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I crumpled some paper in different ways and cut out the noise usind audacity. Good for a stone cracking sound or simply paper crumpling. Recorded with a sennheisser sk-xsw lavalier.

The sound of a wooden violin (broken at this point) thrown across the room. Used in episode 8 "decoherence" of the genius-podcast audio drama.

I cracked my knuckles in front of my mic. I added noise reduction to get rid of most of the background noise.

Part of a series of sounds. I'm breaking up a rotten old piece of fencing in my back garden and thought i'd share the resulting sounds with the world!.

Ice cracking, recorded with oktava mk-012.

Crackling chewinggum in a mouth of a child. More pouring out of the paperbag into the mouth at the middle of recording with chewing. Different mouth formants. Recorded with zoom h4n at 44,1 khz, 16 bit, stereo. Without compression. Only cut low end at about 500hz to take away a little bit of breathing and denoised some backgroundnoise for more direct sound.

A strong crack of thunder recorded late at night on friday january 10th 2020 in a small midwestern town. Equipment used: sony pcmd100 using the internal microphones. Pretty strange to still have this much rain and mild temps in january. . . It feels more like march.

32 bit float pcm2822kbps1. 44mb file sizedecently low noise floorraw, unedited/non-noise filtered. Specifically made from an arizona sweet tea 12 oz. Can.

Snapping my fingers. You can use my sounds freely. It would be great if you credit me. Leave a comment and tell me for which project you used it. Daniel lucas, danlucaz. 2019.

This and several others you'll not get, made me wonder if i shouldn't be charging for this. Can't believe some people pay to have it done. Doubled leather belt. I wanted just one, and only for the sound effect. Can't smack your own bottom. The zip-tie was in place before i had a chance to object. Paybacks are hell.

I'm crushing frozen green peppers here. Recorded at 24bit 96khz wav. Using the zoomh6 recorder. If you like my recording, please feel free to rate and comment.

Fire recorded outdoor in our land in granada. Some birds can be heard in the background, including a partridge.

Made for mu tokyo ghoul video, infamous kaneki's finger crack.

Opening a can of red bull on studio mic with pop filter.

goldie the wild boar eat some nuts. Well, ther is a highway nearby and a lot of pedestrians with bikes and dogs and so on. Should repeat this on a sunday morning to get a clear sound of goldie. Recorded with a zomm h2 on 90degree, 2 meters away from goldie. . . I lowered the peaks to get a better normalization of the whole atmosphere. Goldie lives in the alluvial forrest in leipzig, mostly seperated.

My hand grabbing ice from the cooler in my freezer, some clattering and scooping sounds as the ice cubes crackle off one another.

A recording of wheat-o's being crushed in my hand with a tissue and then being pitch shifted down.

A combination of cracking noises.

This is a clip of me walking outside on a layer of ice. Underneath is water. When i step it sounds as if the ice will give, towards. 1:10 it makes crack and splash sounds/. 1:50 i actually break through the ice and splash into some water. .

Incredible snare sample. Like my page and i will record and upload any sample you would like - http://www. Facebook. Com/deadpoetsocietyband?sk=app_2405167945.

I set my iphone down next to a frozen puddle and then break it with my shoe.

I set my iphone down next to a frozen puddle and then break it with my shoe.

Short sound effect. A branch cracking outside. Birds in background a bit. Some evidence of de-noising.

A sound i created by moving a chair that closely resembles the cracking of a rope in tension.

A self generated cue for a musical. I ha imagined a kite in flight, subsequently caught and destroyed by a nearby tree. I used a stock wood crack, and source files from robinhood76 and aust_paul, plus effects. Completed in pro tools 10.

I made this by mixing a few sounds of me breaking a rice cake into bits.

Sounds like someone eating chips or tearing something.

Stepping on an old fallen tree in a forest, recorded with a roland r-26. Let me know if you need 4 channels (from directional and omnidirectional mics), this is a stereo mix of both.

