3.161 tracce audio royalty-free per "Colpo"

These are two examples of being punched and making a sort of "oof" noise when the air gets knocked out of you.

A solid object being thrown aside and clattering to the floor.

Metal hit and clatter.

Cut up mangled sound recording.

A bunch of random key jingles.

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

Hitting hard wood with a hard object. I made this to create the sound of walking with heels.

Strikes at the wheel of a cheap disposable lighter followed by the bubbling of a bong. Pauses then exhalations.

Sounds like two rocks hitting each other hard. Sounds kinda like an explosion too.

Another one melody loop, created with alesis andromeda a6. Perfect for house music. Cheers!.

I hit the body of the guitar while holding a d chord shape (in standard tuning). You will hear the chord trailing and fading out after the guitar hit.

Tapping two stones together.

Settings a small pile of logs down.

Knife hitting wine glass starting a toast.

This is sound of something impacting metallic subject. Can use in games and other stuff. Made it in fl studios.

Some fight sounds i made. . .

One hit small drum.

Tunkul drum hit.

Thump made by tapping the side of my computer. Recorded with my laptop's built in mic, converted with online-convert.

Impact or hit effect to be used in retro games. Originally created for element puzzle:http://suntemple. Co/html5/element-puzzle-game.

Wood hitting wood for thuddy woody kinds of sounds.

More tall grass hit with a stick. Could be useful for falling in tall grass.

A towel being whipped as if to clear out dust. Various takes. Recorded in a studio setting with a shotgun mic on a h1 zoom. Sample made for a personal project, free to use. You don't even have to tell me what for. But it's appreciated if you drop me a line. Have fun!.

I shot a nail into a stack of cardboard to create this impact sound.

Impacts of stones on the lake shore.

Hitting a giant stone against the wall of a stone silo. Nice natural reverb inside there.

Metal echo sound which i created just by hitting cauldron with metal spoon. Recorded on blue yeti.

Sounds of hitting the wall trhough the pillow. Recorded on blue yeti.

This is the sound of two sticks banging together. I used it for the sound of crutches banging into each other, but i think the sound works for anyone who is trying to recreate wood things hitting each other. The sound was recorded on a blue yeti microphone recording into audacity on a mac and using two sticks from a carrom table to make the noise.

The sound of several potatoes being dropped onto a china plate. Recorded with an se4 condenser mic.

Cartoon riser with soft hit. Reason nnxt basic fun.

A recording of a bunch of random stuff being dropped on the floor. Recorded with a behringer c-1 on cubase.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Clicking a couple spoons together. Stereo.

Recording made while playing with a swing set in the park designed for wheelchairs.

End of tape measure hitting a table.

These are tr 505 one shots on a bent 505, some are 1 bar patterns and so forth! good for a battery kit.

Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -fast hits. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Short multi-saw pannned to the left, could be useful for acid or trance. Part of a pack of samples synthesized in the generic drumsynth application.

Bodyfall on wood surface.

A metallic ding with a ton of sustain and minimal decay.

Recorded with an audio technica at822 stereo microphone into an edirol r-09. Cleaned up using an equalizer and expander.

A pan hitting the counter.

An apple impacting against a kitchen counter.

Leather boots hit the ground twice.

Recorded with my iphone at kitchen. Feel free to use how you like it commercial as well.

A deep metallish sound i used for the menu of some computer game once. . .

Recorded with a tascam dr-40.