59 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Whitenoise"

White noise recorded in the 1970's poland coming from speakers of a black and white television after broadcast ended at midnight.

A simple, soft whitenoise crash made with reason's thor synthesizer. Very easy to make.

Just some white noise with a level of 0. 08.

White noise made with dedalus.

First step of creating wind: whitenoise with a resonant lowpassfilter to create movement.

Noise from a portable television.

White noise boom.

Short white noise.

Created windsound with some white noise and two different resonant lowpass filter.

Not the best quality.

Whitenoise with two resonant lowpass filter to create windnoise.

Field recording of distant industrial mine / factory, with birds nearby. Lazy summer noon.

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

First step to create wind.

Snare with noise mixed in and a lil eq automation.

White noise.

Sound of a waterfall as heard from above.

Words noice.

Screech. Made in audacity.

Simple fan recorded on various settings.

White noise + noise gate + fade in.

Generated whoosh.

A soft white noise to soothe the soul :).

White noise percussive sequence, c♭.

1min of an ac in a hallway. Tile floor, small room.

Audio gravado direto de televisores de tubo em mini-dv.

Mic : mass-kobo – model 255+ fx.

Stereo white noise sample recorded with analog synthesizer.

With this sound i create an emergy soundtrack, we can hear a bip of electrocardiogram, and then an alarm siren.

A simple white noise sample from my radio.

Relaxing whitenoise loop as uncompressed wav recorded on zoom h1.

White noise recording from microphone. Use to fill out empty spaces between audio clips to avoid uncanny-ness.

Short loop recorded with zoom h1. Two water whitenoises with birds in background.

Made for:http://www. Freesound. Org/forum/sample-requests/36321/.

20 second audio clip of in-classroom ambient noise.

I made a snare, basically by distorting whitenoise and adding ott. I's not the best snare ever made but i like it.

Tiny clip of frozen reverb. Probably good for granular synthesis.

Recorded with zoom h1. Very relaxing whitenoise loop. Http://www. Flickr. Com/photos/jirivit/6868900694/.

Recorded outdoors in a city in holland with a sonypcm-d1 at 96khz 24bit format. The recording was converted to a 320kbps mp3. Recorded around 13:00 pm.

This is white noise generated from the open source android app chroma doze, https://github. Com/pmarks-net/chromadoze, with the pitch set more towards the lower end of the spectrum.

It's noise. Evidently sounds good when you speed it up a lot, if my past self is to be trusted.

Recorded from inside a car going ~65mph with a broken skullcandy headset microphone. All windows were open.

Play quietly! or not. Should loop seamlessly. Just felt like making some pleasant noise.

Noises that i made with a synth. They pretty dry sounding didn't add much to them just basic eq with a low cut and sometimes different shapes to shape them a bit. Thats it just some "raw noises".

A sound for when there is no sound, just air flowing. Made with large interiors in mind. Recorded an empty room, then stretched the audio, added reverb, and increased bass.

Slightly shocking short white noise fade in (2 secs) with a little reverb at end. Generated from scratch using audacity (mac version) 16-bit aif version. A simple, atmospheric sudden ending or transition.

A surprisingly cool recording of me running my hand through a bucket of mixed beads. A unique white noise-y kinda sound. Used a zoom h4n to record.

This sound is made with csound. I used 5 instruments on it:. - white noise that change from l channel to r channel- 2 sinewaves that make a glissando- another sinewave that does a crescendo- a wav file that is reproduced.

Several layers of "relaxing spritzy whooshy noise texture normtrim. Wav" at different volumes/speeds.

A simple but effective white noise sweep up created using a white noise signal, using automation to change a simple filter and colour to the sound to create a sweep effect.