Two-tone siren. Doppler-Fizeau effect of a passage from left to right, made by computer. No engine noise, it's up to you to choose the noise of your vehicle according to your project. UCS Category: VEHSirn. Duration: 00:20.
The passage of a spaceship. In reality, sound needs air to move: In the absence of air in space, no sound. Except at the cinema .. UCS Category: SCIShip. Duration: 00:17.
Country soundscape: rumor, field crickets and song of birds. Sound recording on May 7, 2020 around 2:30 p.m. in France, in full confinement linked to COVID-19. UCS Category: AMBRurl. Duration: 01:44.
Omnipresent sun or overwhelming heat, this is a sound effect that is widely used in films. I made this sound in the studio, failing to find it in nature. Maybe it's an insect? If you know more about the source of this noise, tell me. According to another anonymous visitor: The Arizona Apache Cicada is the loudest. UCS Category: ANMLInsc. Duration: 00:44.
Omnipresent sun or overwhelming heat, this is a sound effect that is widely used in films. I made this sound in the studio, failing to find it in nature. Maybe it's an insect? If you know more about the source of this noise, tell me. According to another anonymous visitor: The Arizona Apache Cicada is the loudest. UCS Category: ANMLInsc. Duration: 00:44.
Ambiance sound from the "Chêne Fauteuil", a remarkable large oak, in the forest of Senonches, Eure et Loir (28), France. Birds, wind, rumors. UCS Category: AMBForst. Duration: 04:33.
The Muixeranga is the collective name given to the performance of ancient street dances and human castles, originating in the Valencian Community : fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muixeranga. UCS Category: AMBCele. Duration: 02:15.
Paris apartment. The first floor. Open window. Before crossing a boulevard (acceleration and braking of vehicles). UCS Category: AMBUrbn. Duration: 04:03.
Awakening of the birds in the morning of 1 March (winter) at 7:30 in the country (France, Dep. 28). Pigeons, doves, sparrows, chickens, etc. UCS Category: AMBBird. Duration: 02:54.
