Yet another snare, similar to one of xkore's snares. I use it for dubstep, but it can be used for anything really. Just a matter of placing it in the track correctly.
The sound of wet lotion being rubbed between a woman's hands. Excellent as a massage sound effect. Can be used for any project, even commercial, without attribution.
This is a simulated aircraft flyover made from a tablefan and some processing. This is my first sound effect. It is normalized and should be mixed quite low for a believable effect.
Recorded at the river near my living place, you can hear some birds like a cuckoo etc. Recorded with zoom h4n digital recorder, using the internal xy-microphones.
This is a little piece i created in fl studio after messing around with the stock synth plug-in. I felt as though someone can use it for a multitude of reasons.
With resemblance to the sound of an engine, this sound can be used with various different mechanical objects in mind. This sound was bounced into 24bit, 48hz, interleaved audio. This sound was synthesised using a digital synthesiser.
I recorded this sound with my samsung mobile. You can credit me for using my sound "sound provided by suvo a freesound user" but it is optional. Enjoy!.
Lovely sound of putting a glass or cup down. Used small glass to make sure there's lot of high frequency in it. With a big glass is sounded almost like a brick.
Tapping some lettered keys on my regular old keyboard. The keys are membrane. You can also find spacebar tapping on my profile if that suits you better.
This is the sound of silica gel being put in water. The chemical reaction can be heard acoustically, but this was recorded with a hydrophone into a zoom h4n. Have fun.
I analyzed a recording of a submarine ping and then synthesized a facsimile using my own jsyd software. Jsyd can be found at http://www. Jbum. Com/syd.
Soundwalk starting on a cul de sac. You can hear the planes taking off in the distance, and crickets going at it. It was taken at night time, and it is hard to here the crickets.
Crowd at a college graduation, you can hear the graduation march being played in the distance and the crowd chatting around you. Recorded on my tascam dr-40.
Disassembling some kind of equipment with an electric screwdriver. The sounds of the screwdriver itself as well as several small objects (screws and bits of metal) being dropped on the floor can be heard.
Sound of the train behind my house (you can hear my neighbor's dog rustling around somewhere in there, too. ) recorded shortly after midnight on august 10, 2011.