Protest march sound effects from Toronto, Stockholm, and Chicago including chants, shouts, and drums. (7 sounds, 523 MB)

Learn more: https://www.airbornesound.com/downloads/protest-march-sound-effects

Protest March

Protest March Sound Effects Library Audio Preview Demo Montage

This is a montage of short sound effect samples of the complete clips available in the Luxury Hotel Accents "Jet Pack" from Airborne Sound, here:
https://www.airbornesound.com/downloads/luxury-hotel-sound-effects/
 It is a collection of 532 96 kHz/24-bit WAV files, professionally mastered with multi-format embedded metadata.

Luxury Hotel Accents Sound Effects Library Audio Demo Preview Montage

Species: Willow warbler (Phylloscopus trochilus)
UK Conservation status: Amber
World: Least concern (trend: decrasing in numbers)
Location: College Valley, Cheviot Hills, Northumberland, UK
Date and time: 20 April 2025 at 06:10
Habitat: Decidious plantation, moorland

Gear: Zoom F3, Sennheiser 8040, parabolic dish, Nikon z6ii, Tamron 150-600mm

Willow Warbler of College Valley

Tawny owls bid farewell to the night, as the first songsters begin to call. This moment just before the first songs begin has sometimes been referred as First Blush. The forest acoustic space goes from relative silence to full symphony in the space of a few minutes, recorded here for International Dawn Chorus Day 2025.

The crackling sound is not rain (or fire!) but honey dew, I believe. Would love your thoughts on that.

Main species: Tawny owl (Strix aluco)
UK conservation status: Amber
World: Least Concern (population trend is stable)
Location: Spernal Park, Warwickshire, UK
Date and time: 4 May 2025 at 04:38am
Habitat: Ancient forest

Gear: Zoom F3, Sennheiser 8040 and 30 in MS

Last Cry of the Night

BIAS_CACOPHONY AND DISSONANCE - MCSFXL - MatiasMacSD

This library contains various experimental and practical sounds recorded with a DPA 8011 hydrophone.

Library can be found at http://www.sonniss.com/sound-effects/hydrophone-sfx-library/

Website Link: www.tommysarioglou.com

Hydrophone Library Demo

Unidentified stridulations inside a rotten tree stump, inspired by the adventures in soil ecoacoustics of my friend Les Goodyear.

The sound could be produced by 
- ants (one ant?), going by this recently released film by Jamie House: https://youtu.be/f9FgbH3zBfM?si=mljaAN8CZtxSwZJi&t=141 - but more information is needed. 
- or by beetles, going by this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ByXirczAFs kindly shared by Mike Sims.

Any leads please let me know!

Species: no ID (yet)
Location: Spernal Plantation, Warwickshire, UK
Date and time: 16 August 2025 at 14:49
Habitat: Woodland
Gear: Zoom F3, The Les Spike on JrF contact microphone

Inside A Rotten Tree Stump

Two periwinkles munching on a seaweed stipe. Their varying tempos and soft crunch created an entrancing rhythm. 

Extract from a 20m recording by Julie Brook's tidal sculpture Tide Line along the Fife coastline, created as part of the national coastal arts festival Beach of Dreams. 

Species: Common Periwinkle (Littorina littorea)
Location: Cellardyke, Fife, Scotland.
Date and time: 16 May 2025 at 14:52
Habitat: Coastal
Gear: Sound Devices 744T, Aquarian Audio H2Ds

Periwinkles Duet

This is a preview demo montage of a larger sound library on Airborne Sound. Learn more about this sound library here: https://www.airbornesound.com/downloads/karst-jungle-sound-effects/

Karst Jungle Sound Effects Library Audio Demo Preview Montage

A compilation of Sika deer tri-whistle calls, recorded in County Leitrim during the rutting season (September to November). These were recorded using unattended AudioMoths, hence the distant and quite noisy quality. Worth noting that despite its name, the last example is composed of 4 calls, then again the call is shorter/faster than the 'proper' tri-whistles.

"Sika deer originate from Japan, These were introduced by Lord Powerscourt in 1860. A few years later some were moved from Powerscourt (Co. Wicklow) to enclosed parks in Fermanagh, Kerry, Limerick, Down and Monaghan. The present wild deer herds mostly originated as escapees from these parks in the early 20th century." (Irish Deer Commission, 2022)

Species: Sika deer (Cervus nippon)
Date and time of recording: 6 October 2021, 4pm
Location: County Leitrim, Ireland
Habitat: Forestry plantation
Gear: Open Acoustic Devices AudioMoth mixed with Sennheiser Mid-Side setup for background ambience
Picture: Ashtonpfaffen (Wikimedia Commons CC3.0)

Recorded for the Arney Aquatic Acoustics EU Interreg project.

Sika Deer Tri-Whistle (Medley)

COMMON SANDPIPER (Actitis hypoleucos)
SONG IN DISPLAY FLIGHT

This sound-portrait of a Common Sandpiper on its breeding grounds reveals the insistent and highly rhythmic "sewing-machine" song, given  as the bird circles around the loch side just after midnight on the 6th June 1997.  At times, insects drone close against the windcage.

The atmospheric roar of distant breakers on the Uig Saltmarsh can be heard in the background, along with "bleats" from Snipe, and faint calls from Ringed Plover and Greenshank.

The title of the piece is the Gaelic name for this species, meaning literally "Fidler-Bird by the Loch".

Uig Saltmarsh, Timsgarry, Uig Penninsula, Isle of Lewis.

Captured with  a Sony MZ-R3 Portable MiniDisc Recorder, using a pair of Sennheiser K6ME66 short-gun electrets.   Note that this is my only Soundcloud item in which I have used electret microphones and a non-linear recorder

Fidhleirbord - An - Locha - Common Sandpiper

I am a sound designer and field recordist. I love all things sound.

Hydrophone Library Demo

TS Sound