WORK Free Download Clock Ticking Sound Effect
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This one is a high quality royalty free sfx set of 5 descent sounding, fast clock ticking sounds, perfect for your next modern production! This sound was made for everything that concern countdown, time, hurry and accuracy. Will be great for sports, work, or any business project related to punctuality and promptness. Use them also in your games, trailers, tense bomb defusing scenes, or vlogs, and you will worry no more. Have fun!
This sound effect can be found on the Series 1000 Sound Effects Library, which was made by Sound Ideas. It is the exact same track as Sound Ideas, Household, Etc. - Ticking from an older . . . windup-type clock from the Network Sound Effects Library. A shortened version, Hollywoodedge, Clock Ticking Loop PE1014407, is available on The Premiere Edition Volume 10.
The Ticking Watch Spiral captures these subtle nuances and mesmerizing effects by transforming watch sounds into a beautiful melody observed and applied during certain activities such as hypnosis, concentration, meditation or relaxation.
For this reason we have created a 60 minute 4K ticking video clip consisting of a watch ticking sound effect in conjunction with a watch spiral effect thus creating a harmonious state specifically created with relaxation in mind. The soothing ticking sound will help you to relax, focus and achieve a state of calm.
Does anyone know if there's a synth out there w/ that type of patch? I have a wav file, but it's not ticking in tempo w/ the tune and I'll like to sync the sound up with the piece. I have NI's Ultimate 10 if that matters ... but the libraries are HUGE, and as per usual, you can't make heads or tails out of anything from the descriptions.
Thanks in advance for any help!
One of the primary effects of living with a ticking clock is that you are likely to feel that time is limited or running out for you. This is because the constant background ticking noise provides a continual reminder that time is passing. Your conscious mind soon learns to tune it out but your subconscious continues to hear every tick.
In one study by researchers at Florida State University, people were asked to fill out questionnaires about their ideal partner and what age they would like to get married and have children. It was found that, when there was a ticking clock in the room, women opted for getting married and having babies at an earlier age. Those from lower socioeconomic backgrounds were the most affected, but I have found that anyone who has a ticking clock in their home is subject to feeling there is generally not enough time. Remove the clock or replace it with a silent one and the belief will usually melt away.
Another effect of a ticking clock is that the monotonous, repetitive sound can cause you to feel that your existence is nothing more than a series of cycles, repeated day after day, week after week, year after year.
A ticking clock in any part of your home will affect you but the worst place to have one is on your bedside table, or anywhere in your bedroom. You will be exposed to the sound during all the hours of sleep.
This might be particularly true in infants, who take their cues from external sources such as caregivers. Recently I stayed with my sister after she had a baby, and I gave my new infant niece some supplementary bottle feedings. The baby would match her respiration to a prominent ticking clock, causing her to breathe a little too fast for effective feeding. I would have to lead my niece in some deep breathing, to settle her down and make feeding more effective. ?
A ticking sound runs throughout "Dunkirk" like an omnipresent reminder that time is running out for the 340,000 British and Allied soldiers marooned on the French beach and surrounded by Germans. It's a tick-tock effect woven into the score that originated, fittingly, from Christopher Nolan's own stopwatch.
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