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A cup falls from the waist down and breaks into the floor, recorded in my classroom with a zoom.

A cooking thermometer clinking around a shallow dish filled with water. I was trying to approximate the sound of a straight razor being rinsed off without having an actual straight razor in my possession. Not sure if i achieved that, but there are some interesting little sounds in there. Recorded on a cad u37 microphone into audacity. July 2018.

Live recording of setting a metal pan onto a ceramic plate. Varying speeds and impacts.

A couple of roof top ceramics break from impact. Recorded with a sony pcm d100. Enjoy!.

Placing a ceramic mug on a table.

Cooked rigatoni being stirred in a ceramic bowl with a wooden spoon.

This was a sound i made from various other sounds (thanks to wim and rebeat for those) for my animation, when a guy falls through the roof.

Foley recording, setting down and picking up a glass jar and a ceramic tile.

A composite of several ceramic tile sounds mixed to sound like a small object shattering. Sounds small and light, like a cup or mug being broken. Recorded with a h4n pro internal mics24/06/2021. Edited in audacity28/06/2021.

Pottery fall and breaks; several takes.

Heavy rain falling on a ceramic planter (pot?), making high and low harmonics. Rec with a marantz pmd 661, internal mic, stereo.

Spinning 3 inch diameter x 1/8 inch thick aluminum disc on a ceramic plate. Recorded in mono with an edirol r44 recorder and a shure sm81 microphone.

Recorded by myself and students at california state university, chico for an electro-acoustic composition project of mine. Apogee duet + sennheiser k6 (shotgun capsule).

Banging on a ceramic bowl with a spoon in it, with a pencil, on my dining room table.

Hitting ceramic bowl inside cupboard. Adds a little accoustic. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Touch a mug in hand.

Picking up and dropping a porcelain mug onto the top of a toilet for an effect of placing a mug on a countertop.

Ceramic bowl hitting table as it's put down. Can also use as meat cleaver hitting wooden chopping board. Recorded using hi-q app by audiophile on samsung galaxy s7.

Close-up recording of raw pasta dropping into an empty ceramic bowl (three times). X/y stereo (zoom h5).

A standard ceramic hairdryer or blowdryer on the high setting.

Needed a sound for a clay pot being dug out of sand. I used rice and a small ceramic pot for this.

Setting down a ceramic coffee mug on a wooden desk.

Setting down a ceramic coffee mug on a wooden desk.

A small ceramic diner bell ringing repeatedly. The sound was recorded with a shure sm81 microphone and an edirol r44 recorder.

Ceramic dish (and pieces) smashing on a wooden floor. Four examples, the last one on a very close perspective. 48/16 stereo, normalized -3db. Zoom h4n, built-in mic.

Various objects recorded at 48khz-24bit with tascam dr-05. No effect except the compressor art-vla2.

Hammer put down on wood floor, ceramic floor and carpet.

Anton Günther Gesang und Gitarre: "S ist Feierobnd" in erzgebirgisch

Morceau d'improvisation à la guitare électrique par Arthur P. (11 ans et quelques) pour l'émission Culture(s) Numérique(s) numéro 11 (juin 2019) sur Radio Pluriel. Publié ici avec son accord.

Pouring heaps of rice on a ceramic pot.

Water is being poured in and out of assorted ceramic and glass bowls, jugs or bottles. I left a bit of the container's own noise in, such as cork bottles plopping or the filled container being slid over a wooden table, for all your bartenders needs :p a lovely chuckling bottle is somewhere by the end.

Mono 24bit / 48khz. Ceramic bathroom sink on, water runs lightly, quick hand rinse, then quick off. Water drains and glugs. Antelope audio goliath with sennheiser mkh60.

Erm, i rolled a hard boiled egg around in a large ceramic fruit bowl. . . For a project. I used a stereo pair of fel 'clippy' mics and recorded onto a sounddevices mixpre-6. Some light noise reduction and normalizing using izotope. I do not require any credit or attribution. If any of these sounds have been of help, and you are feeling charitable, please do consider donating to freesound to help keep the site running (a link is also on the home page). Any donations are greatly appreciated!.

Few notes of a small ceramic ocarina, made by myself.

Few notes of a small ceramic ocarina, made by myself.

Shaking baby carrots around in a ceramic bowl. Recorded with my lumix g7 camera with rode video micro attached to it.

Recording of me dropping a mug onto the ground, worth it for the sound - despite what my wife may tell you!.

Recorded with h4n. Enjoy.

Dropping a ceramic water bottle onto the ground.

Three ceramic objects - a bowl, a bottle and a jug - clanking against each other, being handled and put down; at the end the bowl is scraped slightly and hit with a metalic object. If what you seek is not amonst these sounds but you need ceramics, consider checking out my other sounds, i have a few more pottery-clanking sounds there.

It is the sound of a ceramic plate and a ceramic plant pot against a stone floor. Useful to simulate moving rocks sound.

A ceramic plate placed, or set down, on a table. Multiple takes.

Coins falling in a ceramic bowl. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

A 24 bit, 96khz stereo recording of cereal breakfast being opened then poured into a bowl.

Gently splashing water around in a shallow ceramic dish as if rinsing something off. Recorded on a cad u37 microphone into audacity. July 2018.

Sound scape with chairs, plates, glasses, pitches creating chaotic under tones of a bustling diner. Recordists peter brucker / recorded 4/16/2018 / condenser microphone / edited together in logic pro x.

An earthenware (ceramic) vessel submerged under water. The vase has been fitted with a contact microphone and the sound is produced by air escaping its pours as they are filled with water. The item is made from the clay sourced from the spring.

Two different ceramic plates being set on a wooden table. Recorded with h4n pro.

Assorted ceramic bottles, jugs and bowls clanking against each other, sliding over a wooden surface, being touched or put down, scraping the ceramic bowl with a metal spoon and placing the bottle ready to pour into another ceramic glass.

This is a "clap" that i recorded very roughly simply by tapping my fingernail on a ceramic radiator (yes, it did hurt a little bit)it sounds very lo fi and organic, and there is a slight metallic resonance to it.