732 lizenzfrei Audiodateien für "Riss"

Lower back vertebrae cracking by stretching.

Small quick knuckles popping/cracking.

Sound an old vinyl cracking.

Old wooden closet cracks.

Cracking and twisting of a broken piece of bamboo. Mono recording from shotgun mic and solid state recorder.

Plugging in a microphone on a computer3. 5mm pink audiojack.

Recorded with sennheiser me67 to zoom h4n as a mono track at 24bit/48k. Snapping carrots in an attempt to achieve the sound of bones breaking.

Some styrofoam tearing i recorded for a short movie in which glaciers formed. You have to get a little creative with it ;).

Trying to get a back crack sound by breaking uncooked spaghetti.

Recorded on a zoom h4n.

Popping my knuckles.

My knuckles cracking.

I also uploaded neck-snap and neck-snap_short. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

I also uploaded neck-snap_short and neck-snap_up-tempo. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

I'm crack mini storyby: masood hasnifree abuzar electronic book house sept. 2017.

Need anything else be said?.

Recorded a bag of potato chips with a sennheiser m 66.

The sound of popcorn popping in microwave oven.

The snapping of spaghetti.

I made this sound by cracking my knuckles, then i lowered the pitch and reversed it.

This is a deliberate effort by someone quite close to me, who thinks someone will like it. With the vocal addition and all. He says it sounds better. Did not feel better. I stood there and let this happen, just for the audio. I hope you can appreciate that.

Crackling noises.

Crack.

Wav file recorded in stereo, recorded on a zoom h6. A twig being snapped.

Various sounds of bones cracking, recorded on blue microphone snowball.

A recording of peppercorn being ground up, using an olympus ws-852.

Bone breaking with gore(actually me killing romaine-lettuce).

This sound effect is a egg being cracked.

Carrot snapping.

Little spot of ice on a street, in a village in italysimply walking on it to record the sound of ice-crackingfeel free to use this sound if you like itbyef.

Body cracking on wind sheild.

Egg cracking sound.

Smack/mlask.

A whole bunch of finger clicks that i recorded for an animated project. There's also a sneaky knuckle crack near the end.

Crunching/ grinding cereal in the palm of my hand onto a plate. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Pcm d100.

Slowly stepping on ice until it breaks.

I also uploaded neck-snap and neck-snap_up-tempo. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

The sound of a whip being used repeatedly.

Wrinkled a plastic bag (home to rubber bands, who played no part in this recording) on my desk to try to make an ice freezing sound. Instead it sounds like stepping on cracking ice.

I actually cracked my bones to get this sound.

Sjambok being whipped agressively.

A whip and crack sound, mixed in audacity from 529925, but with an echo at the end. I'm going to use it with my android app i'm writing, to virtually whip someone.

Crujido.

I combined the sound of three pieces of wood snapped in half to make a somewhat believable sound of wood breaking/snapping in half.

The supersonic bullet crack used in my l4d2 modification, created artificially with audacity. Use however you see fit.

Whip crack.

A spring assist knife opening with some reverb added. Used as a sound cue in a production of annie.

Sveriges Radios folkmusikinspelningar. Edseleresan 1963 Dokumentatör: Matts Arnberg SV EN Instrument: Röst (sång) Radiotjänsts ursprungliga produktionsnummer: 63/M/6339:4:9

Stepping on thin ice on top of a puddle in a park.