Make a donation
Free and royalty-free sounds library for yours commercial or personal projects.
FR - EN
Français - English
Logo of the website BigSoundBank.com
⚠️ BigSoundBank needs you to stay alive! Make a (small) donation ⚠️

19 results for "Pulsation" - Most at least downloaded

Click here to listen to this sound (#0218)
- Heart beat
Beating heart (x10). There is a slight background noise. Duration: 00:08.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#1929)
- Heart beat4
Slow beating heart. Duration: 00:46.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#1930)
- Heart beat5
Fast beating heart. Duration: 00:39.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#1920)
- Sonar2
Several beeps of an active sonar. This is a low frequency sonar (long range but low definition). It is a sine wave of 1040 Hz frequency easy to put in loop. In reality, a military submarine usually has passive sonar, more sonar info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonar. Duration: 00:21.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0243)
- Heartbeat1
One heartbeat, acute and very dynamic, very dry. Learn how to make the sound effects of a heartbeat: www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_100. Duration: 00:01.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#2138)
- Chronograph2
Two beats per second of a stopwatch. Easy to loop. Duration: 00:11.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0082)
- Timer2
Ticking of a small kitchen timer but can be suitable for a bomb. Duration: 00:06.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0468)
- Mechanical metronome
Plastic mechanical metronome beating a tempo of approximately 120 beats per minute. Duration: 00:12.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0244)
- Heartbeat2
One heartbeat. Make the sound effects of a heartbeat: www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_100. Duration: 00:01.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#1416)
- Sonar1
Several beeps of an active sonar. This is a low frequency sonar (long range but low definition). It is a triangular wave of 1030 Hz frequency easy to put in loop. In reality, a military submarine usually has passive sonar, more sonar info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonar. Duration: 00:31.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#2137)
- Chronograph1
Four beats per second of a stopwatch. Easy to loop. Duration: 00:11.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0770)
- Heartbeat3
Heartbeat done with this technique cinema sound effects: www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_100. Duration: 00:32.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0577)
- Electric metronome
Plastic electric metronome beating a tempo of 120 beats per minute. Duration: 00:06.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#1921)
- Sonar3
Several beeps of an active sonar. This is a low frequency sonar (long range but low definition). It is a sine wave of 1190 Hz frequency easy to put in loop. In reality, a military submarine usually has passive sonar, more sonar info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonar. Duration: 00:21.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#2503)
- Portable vascular doppler4
Sound from a portable Doppler-Fizeau device. Medical material. Duration: 00:16.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#2501)
- Portable vascular doppler2
Sound from a portable Doppler-Fizeau device. Medical material. Duration: 00:27.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#2502)
- Portable vascular doppler3
Sound from a portable Doppler-Fizeau device. Medical material. Duration: 00:20.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#0428)
- Heart of Sophie the Giraffe
Heart of Sophie the Giraffe. Duration: 00:03.
more & Downloads
Click here to listen to this sound (#2500)
- Portable vascular doppler1
Sound from a portable Doppler-Fizeau device. Medical material. Duration: 00:19.
more & Downloads

Download all results from this page

This action can be VERY long depending on your connection and the size of the files!

To refine your search:
- Choose one or two simple words,
- preferably in French, or in English
- avoid spellin mistaq and tyyping
- Try synonyms
- Do not agree verbs
- Avoid adjectives (big cat , magnificent thunderstorm, powerful explosion, high-pitched scream, etc.)
- Prefer the single name of the source object noise (motor of a scooter, bird in the garden, horn of a taxi, evening wind , hen who has pain in the right leg, etc.)
- avoid onomatopoeia and slang
- Choose the singular
- Do not don't look for what the sound is not (Baby who doesn't cry, windless forest)
- Don't write what you want to do with it ( bark for ringing, waves for falling asleep)

Cut out following the dots