1 715 zvukové soubory bez licenčních poplatků pro "Sklo"

Ice cubes falling into a glass.

I recorded me "dinging" on a glass bowl with a fork at different intensities, recorded with an zoom h4.

Me dropping a vase off my deck onto a concrete patio.

Me dropping a vase off my deck onto a concrete patio.

Me dropping a vase off my deck onto a concrete patio.

This is a glass of water being poured into another glass. There are long pours as well as a couple short ones. This was recorded using a pair of earthworks tc30s in x/y into an api 512c and then compressed with an api 527.

Sound of a shot glass being slammed on a table.

Tapping glass with a wooden drum stick. This is the manipulated file.

Different sounds of me tapping on a glass table.

Shaking pills on a glass bottle, opening and closing the bottle.

Agua.

Golpe del mono a el vidrio.

A very generic "ding!" i honestly can't remember what i tapped on to get the sound but it turned out pretty okay i guess idk. Recorded on an iphone 6.

A raw audio mp3 recording of glass shards being shuffled around on cement. The quality sounds awful and i'm not sure how it turned out that way, but if you still think it's usable, the sound is here. :-d recorded with a black sony ic voice recorder.

Bubbles moving side to side in a glass pop bottle.

Rang a glass bell for a moment. Recorded with my zoom h2n.

Drinking water and refilling it.

Water sloshing inside a glass bottle. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Melody release with the sample "glass" available on my freesound. Org page.

Recorded for "the prawnlounge" radio show ( my show ) on then bondi beach 88 fm radio station sydney australia april 2002,one sunday morning outside the rear of hotel bondi in the backlane after a big saturday night party. The council truck receives 2000 + bottles. . . . Crashing. . . The sound of breaking glass deluxe ! sorry about the voice a few seconds before the "crashendo". . Hope you dig it.

I recorded with my laptop hp.

The sound of 19 people looking through plastic bins filled with ceramic tiles (for a mosaics class). Located in a brick hallway of a warehouse. Recorded with a zoom h2, march 7, 2012.

The sound of 19 people looking through plastic bins filled with ceramic tiles (for a mosaics class). Located in a brick hallway of a warehouse. Recorded with a zoom h2, march 7, 2012.

With little water , i rub my finger on the edge of the old crystal bowl. G4 is the key.

A crystal bowl hit with my finger. Tuned in f#3. Taça de cristal batida com o dedo. Afinada em f#3.

Harmonic sounds of a crystal glass excited by wet finger.

Harmonic sounds of a crystal glass excited by wet finger.

Glass slide on acoustic guitar.

Large glass bowl being made to "sing" by rubbing its rim with a finger dipped in vinegar.

Just the sound of two glass bottles vibrating off of each other.

Tapping on glass bottle.

Sound of a crystal glass with some effects.

Sound of a spoon touching a glass of water.

Wine glass with modified sound.

Setting a glass down.

Mono recording of pouring water into glasses, to simulate pouring wine.

I was looking for some breaking glass, but couldn't find any i liked. I then made some, here is one of them. These are not edited in any way, just the raw dated from my h4n.

A beer bottle being smashed.

Water pouring into a glass.

Picking up glass bottle.

Reverberated version of risedrone.

Sonido corto de un cristal rompiéndose.

Recorded by yujin kim / edited by philipp grzemba.

A sound i created layering different glass breaking sounds together. Done to simulate the sound of a crystal chandelier crashing to the ground. Designed for a production of the show "clue" in 2020.

A jarritos glass bottle is used as a resonator to generate the g-note in f major scale.

A spoon hitted against a glass.

A small splash from dropping some grapes into a glass of water. Needed this sound for a project and couldn't find it here, so recorded it myself. A small contribution to a site i've gotten so much out of!.

Recorded on rode ntg3.

Using a tile cutter to cut mosaic tiles at a slow and fast pace sequentially. Recorded using a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

I used a old glass.