. Wav created from a "save us" image in a frame. . Added and lowered some frequences with some eq. Simple in and out automation low pass filter. Fade with volume. And a bunch of compression. When you use this noise. Just remember, this was created from an image that said, save us.
Created from ableton's stock instrument "light key". Created a midi, freezed and flattened, added automation effects added some lfo, some eq re arranged the echo effect to fit what i thought, and just saved it as this.
I created this machine gun sound effect quite by accident. I was synthesizing a snare drum in fl_studio using multiple synth layers, effects and automation trying to create a really short and snappy snare and set the loop length really short by mistake and when i hit play to audition my sound i thought it resembled machine gun fire. So anyway enjoy and feel free to use it in your game or whatever way you want.
Ice skating ambience: here you can hear the echo-induced atmosphere created by cold ice. The laughter and chatter of people reflect against the walls of this big hall. You can hear the slashing of ice and the swoosh of people racing against each other. An upbeat music can be heard further enforcing joy. Recorded with the zoom h6, rode ntg. This is a great sound to create a joyful atmosphere.
This is a clip i created for the play/production 'chickens'. This clip was used in the scene where a commercial was required and used as a background clip while the actor recited the ad for this commercial.
Airy "khhh" sound, enhanced version. I created the original sample some time in the early 2000s using creative wavestudio when i was playing with a small computer microphone.
This is honestly my first of many tracks. I wanted to create something that would seem like a final boss fight. This beat is conclusive, and not made for looping.
Two measures of squelchy acid bass with piercing synth chords. Created in lmms, further effects applied in audacity with valhalla supermassive. 140 bpm, a flat hungarian minor.
I created this sample by recording my broken windscreen wipers and then edit it in cool edit pro using reverse effect, reverb and time slow down effect.
Two plastic spoons repeatedly knocked together to create a teeth-chattering sound effect. Recorded with an audio-technica at2020 cardioid condenser mic.