3,412 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "No Audacity"

The start-up music from a ms. Pacman machine at twice the speed, from a machine at the musee mecanique on fisherman's wharf in san francisco. Recorded with a m-audio microtrack 24/96 held next to the machine and edited using audacity.

The beep tones my old pager makes when it is turned on. There are a couple 'boot up' beeps followed by the 'low battery' warning beeps. I needed some of this sound to use in a theatrical production [ a new brain ]. I recorded it on my laptop computer using a cheep condenser mic and audacity.

This is a deep bass rumble sound. Created in audacity by generating a brownian noise and band passing it through a steep 15 to 100 hz filter. The reason for the roll off below 15hz is to remove energy that doesn't produce any sound. It just moves the speaker cone and wastes amplifier power, thus it was rolled off.

This is the sound of a cleaning cart moving through the sidewalk and it's recorded in the street around the upf campus. The background noise it's due to the wind and some cars. It was recorded at 13:45. Recorded using zoom h4, normalized with audacity and adde fade-in and fade-out.

A long, squeaky, almost metallic-sounding toot that ends in an upsweep to a high pitch. Completely real, processed with audacity for a more consistent tone and volume.

Cat purring. How it was created: i caressed my cat and i recorded it with my samsung j5. Recorder used: "grabadora de voz" version 20. 1. 83-92recording quality: media 128kps, 44. 1khzsoftware used: audacity to cut itdate: june 20, 2017location: buenos aires, argentina.

Microwave hum, followed by 5 beeps, then door open & close. Recorded in mono mp3 mode on a zoom h2. The recorder then created a 2-track file (and i assume both tracks are identical). Compressed and normalized to -3. 1 db in audacity. Exported in flac mode.

Uploaded 4 sounds for a blog post. All the credit goes to benboncan - chopping noise, tliedes - match noise, jace - boiling bubbles, and zacharymark920 - silverware. I only put them together in audacity for a blog post for a class. Under fair use of being a student.

I opened a food can using a tool with moving parts. Like this: http://www. Thedailygreen. Com/cm/thedailygreen/images/t0/can-opener-tp-lg. Jpg. Recorded with zoom h2 via usb into audacity. Normalized and truncated before converting to flac.

A slowed down and heavily edited version of my air rifle recording. I put it through noiser 1. 0, ozone imager and equalised it. Original sound recorded with a h4n pro on the 14/04/19. Edited in audacity.

An edit of one of my other sounds. I reversed it, then used the paulstretch effect in audacity. It made this really nice suspenseful atmospheric sound. Feel to use! please credit me if you do. Thanks! :).

Sound of the rain as heard through walls in an interior environment. Heavily processed with audacity, but should sound nicely realistic and should loop well. Feel free to do whatever you feel like with it!.

A simple phrase "when my work is finished, than i'm coming back for you!" in a dark undead-ish voice. Recorded with a cheap desktop mic and fiddled with in audacity. This is a slightly different version with an echo effect applied in the reversed sample rather than the normal.

A simple bass lick recording which i used on the demo of my master thesis. Yamaha trb5pii (maple top), slightly balanced favouring pickup bridge, fingerstyle, fingers placed over pickup bridge, all other controls centered. Straight into focusrite scarlett 2i2 into audacity.

A digitally created thunderstorm using a yamaha keyboard. The clip last for about 2 minutes. The rain isn't heard until the end and doesn't start until like a minute and thirty seconds in or so and lasts for only about 30 seconds. Recorded with a yamaha keyboard and audacity. My fourth recording.

A sound effect i made in audacity, with lots of effects added to it. If you like this sound, and want to use it, go ahead! no credit is required, yet i would appreciate it. Thanks for listening and perhaps even downloading if you like it! ;). (if you would like to give credit, please credit 'jasper. Creations').

I again found several sounds of reloading weapons on friesund, cut off each of them and was tied to audacity. I again made my sound, reloading weapons with blackjack and sounds.

I wanted to create mood for a shot video piece that was dramatic, ambient and atmospheric. I jumped on my midi-controller keyboard and generated this sound on my computer using software synths and mixed it and processed it in audacity. Useful for background music for video, or for meditation.

Rain and thunder of first summer storm in south-eastern poland, near lublin. Recorded with condencer mic through open window. Cut and amplified with audacity. If you used my sound send link to finished product or describe it. My e-mail: wojciech. Stolarz@o2. Pl.

Field recording from our backyard. Just left the recorder to record sounds from our terrace. Recorded with zoom h1n, edited with audacity. Check out some tool -file from my profile. It was cutted out from this recording. Recorded with zoom h1n.

A metal like trill, maybe good for an intro recorded with audacity, a jackson dinky tuned in drop c, and a line 6 pod ux1. 44100, 32bit float.

Me derping around about batman on a podcast. Recorded using audacity on a cad u1 usb microphone during a skype call. File sampled from a longer podcast episode, available at www. Upstreampodcast. Blogspot. Com. Clipped 7/23/2015. I own the file and the source podcast.

A slowed down and heavily edited recording of a chemical boiling i recorded in my chemistry class. Sounds like a medium-sized volume of lava. Loops perfectly. Recorded with a zoom h4n pro on 08/05/2019. Edited in audacity.

Eerie sounds to have as a background. Based on https://www. Freesound. Org/people/querywilly/sounds/199522/ nothing added, just doubled and audacityed. . . If you download it, just tell me where you used it. Enjoy!.

A simple kick/bass drum sound with a deep, sub-bass hum and a short infrasonic punch right at the onset (around 18hz), inspired by, and somewhat reminiscent of, the sounds of hip-hop/trap music. Made using audacity.

