107 results for "Chanter" - Most at least downloaded
Song of a Rooster
Song of a rooster (x 6). He does not sing very well. It is a bantam. UCS Category: ANMLFarm. Duration: 00:20.
Bird Song 4 (Toy)
Song of a Tufted Titmouse. It is a musical plush: When you press on its back, its song is heard. UCS Category: TOYElec. Duration: 00:05.
Australian aviary of Thoiry zoo 1
Ambience sound inside the Australian aviary of Thoiry Zoo. UCS Category: AMBMisc. Duration: 01:38.
Baby birds in a nest 1
Baby sparrows in a nest. An adult arrives flying at the start of the sound. UCS Category: BIRDMisc. Duration: 00:44.
Babie swallows 1
A barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) comes to feed his nest of swallow. UCS Category: BIRDMisc. Duration: 00:05.
Babie swallows 2
A barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) comes to feed his nest of swallow. UCS Category: BIRDMisc. Duration: 00:02.
Babie swallows 3
A barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) comes to feed his nest of swallow. UCS Category: BIRDMisc. Duration: 00:07.
Pheasant and soundscape campaign
A pheasant sings in the countryside in the early morning. UCS Category: AMBRurl. Duration: 01:07.
Overtone singing, C
I sing in overtone. Overtone singing is a vocal technique for producing a vocal timbre characterized by two notes of different frequencies. My first voice is a root C, my second is a whistle. more information on this song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing. UCS Category: VOXSing. Duration: 00:17.
Overtone singing, D
I sing in overtone. Overtone singing is a vocal technique for producing a vocal timbre characterized by two notes of different frequencies. My first voice is a root D, my second is a whistle. more information on this song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing. UCS Category: VOXSing. Duration: 00:18.
Overtone singing, E
I sing in overtone. Overtone singing is a vocal technique for producing a vocal timbre characterized by two notes of different frequencies. My first voice is a root E, my second is a whistle. more information on this song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing. UCS Category: VOXSing. Duration: 00:22.
Overtone singing, F
I sing in overtone. Overtone singing is a vocal technique for producing a vocal timbre characterized by two notes of different frequencies. My first voice is a root F, my second is a whistle. more information on this song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing. UCS Category: VOXSing. Duration: 00:15.
Babie swallows 4
A barn swallow (Hirundo rustica) comes to feed his nest of swallow. UCS Category: BIRDMisc. Duration: 00:06.
Australian aviary of Thoiry zoo 2
Ambience sound inside the Australian aviary of Thoiry Zoo. UCS Category: AMBMisc. Duration: 01:54.
Overtone singing, G
I sing in overtone. Overtone singing is a vocal technique for producing a vocal timbre characterized by two notes of different frequencies. My first voice is a root G, my second is a whistle. more information on this song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing. UCS Category: VOXSing. Duration: 00:15.
Overtone singing, A
I sing in overtone. Overtone singing is a vocal technique for producing a vocal timbre characterized by two notes of different frequencies. My first voice is a root A, my second is a whistle. more information on this song: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overtone_singing. UCS Category: VOXSing. Duration: 00:13.
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