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This is a sound to emulate cracks on a wall as they happen or rocks falling off a cave or earthquake aftermath. Simply by holding my olympus ws600 against a lamp with beeds and crumbling hard plastic on the other then i uploaded the file to audicity and added the gverb effect to make it sound from a short distance and converted the file to mono as well :).

Sound produced when you press the hand soap.

Acoustic drum loop, at 120 bmp. Sean smith, alistair beecham, alex hughes, joe dudley, dominic smith + kaleigh miles.

Rock http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alpha_Hydrae/ - Alpha Hydrae

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Rock http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alpha_Hydrae/ - Alpha Hydrae

Rock Written as a silly challenge to marry 1970s rock and oboes. - Kevin MacLeod

Rock http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alpha_Hydrae/ - Alpha Hydrae

Rock Seven seconds of orgasmic metal glory! To hear more of the diverse musical catalog of Brett Van Donsel, visit www.brettvandonselmusic.com - Brett VanDonsel

Rock http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alpha_Hydrae/ - Alpha Hydrae

Rock http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alpha_Hydrae/ - Alpha Hydrae

Mirror being knocked and then shaking where it stands. It broke later that night.

This is a reedit of a longer rock collapse sound from a videogame a created. It was used in a game jam for the entry of the boss in the player area.

Dropping, scattering a handful of candy on floor (2006). Minidisc recorder with sony ecm-ds70p.

This sound is made by conbining 3 sounds and apply a lot of effects. Made in caustic 3 on android. It's creative commons 0, feel free to credit me when using it if you like.

Rock Some sort of Metal rock thing.... - Kevin MacLeod

Des fichiers sonores enregistré dans une carrière de granit à rivière à pierre au québec. Enregistrement réalisé avec des micro piezoélectriques.

A squeaky office chair moving.

Excavator shaking to empty the excavator from dirt and sand.

Stone falling rocks pebbles.

Waves on rocks and pebbles. The water moves the medium rocks (crisp sound). About 10m away. A few cars pass-bys behind me on route 1 in york beach, maine, usa.

Bulldozer excavator bull dozer backhoe construction debris removal backup beep, good stereo recording of debris being removed.

Son de pas dans des cailloux. Son enregistré avec un zoom h4n pro et une bonnette rycote mini wind screen. Sound of footstep in gravel. Sound recorded with a zoom h4n pro and a rycote mini wind screen. My sounds are licensed under the creative commons 0 license but it would be a pleasure for me to hear your work so doesn’t hesitate to comment or to send me a message with your work :).

Digging into stones on brighton beach, a rocky pebbly beach, close mic so it could even be boulders!.

Sounds of passing chariots, with two horses and wooden wheeled wagons.

The original source material was a recording i did of a doritos bag (cool ranch lol). I then layered and pitched it and some of other mojo, and here we are. Enjoy it!.

Crunchy electric guitar chords, played with single coil pickups.

Funky electric guitar riff.

Sound of jewels falling.

This sound was made with a little rock being dragged on a wooden box. It is perfect for giving the impression that something heavy is being dragged on the floor, or maybe a rock is being dragged. It can also be used as if someone is being asphyxiated. (esse som foi produzido com uma pequena pedra sendo arrastada por uma caixa de madeira. É perfeito para dar a impressão de que algo pesado está sendo arrastado no chão, ou que apenas uma pedra está sendo arrastada. Também pode dar a impressão de que alguém está sendo asfixiado. ). Recorded for the subject of audio capture and edition, from the tv and radio course of university anhembi morumbi, sao paulo – sp. Brazil. Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.

Reaperrecord at 44100 hz16 bits.

Marbles being shaken together in the hand. A clinking sound comes from the marbles hitting one another. Recorded with a zoom h6 and stereo microphone (rode ntg2).

Recorded with a zoom h2n via it's ms configuration. The side microphone was slightly open. The rock formation of that particular spot of the beach caused the water to bump inside it.

Pebbles in the hand.

Very soapy hands rubbed and pressed together. Use your imagination with this one. . . ;). Recorded on a tascam dr-01 in stereo at 16bit 41. 1khz wav.

Gravel recorded at kilanäsan sweden with a dynasonic pdr-1. The file is edited in audacity.

Gravel recorded at kilanäsan sweden with a dynasonic pdr-1. The file is edited in audacity.

Gravel recorded at kilanäsan sweden with a dynasonic pdr-1. The file is edited in audacity.

Two stones in hand. Tascam dr-05.

It´s me playing my guitar, a stratocaster squier by fender. Sounds like a background preformance.

I recorded myself scratching a rock with an oyster shell. This sound was recorded off ten mile creek in hume, ca using a hand held digital recorder and has only been trimmed using audacity. On september 4th 2014.

Recorded with two acustic guitars and one amp.

This was made by me dropping a gumball.

Hand running through gravel with varying duration and intensity.

Recorded at ross on sea with the faint sound of oyster catchers in the background.

Sean smith, dominic smith, joe dudley, kaleigh miles, alex hughes + alistair beecham.

Pebbles being dropped on other pebbles.

Short track with classical elements in a rock pattern (cubase & gpo).

Gem pathescope 9. 5mm projector, unit #1191, made in england. Recorded on a marantz pmd661 with a rode nt4 stereo mike. The gem is a variable speed projector, controlled by a rheostat. Speed for this recording was unknown, but probably 12-16 fps. Microphone was facing the operational side of the projector, 50 cm away. Audio begins with power being turned on, ends with power being turned off.

Gem pathescope 9. 5mm projector, unit #1191, made in england. Recorded on a marantz pmd661 with a rode nt4 stereo mike. The gem is a variable speed projector, controlled by a rheostat. Speed for this recording was unknown, but probably 12-16 fps. Microphone was facing the operational side of the projector, 50 cm away. Audio begins with power being turned on, ends with power being turned off. The speed variation during recording occurred naturally.