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Crushing an empty can of soda in my hand. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Kroger water bottle being crushed and crinkled.

A travelator at the beijing international airport is malfunctioning and the belt is making a rhythmic crunching and grinding sound that is perfect for use in an industrial metal song or a piece in need of gritty industrial machine sounds. Recorded with a sony icd-ux560f. Triadtravelogues. Com.

Multiple "bites" with rice cakes and crispbread mixed to achieve a full crispy bite sound.

The sound of a teenager eating cornflakes at breakfast. Tascam dr-05, 16 bits, 44. 1khz.

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.

Chomping on celery. Most of the breathing and chewing have been edited out. Enjoy!.

Crunching a plastic grocery bag recorded (very) close with a pair of akg c391b's.

Eating a tasty watermelon on a toasty day. Some people might be annoyed by this sound. Mixed wet and crunchy bites.

I ate a tortilla chip in front of my blue yeti. Let me know in the comments what you use it for.

Body fall on to debris. With rattle and crunch sound.

Walking ambience forest autumn crunchy step walking leafes leaves walk footstep crunch.

I smashed a cabbage to get these sounds that can be used for attacks, bones breaking, damage, etc.

Dogs eating food outdoors from dog bowl with close mic used to capture more subtle sounds.

Chips being eaten: this sound is purposefully exaggerated to enhance the disturbing feeling of a person eating too loudly and with an open mouth. You can hear every crunch and saliva pulling between the lips that are munching down on chips. It sounds sloppy and disgusting. Recorded with the zoom h6, rode ntg in a sound studio. Specifically created to enhance irritation.

The satisfying sound of handling paper.

Eating chips (doritos). Free to use.

Sound of footsteps of a person and a dog walking on lovely crunchy icy snow.

A kitchen knife slicing a whole watermelon in half. A clack of the knife hitting the board can be heard at the end.

A kitchen knife slicing a whole watermelon in half (again). This time there's a nice crunch at the end and a clack of the knife hitting the board.

The sound of a hearty crunch into an apple.

Biting into an apple with a crunch.

Crack a lack clickity clack dack it's the sound of bones crunching!. Or chips being eaten. Or just some plain boring regular branches snapping, because that's how the sound was made anyway. No bones were harmed in the process of this recording.

Cracking an egg with a spoon, opening the egg into a bowl. Making some crunchy sounds with the shell.

Crunching march with tune fading in and out. Hard road battalion stuff. Rendered @48khz 32-bit in reaper with markers for all you morphagene fans out there. Enjoy the boots!.

No tree harmed, they were already dead.

Using my iphone 6, i recorded myself walking through the woods. Steps are fairly quiet at some times and louder at others as i encounter dried leaves.

Aluminum foil being crunched up right up into your ear.

A handful of wooden sticks being broken.

A recording of me walking through the snow which was fairly soft fluffy snow. There are also some places in the recording where i step on some brittle ice which crunches cracks louder.

My friend shaking a matchbox, taking out one and striking a few times before it lit on fire. Sorry for his daughter playing in the background.

Feet crunching on gravel on a brief walk. (my apologies for the bird calls and wind in the background, field-recordings are difficult in a rural area. ).

A female human eating crunchy snacks. Specifically, hollow cheese crackers. These made a good crunching sound. First, you can hear an open mouth crunching, then a closed-mouth munching.

Eating a prawn cracker. Munch munch.

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.

I'm doing some ww1 commemorative stuff and couldn't find any marching on freesound. So here's my effort: 25s of medium pace marching on gravel, made from a few freesound samples mixed and retimed to match the pace. It's a very bright, close-mic sound, with wide stereo spread. It should loop seamlessly. So this is a composite made from:60076__sinatra314__footsteps-in-gravel-loop109487__tomlija__11-footsteps-on-the-gravel213307__taira-komori__walking-on-the-earth. I've retimed them all to be roughly in synch, added a multitap delay to boost the numbers of feet and some eq to give more of an impression of space.

Munching and chewing cookies, first with the mouth closed and then with the mouth open.

This sound was a foley created sound for video game sound design class. I crushed a concrete block with a rubber mallet.

Eating chips and making typical sounds (munching, swallowing, bag rustle). Recorded with a zoom h1 (internal mics).

A sound effect of somebody eating a sandwich.

Eating a crunchy cookie. Last seconds also sound like footsteps on a sand like surface.

A crispy sound fx , record by audio technica at9941 microphone.

Recorded near feet walking through icy snow.

This is supposed to be the sound of a knife cutting a bush down. I made it by layering tons of public domain effects, like snapping twigs, leaf rustling, and even a salt shaker. Let me know if you use it. No credit required.

Recorded on zoom h4n. The cathartic sound of a small glass vase being demolished under the cold hard stamp of a boot.

This is a stereo recording of two cats eating wet food and dry food from the same bowl. It was recorded with a pair of rode nt-5s.

A combination of cracking noises.

Recording of my boss' dog ira eating (munching) those small seaweed squares from trader joe's, costco, etc. I apologize for the mic noise, he kept sniffing the microphone after he ate a piece!.

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.

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.