688 file audio bebas royalti untuk "Kegentingan"

Plastic bottles being crushed underfoot and placed in recyling bin.

Alfoil sheets crushed and twisted to create crackling for sound design. Raw recording files in 96khz, 24 bit, undithered. Enjoy :).

A sheet of paper being slowly crumpled.

The crunchy noise of a squeezed stress-ball. Edited with audacity.

The sound of eggshells being crunched in my palm, reversed.

Recording of grinding shell sand. Tascam dr-100.

Crunch sound.

I'm not sure what is this sound. Can you please help me to find out, what makes this kind of sound?.

Recorded indoors with a zoom h4n pro handy recorder 6 inches away from my mouth. Crunching sounds from 1 calbee shrimp chip. Raw wav file.

Kind of crunchy, popping sound of grinding foot into gravel (2010). Sony m10.

Something went wrong with the right microphonei'm using a zoom h4n handy recorder in wav stereo mode.

A candy bar being bit.

Recording of styrofoam cup being crushed.

Crunching sound like breaking a bone. I don't remember which microphone i used because this is really old, but i'm sure it was a decent condenser.

Made by layering hits on a old radiator and white noise. Sean smith + alistair beecham.

A crunch sound, made with a water bottle.

Extreme creaking of hard plastic.

Recorded on a zoom h4n.

Crunching a plastic bag full of white rice.

Recorded directly into pro tools using an audio technica at4040 condenser microphone and focusrite preamp. I have used this sound for axe-wielded death-blows on the undead!.

Incidental noise from foliage.

A wet cracking sound, as in a neck break or other bone.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded using a zoom h2.

A neurobass i made after a certain free trial ran out. This sound is in the open domain, use it freely without the need for retribution or credit.

Steps and scrapes with hiking boots on dry snow-covered grass field. Zoom h4n 96/24.

Bone-breaking-like sound made by executing a torsion with a bag of hershey's chippits. Enjoy!.

The rustling of the packet of pretzel sticks we had for snacks. Recorded on the zoom h6.

Crinkling a plastic envelope.

Stepping on bones, followed up with a vigorous crunch.

Made by slowing down sunflower seed crunching.

Driving slowly on a gravel or dirt road.

Scrunchy sound of paper.

Vidrio quebrado.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded using a zoom h2.

Crunching sound made by bunching tin foil in my hands.

Walking-on-hard-snow, crunch-sound, slow-and-fast-walk-on-snow.

Leaves being stepped on outside.

This is my first sound i've done. What i use to make the sound was a plastic ziplock bag and just crunching it around.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Crunching paper processed with reverb & delay.

Heavy old flash bulb, remixed to give it more puch.

I'm trying to crush some lettuce. Recorded at 24bit 96khz wav. Using the zoomh6 recorder. If you like my recording, please feel free to rate and comment.

Beer cans being crushed underfoot and put in recycling bin.

Escalators at sainsbury's singing their love to eachother.

Stepping on various glass shards, crunching, sounds a bit like eating glass (2010). Sony m10.

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.

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.

Eating some toast, great sound for a character eating anything crunchy.

Me doing a quick solve of a 3x3x3 cubesoftware: audacitymic: audio-technica at2020soundcard: focusrite scarlett 2i2how i did it: hold mic to cube, solve. Recorded on 16/12-14.