1.095 tracce audio royalty-free per "Dare Le Vertigini"

Sounds i made for my sound design class.

Sequence of walking up and down wooden basement stairs in semi-heavy shoes. Tascam dr-05 at top of stairs. Also includes some basement door action. Skip first 1:20.

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Used the microbrute only. Let me know if you like it and/or use it if you want to.

The sound of someone running up a flight of stairs with some white noise in the background.

Smacking of flip flops descending a concrete staircase.

Crackle sound.

Single clap sound. Can be used as a catching or snapping sound as well.

Smacking pingu's butt.

Footsteps walking on stairs.

Foot steps down some stairs.

Recording of clapping hands.

It is sound of banging bag.

Walking up concrete stairs with a pause to a park bench.

Hitting my shoulder sound.

Loud and dramatic finger snap.

Clap hands clapping.

Recorded with: zoom h4n.

Group of about 50 audience members clapping enthusiastically in a small club. Recorded with a sony pcm-d1 field recorder.

My hand clapping in the style of flamenco (somewhat).

Recorded this descending down a hotel stairwell. Has natural reverb effect and strong footsteps. Subscribe to my youtube channel, which helps me a lot. Hope you get good uses from this recording. Youtube. Com/jvmyka.

Old wooden stairs can sound like that.

I needed a sound of someone falling down some stairs, so i grabbed a pelican case (took the camera out of it of course) and dropped it down the stairs a few times while my mate was holding a zoom recorder at the bottom. At one point the case hit my friend in the leg, but don't worry, he is ok.

Sounds of sex ass clapping.

One single clap.

Light hand clap it is a quieter version of loud/strong hand clap.

A nice crunchy clap.

Thick hand clap created by layering of various handclaps.

A single clap.

Walking up and down creaky stairs. Free.

I've layered different claps, some on the right channel, some on the left, with a little reverb on some of them.

Recorded on a rhode nt2-a, placed at middle of stairs. Running down.

Slow, echoey footsteps on stone steps. Sony m10. 2012.

Calling from a single person which can be used more than once to make an applause.

Applause in auditorium.

Me clapping my hands once. Recorded with my tascam dr40x; added some compression & limiting.

A single stack of individual stereo samples of claps. This one sample can be used, e. G. , on beat two and four of a dance track to add that classic clap on those beats, and give it a very natural analogue feel.

Part of a sample pack from my analogue boss dr-110 drum machine, which i modified to give me control over various parameters for individual sounds. Enjoy, and let me know if you find them useful :).

Tennis ball on the floor.

Bajando escalera.

Snapping a leather belt off itself.

A small crowd or party of people clapping in an open room.

A sound my class recorded for a project.

4 measures of funk groove, drums+clap, produced with fl studio, at 110 bpm.

My wooden staircase squeaks. Recorded close but there's still a little reverberation frome the room.

These are claps recorded by three people at the same time. The kind of soft but very fast clapping that you would put in a spanish flamenco song or (as it was the case for the session) an argentine folklore song (chacarera). Soft clap — very tight, soft hitshard clap — tight, hard hit. Soft group — a little less tight, sounds like many people, still softhard group — less tight, many people, hard hit. Soft supergroup — i put three takes of this at the same time (one l, one center, one r), some hits sounded better than others so i picked the ones that sounded the best. Soft hits. Hard supergroup — same three takes put together. Hard hits.

Flamenco clap percussion.

Celebration claps.

Other placesrecorder: zoom h2 / other portable devicesoftware: pro tools / audacity / ocenaudio / reaper. Your comments are greatly appreciatedcheers, piotr zaczek.

Clapping at a microphone.