4,874 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Ups"

Just a little wobbly bass i came up with for drum and bass style of music at 170 bpm.

A simple retro loop i came up with using beepbox. I'll allow commercial use if you credit me for it.

This is a v8 audi accelerating down a highway up to 217mph.

Orchestra warming up and crowd noise before a high school musical.

Pouring liquid in a shot glass, picking it up, drinking & slamming it down (not too hard) on the table.

This is the sound of water running down a level at at multi-tier pond. Effects: noise removal, basic eq to clean it up.

Arp odyssey portamento effect, a single key glide up with a multi-key slide back down.

Sound of the garbage track that often comes by to pick up trash for a nearby business (at 2 am). Captured from my porch across the street.

Reading from a piece made up entirely of questions composed on an autumn morning, by joaquin flipp from his book "arriving by helicopter".

I recorded this sound back in 2002. This was recorded putting a mic up to and into the plastic syrup bag used for soda.

Starting up a vw polo and driving away. H2n inside car.

Listen at your own risk. I literally threw up and got a headache because i listened for too long. Ear rape radio static.

Filling up a dogbowl with water. Recorded with a zoom h6.

Old style alarm clock being wound-up.

Microphone, wearing a wind filter, pulled up through a stainless steel pipe.

Scraping plastic chair in garage, there's some external noise but you can cut around that or use it ;) up to you really.

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Just a sped up audio clip of me doing a stupid sounding laugh.

Its a swing sound that when loop will sound similar to the swinging effect when you pick someone up by there legs and swing them around.

Waves crashing, in water perspective, prince edward island (2011). Sony m10.

Fragment A selection of scales that repeat infinitely either up or down. Produced by Kevin MacLeod in 2005. Dedicated to the Public Domain December 2008. - Kevin MacLeod

This is dropping a water bottle with water in it next to the mic. I love how much bass is picked up. I've used this sound for quite a bit.

A recorded sound of my old quartz 1500w heater starting up on the 750w (halfway) setting.

The purring mating song of a jumping spider. Cleaned up as best i could.

A single sparkler recorded very close up(~15cm), and sparks occasionally hits the capsules :o. Starts with match being lit.

Night time on the porch in soufriere, st lucia, with the cicadas kicking up a crazy beat - recorded with the fire application on iphone and a blue mikey.

A recording. . . It's up to you to "master" it. Use it. Make it worth. Peace.

I ran the water over my toothbrush before brushing my teeth and then the buzzing sound was the electric toothbrush starting up.

This sound is mixed up from other free sounds to create "hell ambience". You can loop it.

I made this instead of sleeping…just combined some loopsmade on bandlabuse it or notit’s up to you. :).

It was pouring rain outside so i set up my mic.

Drum loop i made 10 minutes ago. . . . Use it or not it's up to you :)made on bandlab.

This is the recording of an unknown bird singing mating calls. Effects: noise removal, basic eq to clean it up.

I set my toaster oven for a moment and recorded the ticking as well as the "time up" chime. Recorded with my zoom h2n.

Inside a tunnel with ocean waves crashing up against it. Some wind noise.

Blank sound file just under 6 seconds long to help those who wish to have an empty start up tone for their phone.

Oh! How I Hate to Get Up in the Morning, a song by Irving Berlin produced on U.S. Army time for the Army benefit show, Yip Yip Yaphank (1918). This recording, by Irving Kaufman, is from about 1919 - the University of California Santa Barbara gives it as "191-", and it cannot, of course, predate the song. While the sound quality is somewhat poor, the lyrics used here are likely nearer that sung in Yip Yip Yaphank than the standard ones given in the sheet music, making it useful. This is Indestructible Record #1569.

Recording of a 1995 compaq computer desktop hard drive. Features electronic whirring, powering up / down sounds, whirring, clicking, "memory access" noise. Could be used for e. G. A movie scene with computers in the background, glitchy techno, etc.

A bright, single whip swoosh sound made by swinging a wooden stick in the air. Recorded with zoom h2.

A low two whips swoosh sound made by swinging a wooden stick in the air. Recorded with zoom h2.

A bunch of various filtersweeps i created in adobe audition by generating whitenoise and using the filtersweep plugin. Useful for creating build-ups.

Following a bumble bee as it flies from flower to flower. Homemade parabolic with em172s.

I just picked up an icecube i had in my empty water cup and dropped it pack in just to make this lol.

Sped-up reverby drone music + distortion + highpass + a couple layers of logarithmic fade-out = a pretty nice hi-hat.

Electric guitar chords going through a "honeytone" miniamp with the gain and overdrive all the way up. Seek eeeeeeelectricityyyyyy.

Recorded walking up wooden stairs outside then opening door, kicking shoes out of the way and then closing door.

An early morning walk through the back streets of marrakech as the city wakes up. Traffic, crowds, kids, motorbikes.

Picking up and setting down a plastic bottle on a wood surface. More diverse handling sounds towards the end of the sample.

An ambient element made up of walking and rain recordings.

Me walking and then running up and down creaky wooden basement stairs, with mic positioned on stand a few feet away from roughly the middle of the stairwell.