704 tracce audio royalty-free per "Crackling"

Un unedited sound of re-opening a candy bag and reaching into it for a piece of candy.

Fire in the stove sound recorded with tascam dr 40-x.

A semi-open window closing and open by the wind blows. Recorded with iphone 4s microphone.

A sputtery drum beat. The bass is from freesound, the snare is from a small chop of my fist hitting an oil drum, and the small breath that acts as percussion is from a children's toy. The hi-hats are from vinyl crackles and mistakes in other recordings, made to sound like the crackles themselves are making the music. 88 beats per minute. Used this in my song tai chi, chai tea: https://soundcloud. Com/user-32192831-668958257/tai-chi-chai-tea.

In this audio i recorded my handling of a match box and my various attempts of lighting a match.

This sound here is basically made up of a grenade throw and being blown up and earth noises as it whould be in real life.

Foley of an old bamboo mat being rustled, also cracking some of the branches. Mic: schoeps c-mit 5.

Lighting a match, striking, match burning.

Wood fire. Recorded using a tascam dr-05 24 bit 96000 hz. If you appreciate the cc0 leave a comment.

Pine and juniper fire in 1950s "rapid no. 20" kitchen woodstove.

Unwrapping an item in a plastic wrapperrecorded with a tascam dr07 mk2.

Sound of a campfire in a very quiet setting late at night. 24 bit / 48 khz, sony pcm-d100light compression.

Some dried flowers and twigs in a vase being rustled. Occasional clink sound of vase.

Sound of a campfire in a very quiet setting late at night. 24 bit / 48 khz, sony pcm-d100light compression.

Recorded 01. 01. 2019 on zoom h2n (ms), edited with ozone 5.

Recorded my kettle in the kitchen. Nice whistle and crackling. Recorded with zoom h1.

A plastic bag, paper wrapper and other materials were recorded individually being rubbed. I then layered them in audacity to be played over each other. From the resulting layered sound i generated this 10 second loop. Sounds like a mellow rain upon the ground or a slow crackling fire. Recorded using a blue yeti microphone at 16-bit 44100hz in audacity. Attribution appreciated but not required.

Imagine you are in a creaky old house during a thunderstorm. The old grandfather clock ticking away, a couple of cats somewhere in the house and no reception from an old black and white television or radio but your nice and cosy in front of a crackling log fire.

I stood under the transmission lines with my olympus ls-7 recorder in nw ohio to get the sound. According to a map i found online, the lines are indeed 765,000 volts phase to phase, four lines bundled for each phase.

Plastic wrapping being dragged over a wooden board. There are at leastten movements after each other, faster and slower. Recorded with a monodirectional microphone. Not processed.

Stereo recording of a crackling fire. Recorded using an electret microphone on hi-md. Has been processed but still has a bad signal to noise ratio.

Opening a box of matches, striking the match on the box, and lighting the match.

A broken electric organ playing a bass note (d-flat). More of a "here if you want it" type thing.

The sound of an (almost) broken hard drive. Including a "meep" and a "beep" :) recorded with the zoom h2.

Crunching a plastic grocery bag recorded (very) close with a pair of akg c391b's.

Some bead falling in my sink. Nice sound to experiment. 48khz/24bit.

Me rustling a crisp bag near the mic. Recorded on zoom q4 wav format.

A lit match being put into a bowl of water. Recorded using a sennheiser 416 and sound devices 552.

Some lovely fire noises. Used here originally: https://soundcloud. Com/evil-ear/sets/new-zealand. Enjoy. Evil ear.

A modified version of the "underwater" sound i uploaded. It was edited in an attempt to make a static sound.