99Sounds has released Electromagnetic Sounds, a free sound effects library created by Marcel Gnauk of Free To Use Sounds.
Electromagnetic Fields contains 2.4 GB of various electronic noises like humming, buzzing, static, interference, and glitches. The sounds were recorded by Marcel Gnauk, the sound design artist behind the Free To Use Sounds label.
See also: 99 Sound Effects Is A FREE Sound Library By 99SoundsMarcel hooked up a LOM Priezor antenna to a Zoom F8n field recorder and roamed the streets of Singapore in search of interesting sound sources. He captured the electronic noises produced by arcade machines, streetlights, bus stations, vending machines, elevators, and various other sources.
The sounds are provided in lossless 24-bit WAV format and they’re ready to use as sound effects in your music projects, videos, video games, or any other creative endeavors. Of course, you can also use these audio files for sound design work, like creating drones, glitch sound effects, or weird alien soundscapes.
Like all 99Sounds releases, Electromagnetic Sounds are completely royalty-free for use in your projects, both free and commercial.
If you like these sounds, be sure to check out Marcel’s other two 99Sounds libraries. Underground Sounds and World Sounds are both completely free to download.
And if that’s not enough, you can download over 750 GB of sounds for just $16 (that’s 80% OFF) by using the coupon code bpb0121 (or 99sounds0121) on Bandcamp. That’s an exclusive offer for Bedroom Producers Blog and 99Sounds readers, so a big thank you to Marcel for this deal!
By the way, 99Sounds is Bedroom Producers Blog’s indie sound design label. I launched the website back in 2014 (Rain And Thunder was the first release) and we’ve had 36 releases to date.
Download: Electromagnetic Fields (1.5 GB download size, ZIP archive, contains 64 sound effects in 24-bit WAV format)
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Numanoid
onWaves Audio One Knob Louder is free this weekend for Presonus users (and it is free to be a Presonus user 😉
Numanoid
onHere is the link:
https://www.waves.com/account/oneknob-louder-free
Tomislav Zlatic
onWhoa, that’s a nice deal! Thanks for the info. :) https://bedroomproducersblog.com/2021/03/13/oneknob-louder-free-presonus/#comment-255481
Jim Powers
onAnyone know what the microphone is called with the rubber covering the microphone that placed onto a object to record internal sounds?
I remember a site given away free sounds from such a microphone and would like to buy one.
mx
onnot sure if i understand it right, but maybe a piezo pickup?
SATYABRATA
onandrew hwang has a video that records internal body sounds maybe that device would help lol
El°HYM
onIts a Telephone Pickup Coil, if you mean that?
Solemn
onAre you referring to a microphone mudder? Unless you meant a pop filter but that doesn’t cover the main part of a microphone like a mudder does.
mx
onAKG C41PP
mx
on* AKG C411PP
mike
onjust want to thank y’all for 99sounds, it’s an incredible resource.
Tomislav Zlatic
onYou’re very welcome and thanks for the kind words! Much appreciated!