This is a weird noise i created for no logical reason. Made with audacity sound editor by applying an unreasonable number of effects to the sound of me making noises (whistling, i think).
Its a piano melody that i made then flipped backwards in audacity, has a nice whistling sound. Recorded using auxiliary audio cables connected to keyboard, so it is fairly low quality.
Created for a video project, though pitch shifted in the final product. These sounds were creating using 3 layers of water sloshing noises and processed in audacity.
Clicks from computer, recorded with mobile phone camera. Hum that was caused by computer fan is reduced with audacity. I've uploaded also the original file with no editing.
Just a little sound-file for a horror-game or something. =d. It was created with: audacity 2. 0. 6recording or made by software: made in audacitylocation of recording: --date and time of recording: --.
This one is pretty simple, but it is clear and might come in handy. This is me pressing the space bar on my laptop keyourd. Recorded with sony hdr pj260v then edited with audacity.
Seagull single call. The sound was created by isolating a single seagull call from a longer free sound downloaded from the internet. Software used: audacity.
Four different throat clears that i cut out of narration recordings i was making. Recorded using audacity with audio-technica atr2100 mic. Noise reduction applied.
Me crackling my knuckles about 5 cm from the mic. (blue yeti). Recorded indoors on the 05. 04. 2015 using a blue yeti microphone and audacity recording software.
Twanging a table knife on a desk, recorded with minidisc and condenser mic indoors, approx 6" distance. Background noise removed with audacity. Short metallic vibrating noises.
This is a short sound clip i created in audacity. The first half second is a brief fire effect, then is followed by a sudden explosion. The rest of it is blows of wind, and crackling fire.
The sound of trying to open a box without succeeding. As heard in our episode "the snurfs" bonus 107 (comedypodcast. Net). Recorded using audacity on a mac with a blue yeti microphone.
Vweooooooooooooorptook an. Exe file and slapped it into audacity as raw data. Can't exactly remember what settings i used but here's one of the noises it made.
This is a recording i have done myself and edited. I mad it sound like an alien from another planet. This was recorded with headsets and was rendered and edited in audacity free sound editor.
Demonstration sound test of an old crumar compactpiano synthesizer. Recorded with a very noisy mp3 player and voice recorder. Some automatic and manual noise reduction were applied with audacity.
I generated a sine wave with audacity, and applied the wahwah and phaser effects multiple times with different settings. I don't know what i would use this for, but it's fun to listen to.
A real fw-190 performing a low-altitude flyby next to the camera. Recorded at flying legends airshow, edited in audacity for removal of background noise.
A rifle cocking sound created by cocking a nerf gun, and slowing it down a bit. Edited with audacity. Credit would be appreciated, but it's not required!.
Speeded up c major piano arpeggio for a little success sound. Played on a welmar upright piano, recorded on audacity using a ux31a asus internal laptop microphone.
Recorded on a tonor tc-77 with a 1/4 water filled gatorade bottle with noise reduction ran on audacity. Can be used for walking or wading in water sounds.
Recorded as a video on my iphone whilst paddling in the sea at cleveleys after covid lockdown. Needed the sound of the waves for drama group play. Extracted using quick time and edited in audacity.