An amplified version of thrusters_loop for a more intense effect. Has some nice rumbling and stereo sound. Created in fl studio with two white noise components, both with a low pass filter and one with an overdrive plugin. Edited in audacity.

Hit two 1/2" metal emt pipes together. Left spaces between sounds of interest. Might be useful for a train crossing signal, a sword fight, or a blacksmith hammer on anvil. Recorded on a blue yeti microphone through audacity at 16bit 44000hz. Attribution appreciated but not required.

A simple guitar gesture played on a blueridge br-63 with old strings, recorded with a zoom h4n about 8 inches away from and pointed at the sound hole, reduced to mono with audacity. This sound was recorded for the purposes of harmonic + stochastic analysis in xavier serra's coursera class, audio signal processing for music applications.

High e played on an acoustic gibson jumbo. The guitar was recorded with a single microphone (a brauner phantera) connected to an api pre-amp. The signal was fed into a digidesign a/d converter and recorded in protools 9 in waveform audio file format. All the samples were subsequently edited with the gpl software audacity. Location milano, italy. 2013.

I didn't notice many good rain sounds on this site so i decided to leave my mic recording beside my window :p it's pretty short but enjoy. Recorded with sony hdr pj260v then edited with audacity.

A mobile phone recording of a jalousie flapping in a window at a library. It made an irresistible sound. The recording technique, or something else, added a glitchy extra sound. Very welcome! the sound is edited in audacity. The original sound was in mono, and i wanted some stereo effects. It’s a 6 second loop.

Rubber bands stretched evenly between drawer handles being twanged, producing a high pitched melodious tone. From an old cassette, recorded 1985. Another upload of the same recording to remove a click from the first few seconds, using the audacity removal tool.

A droning science fiction or haunting horror spooky droning sound with a wahwah fading in and out several times. Great for halloween. Recorded on a samsung galaxy s3 (processed in audacity).

An emergency siren, electronic. Rapidly switching 440 and 640 hz. Tones. Made in audacity, by me. Please, feel tree to use in any way, shape or form, but be sure to give me credit. Thanks!.

Rain sound synthesized entirely from white noise and using these plugins (in audacity): vinyl, multivoice chorus, harmonic synthesizer, gverb, and modest delay effects. This is my first attempt, i'll be trying to make more realistic ones. Until then, tell me if you liked this (rate it, comment).

Recording by people in the city of kotor, montenegro, talking in a courtyard. Recorded 25 / 9 - 2014. Recorded with a zoom h1 and edited with audacity. Please, contribute voluntarily to freesound if you download this and other files of me. I will be happy and grateful if you share some response!.

Recorded in kålltorp, spring 2014. Recorded with a zoom h1 and edited with audacity. Please, contribute voluntarily to freesound if you download this and other files of me. I will be happy and grateful if you share some response!.

This is a project i worked on for my electronic music composition class. It was made using audacity. It is comprised of 27 different sound tracks. 2 of these tracks use sounds created/recorded by users "shoba" and "branrainey" of freesound. Org (shoba's 'sending machine. Wav' and branrainey's 'cansound. Wav'. The other sounds are of my own creation or recording.

Spring peepers are small frogs that emerge from mud in the spring. Recorded near a golf course, april 14 2020 around 8pm. Zoom h2n spatial mode, trimmed and amplified in audacity, dropped to 2-track for wav export. Sorry about the highway noise in the background.

In the forest real shooting with a shotgun caliber 20. The microphones are placed about 15 meter away because of the sound level they can handle. Equipment usedrecorder zoom f4microphones line audio two cm3 and one om1(for ambience)audacity + wavelab.

This was the second clap for carers in the uk, which took place at 20:00 on 2nd april 2020. The focus was on showing appreciation for the nhs and other key workers. A couple of dogs and a blackbird joined in. The recording is in essex. Recorded with a zoom h5 on a tripod with some editing in audacity.

Various knife sounds pulling it out of the sheath, scraping, striking together and letting the blade ring, rubbing two together for the classic "sharpening" sound. Recorded on tascam dr-40, cleaned up in audacity. Shout-outs welcome: production-now. Com.

Horror birds - morning birds recorded with h2n, cloned to 4 tracks in audacity, pitch shifted by various amounts and one of the tracks paul-stretched and sped up. Mixed down but then removed lower frequencies (wind or traffic rumble became too noticeable). Normalized. Here's the result.

This is a higher version of row row row your boat. This was sung by my friend keli and modified in audacity. Please contact me to use for commercial use. For any noncommercial use please just credit me by using my name, chisai tori.

There are very old fluorecent lights in our garage and i recorded one of them. The hum was very quiet, so i made that louder in audacity and removed background noise which was also amplified.

Footsteps (boots) on gritty ground (gravel): walk (x5) // run (x5)you can edit it with reaper/audacity/etc. Gear : tascam dr-05file: 48khz, 24 bit, mono, wav.

Birds singing outside my bedroom in an atypical quiet day while cars and trains are passing by. Recorded with my samsung s2 with sony's audio recording app (highest quality possible) and then edited in audacity (dc offset and normalizing).

Recorded in a small tree on the morning of 30th may 2017. Other birds in the background. This was recorded at queens park country park, billericay, essex using an olympus ls-14 recorder and sennheiser mke300 microphone. It has been edited with audacity, mainly to remove unwanted sections with too much noise, such as aircraft.

I recorded this sounds by a sound blaster live! soundcard in 2003, when i tested its highest sampling rate (96 khz). I used my philips sbc 3050 condenser electret microphone. Before uploading, in 2015, i applied a little noise reduction in audacity software.

This is the sound of my computer idling (while recording in audacity, but that should make no difference) recorded using an old aiwa stereo microphone, which performs quite well. Don't worry, my computer is not this loud in real life, it's just normalized audio.