3,255 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Pitch"

Four different drip sounds with slightly rising pitch. You have my express permission to use these sounds wherever you like. I don't need to be credited.

Field recording in stereo of raindrops falling a rather fast pace into a tin can, as i hold the can closer to the source, the drops are pitching higher and higher.

A weird beep created using a ehx memory boy modulating the pitch with a square wave at a fast ratio. Recorded with an sm57 in front of a fender blues junior.

Squeaky drawer, down pitched with a reverb fx chain.

Zalzal's wosta on C, E↓+. 27 : 22 = 354.55 cents.

Just minor seventh chord (48:40:32:27) on C.

1698 Campra L'Europe Galante Prologue Ouverture, Pythagorean tuning.

Tried making a sound which a gas grenade could make. Made with hissing in to the microphone and changing pitch and speed a little!.

This is a recording of a chainsaw engine running. I have slowed the speed and lowered the pitch and emphasised the bass. I have looped the track so it can be constantly running in the background if needed.

Recorded with my camcorder, brought into power director, slight pitch shift, slight reverb, saved as wav file.

All harmonics from 16 to 32 as a tone cluster, primarily of seconds, then arpeggiated.

Took a drum loop and pitched out 3 different layers of itself, one at half speed an octave down, one at quarter speed 2 octaves down, and one on top that starts out chopped up into separated transients and returns to full speed at the end. I originally made this to be 3 different levels of progression for a backing drum-loop, with the first section being the buildup, the second as the transition/windup, and the third as the breakdown.

This is a sound i created by using three different things. I recorded my bathroom fan and altered the pitch, added a few cents and overlayed them at 50%, and added a band-pass filter. I also recorded batteries rolling across the bottom of a drawer, lowered the pitch a bit, and added a high pass filter. And then lastly i added some wind that i created by blowing into my hands. That i did not adjust at all. It sounds just like a thunderstorm.

The sound is a guitar drone. Effects used: light distortion > eq > pitch shifter/harmonizer on multi-effect > delay on a second multi-effect > more delay > vibrato > reverb. ) direct to soundcard, edited w/ compression and fading on the beginning/end to hide "loop clicks". Sound is a bit distorted in parts due to peaking from the reverb (i guess). . . Meant to imitate shoegaze-style guitar drones. . . If i had a proper amp it might sound better!.

Dark background sound in place of background music. I recorded this in my booth, using audacity and my cad e100s. The higher sound is a pen tapping on the bottom of a metal cup. I used various effects to stretch, raise pitch, and a few others. I also layered the higher sound 4 times to get the "harmony". The low sound was my voice. I lowered pitch, speed and stretched the wave, as well as a few other effects as well. Enjoy.

Zlob diode chaos - selection from an hour long recording, 54min and 45sec in. The chaotic lfo has 4 outputs x, y, z and trig (trig-ich. . . ). Center sound: x to pitch cv in on vco, y to filter cut of. To the right: z to a wave folder (osc static pitch). To the left: trig to cv in on a self oscillating filter. There are peaks (hz) beyond my hearing. I hope you can manage. . .

Sounds recorded for a personal project. I recorded myself doing different kinds of low, soft surprise sounds and shifted the pitch to a more female voice range.

Feedback loop going through an improperly connected electrostatic mic, delays, pitch shifters (to justly tuned perfect fourths and perfect fifths), and reverb.

A single hit of a 7 x 14" dw edge snare drum. Recorded with a beyerdynamic m201 mic. Sounds even better if you pitch shift it lower!.

Rough, rubbery sounding scraping noises, very clean despite being recorded very close to the sound source. Recording ends with a slightly different, more near-field scraping sound, rising in pitch.

I made a creepy sea monster sound. I just took something with a soft and bouncy texture. Shaked it around and pitched it down and put vocoder on it. Made with audacity.

I have talked some strange sounds into the microphone and raised the pitch and speed a little bit. As a result some strange evil creature talk.

The original source material was a recording i did of a doritos bag (cool ranch lol). I then layered and pitched it and some of other mojo, and here we are. Enjoy it!.

Me hitting a metal compressed air can. It makes some nice pitch shifting reverberations when tapped. This was recorded at my desk.

Seven steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(7/12)=1109.47 cents.

Six steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(6/12)=950.98 cents.

Eleven steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(11/12)=1743.46 cents.

Major chord on C in just intonation (1/1, 5/4, 3/2).

Grave major sixth on C (A-), 400/243, 862.85 cents.

Eight steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(8/12)=1267.97 cents.

Robotic voice and soundwarning, missile lock detected, impact in 5 4 3 2 1. Then the pitch raises and the beeps speed up.

Synth loop. Like broken opera robots. Adjust the pitch.

This sound is a low pitched sound, and a very rumbly type of sound too. The laundry machine also gives out a fast pace moving sound, kind of like a rotating drum sound.

Five steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(5/12)=792.48 cents.

Septimal minor triad on C (C,E7b,G or 6:7:9)

Just perfect fifth on D = A+. 3:2 = 701.96 cents.

Three steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(3/12)=475.49 cents.

Nine steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(9/12)=1426.47 cents.

Just diminished seventh in just C scale: B and A♭.

One step in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(1/12)=158.50 cents.

Four steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(4/12)=633.99 cents.

Two steps in A12 equal temperament on middle C. 3(2/12)=316.99 cents.

Hearing aid type feedback generated by a small radio shack amp & speaker and a cheap mic. Recorded for use in the play "house of blue leaves" by john guare.

The sound created when scanning radio channels that sounds of a high frequency tone who's pitch changes from low, to high, to low as you scan over it.

Recorded with canon xl1s built in mic pointing straight up to the canopy in the chimalapas mountain of san antonio chimalapas, oaxaca, mexico. March 2012.

Beat (source unknown) sampling with soundforge 7. Not quantized. . . . ,just cut looping + pitch (-) + dbglitch vst effect.

next message. cut from my cell phone voice message system. Noise reduced and amplified with pitch-shift and other effects.

Four synth sounds descending in pitch that sound like a cute anime girl bouncing up and down. :3 made in chiptone.

A quote from macbeth using my blue snowball microphone. Lowered the pitch of my voice slightly, added some re-verb and a low tone for effect.

Looped, very high-pitched bells. Loopable @90bpm. Made with wmcp by bludgeonsoft (http://www. Bludgeonsoft. Com).