I never realized how weird my floor sounds until i recorded this. The shoewear i used was flipflops.

Burning fire recorded through the stove's closed door with zoom h6 and slightly processed. Burning wood cracks and hot stove metal sounds included. 48khz, 24 bit, stereo, wav. Use it anyway you like. Enjoy).

Tearing apart pieces of wood. Recorded with at 2035.

I slammed my fist into my desk while recording something and accidently made the best crunch noise ever.

A handful of spaghetti cracked into half. I don't know how to use this but often an injury in film foley is just breaking a celery or something else. Recorded with a tascam dr-40. Note: feel free to use this sound in one of your own projects. If you want to, you also can send me a link. I would love to hear some of my field recording into someone’s work.

Breaking of a branch.

A quick and dirty sound effect i put together for a film school project. You could use this as a sound effect to accompany an arm or a neck being broken, or someone falling over and snapping a bone of some sort. I used this for neck breaking though. . . But you're more than welcome to use it on whatever you see fit. Technical details:. This sound was created with a twig and some tree bark, then mixed into adobe audition. Audio recorded in stereo with a zoom h1 on inbuilt mics.

This is all of my 27 samples of cracking and peeling boiled eggs mixed into one! doesn't it sound just so wonderfully disgusting? xd.

All of the bone samples stacked on top of one another.

Recording of molten lava slowly advancing forward at kilauea volcano, hawaii. The cooling thin crust of the lava and the movement produces constant popping and clicking like sounds. Some wind at the microphone disturbed the recording. Rare human sounds come from observers staying at the area. Recorded with zoom h2n, postprocessing in steinberg wavelab le (only normalization).

Peeling eggs from shell.

Recorded with a zoom h1 and edited with audacity. A few steps on a frozen lake. One can hear the ice breaking under the feets.

This mp3 contains a series of sounds that can be divided into individual elements if needed. I set down a full, unopened can of beer several times on a hard surface. Then i opened the can of beer. Then i placed it down again and flexed the aluminum a bit. Finally, i took a long gulp of beer and let out a satisfied "ahhhhhh!" now i'm drinking the beer as i upload this file. Mmmmmm. . . Beer.

In broekhuizen, near arcen, lies the old ferry named grubbenvorst, dying on the river maas. It has been replaced by a newer one. The old one lies rotting away some hundred metres away from its old trajectory. It was very windy that day and the carcass of the ship was mildly rocking back and forth resulting in this beautiful creaking. The occasional thud is the boat hitting the construction it is lying in. This recording was made with a zoom h2n on 4 channel mode. It was then further edited and processed using reaper. It was recorded on april 3rd 2018. The zoom was protected by a rycote windshield and my own cap as an extra windbreaker.

A sharp tug of a paper towel.

Mono recording of a leather belt being twisted and stretched. Gear: zoom h4nmicrophone: sennheiser mke600.

A short sound of stones being struck together that could be used for flint knapping, or striking flint for starting a fire. If you find this handy, feel free to use for your project!.

Recording of me snapping branches and twigs in a forest in ireland during the summer. Recorded with tascam dr-05.

I baked some frozen bread. Before i ate all of it, i decided to record the sound it made while i chew it. Recorded with zoom h2.

Deep recording of paper being torn. Was used for as the base of a bone-crack type sound. Sennheiser mkh-416.

This sample is part of the icefield-library. I used a pair of soundman okm2 mics as contact microphones which i fixed to the surface of a frozen lake, then recorded the sounds made by throwing or skimming several stones and pebbles across the ice. Wonderful effects can also be achieved by filtering or timestretching the files.

Recording breaking frozen/mostly frozen ice puddles with my foot in january 2014 at horizon's park in north carolina. Recorded with a zoom h4n in the afternoon at 96/24 sample/bit rate. Mics set to gain 50 and mic position set to 90 degrees.