210 file audio bebas royalti untuk "Kulit"

A belt snapping.

Zoom h1n recording of myself rubbing my hands together to warm them up.

Snapping a leather belt off itself.

Processed improvisation on a shamanic skin drum.

Creaking, crunching bones; stretching skin; muscles and sinew contracting and reshaping. If you ever read any of the animorphs books, that's sort of what i was going from here. Mixed from the following files:https://freesound. Org/people/humanoide9000/sounds/329744/https://freesound. Org/people/kyles/sounds/453849/.

The sound of a wide leather belt being removed. It wasn't being removed to undress. Wasn't my belt. Also not my best night.

Snapping a belt with different levels of hardness. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

Sound created using a belt. Captured using an apple iphone. (created by jamie m. ).

A series of muffled hits made with my hands clapping. Recorded with a blue yeti usb microphone.

A bunch of sounds of hitting various parts of body or furniture. Useful for fight sounds, but you will have to edit it out.

The sound of someone's arm being grabbed. Could be used as a slap effect. Recorded with an se4 condenser mic.

A leather belt being twisted.

Soft creaking made by heavy leather jacket moving.

The sonorous papery melody of skin to skin, flesh to flesh, the sound of a hand stroking another. . .

Various taps, touches, scratches, rubs against skin and clothing.

Recordings made with zoom h2n, edited with audacity. Creaks made for the sci-fi horror audio drama 'tartarus' (https://linktr. Ee/tartaruspod).

Put my zoom h2n inside a backpack and tried to reproduce someone looking for something in it.

Processed improvisation on a shamanic skin drum.

Small pellet drum about 8cm diameter. Recorded on yeti blue condenser.

Leather couch sounds with impacts and thuds.

I litterally pulled out my belt and shook the belt buckle infront of the mic. This is exactly what one would think it is. This was recorded at the open window institute sound booth in centurion, south africa.

I used a plastic spatula and slapped my wrist to make this awesome sfx. This was recorded at the open window institute sound booth in centurion, south africa.

Making love on a leather couch to female orgasm.

Some recordings meant to work as the flapping of bat wings. To record this, i just used a plant with slightly leathery/plastic-sounding leaves and shook it a few times in front of a mic. Simple but effective!.

Using a wax strip on skin to remove hair with variations indoors at a massage parlor/room.

Drying using a towel. You can hear the brushing off of both materials.

The sound of my leather combat boots squeaking when walking on pavement. Recorded with a zoom h5.

It's me, peeling off carrot skin with a dedicated kitchen tool. Recorded with a shure sm58 via behringer umc202hd at 48khz/24-bit into ardour 6, then truncated and exported to 24-bit flac. No processing or gain applied. Recorded for music production during a monthly livestream on youtube:https://youtu. Be/kcgvwdsnaj4.

Holster your pistol soldier! enjoy.

Scrunching the collar of my sweet leatha bomber jacket for some stretching/straining sounds. Also flapped it around a bit, apologies for the peaks in that part. Recorded on sony pcm-d50.

Recording of the friction caused sound between a balloon and my fingers.

Various slap sounds recorded in a both with an neumann u87i. There is a metallic resonance from one of the music stands. The slaps hit various body parts (face, neck, belly). Feel free to use however you like.

Recordings made in the frame of the city rings project november 2012. Sounds from objects that are beloved to the participant pupils at la binquenais the secondary school, rennes. The source of the sounds has to be guessed.

Organic, blurpy, sticky, kitchen, alien, mud, skin.

Organic, blurpy, sticky, kitchen, alien, mud, skin.

Slower stroke with less vigorous pelvic contact, which seems to be my specialty. . . Audacity and a great phone mike.

Never to forget. Recorded with my iphone and edited with audacityimproved by a fellow freesounder and replaced.

A short backpack shuffle. To be used as a person picking up a backpack, or shoulder bag. Made using a small satchel moving it randomly. (lol, apologies for the low grunt i made there. Way to ruin a sound. . . ).