit of overload on the mic capsule.

A remake of my "punchy snare 4. " it sounds a bit better in my opinion. Might compare it to xkore's snares, but still not there yet.

24-bit 96khz recording of chainsaw idling. Recorded using tascam dr-100 with pair of at pro37 cardioid condensers.

It's me sneezing during work. Recorded with zoom h2's front mics via usb into ardour 2 @ 48khz/16-bit.

The tune many ice cream trucks (at least in the city i live in) play. Made with beepbox. Co (this is not a recording, this is a chiptune).

My fifth attempt at a glitch style loop. In order to make the samples used here - most of which are only hundredths of a second long - i took samples from the amen kit, then switch the format from >pcm 22. 050 khz, 8 bit, mono< into >adpcm 11. 025 khz, 4 bit, stereo< then back to >pcm 22. 050 khz, 8 bit, mono< again. I found that if you do this with a sample under 00. 35 seconds long, you get an almost random glitch sound, about. 04 seconds long, that barely sounds like the original sound. I just figured this out, but i'll make note of it; i like some of the effects.

Device: zoom h5 (x-y stereo input)48khz 16-bit. I locked my cat outside and he's begging me to open the door. Rarely can i manage to record the sound from a cat in such strong emotion, so i rolled the recorder for 1 minute with guilt. I gave my cat a fish can afterward, so don't feel sorry when you use the sound.