1.450 tracce audio royalty-free per "Pop"

Changing the pitch, warping the sample, stretching it, complexing it. Setting the shaper to receive only audio, creating a popping effects, great for sound design if you wanna process it more, cut it down. Or even use it as a percussion in a loop. . Up to you.

Drum loop created in fl studiouse as you will. No permission needed but always like to hear what you do.

Close-mic recording of a soda can being opened. Zoom h4n on-board stereo mics were used.

Mysterious crackling noise. Possibly rain, or turntable static, or crumpled plastic?! i didn't make notes when recording this, so i have no idea. :).

Pitched the reverb on some tuned dolaks in a particular manner to get a fuzzing bassline to pop out of the tone tails from the drum hits.

A campfire i lighted which produced very relaxing and calm popping and crackling sounds!.

Opening a can of soda in my garage. Slight reverb with mild fizz sound afterward.

A man saying the sound "paah" several times. Intended for drum tracks. Ping me if you use it!.

The sound of a bubble gum bubble, self made by me. You can use it for what you want.

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Impulse response recorded in the nordea hall tallinn estonia. Great for orchestras, rubbish for rock/pop really. .

Opening, closing, and removing cd disk from cover.

Static with pops from dead air on a radio station. Starts with a drone which fades from the background.

Selector button, the type that pops out the previous one. Click here for the rest of the switch sample library.

An untraditional hybrid electronic loop with non-intrusive synthesizers and ambient pads.

My cat purring by the mic. She bumps the pop filter once or twice, and there's some rustling as she wiggles around.

Opening a soda/beer tab on can. More sounds like this on wavjunction. Com.

I used a condenser microphone to record a can being opened.

This audio file is a stem (single track) from the full song "Synth pop with 4 on the floor" by Mesostic. It was provided to allow for remixing, reproduction, and extension of the original. Synth pop with 4 on the floor This track is the stepped pad, was made with the free OB-Xd synth and the Volume stepper applied on stem 7 (Send).

Sound of a 48" fluorescent tube lightbulb breaking in medium-sized concrete basement space.

Peaky clappy snarey thingy.

A family fireworks bottle rocket takes off and reports, then a child screams with pretend youthful delight.

Openings and closings of two umbrellas recorded with a zoom h4 (stereo, 44. 1k). Some light restoration applied to clipped bit.

Natural gas heater igniting in attic, with the sound of gas flowing then the pops as the metal warms up, and finally the blower engages.

A woman saying the sound "paah" several times. Intended for drum tracks. Ping me if you use it!.

These are series of various flash bulb pop sounds designed by me for the war-themed short film project. I've decided to create those myself from scratch, because i could not find any proper recordings of those rare vintage flash bulb which were closed lamps that contained a magnesium filament along with oxygen gas that would be ignited and create a significant pop followed by short crackle. Examples and also a reference for these i took from the opening scene of "watchmen" (film, 2009) directed by zack snyder. Materials from soundly pro library.

Water carbonater releasing pressure. Could be used for more sci-fi purposes.

Recording i made of a rivit plier(how you call it i dont know really)recorded with my phone.

Sound of a glass of soda settling. Recorded at high volume; there is a fair amount of background hum, possibly from a nearby refrigerator.

A couple tugs of a paper towel.

Wood-burning on fireplace.

A whole bunch of finger clicks that i recorded for an animated project. There's also a sneaky knuckle crack near the end.

This caught my attention as an unfamiliar sound, and i actually had to investigate to learn what it was. It was the raindrops hitting some styrofoam bodyboards near a swimming pool, which at times sounded almost more like a hollow "pop" than a "drip. ". In the background one can hear thunder, rain, and the humming of a pool filtration system. Recorded with an iphone 7.

I was trying to record the brook that runs from a spring in the woods but faintly, then growing louder, a man walked past in a big loop around the dell the brook was in, playing chart music out of a portable speakeri decided to keep speeding in case it was of use or interest.

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Created by cracking one of my knuckles and pitching it up (along with lots of other adjustments).

And an another loop i managed to pop out from my head, adding this extra vocal sample since it did actually fit there pretty good.

Dull thud from a water glass hitting my desk. Can be used for a lot of things. (game development).

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Whipper snapper fireworks. Reminds me of when a bellet hits concrete.

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Hollow metallic liquidy sound of radiator filling up. Miscellaneous clicks and pops.

Small plastic pot with a metal hinge recorded with a pair of akg c391b's.

Experiment weaving objects in to the banjo strings creating spookyvibration effect. Some low popping noises; recorded with cheap pcmicrophone.

A cartoony "raspberry/watermelon seed spit" effect.

A short skateboard ride on the paving stone from start to stop. Zoom h4n.

This is the sound of snapping a large metal clamp opening and closing. Recorded with a sound devices mixpre3ll and a matched set of audio technica at943 microphones.

Field recording of small variable speed dc electric motor with some pops and other noise!.

Sound of me putting my beer can on my desk multiple times. Sound of me opening the can of beer, slowly so the 2 sounds can be used separately.

Bass accompaniment to pcyc_synthtop_moveup. Wav. A nice introspective and moody element to offset the accompanying top-end loop.