688 로열티 프리 오디오 트랙들 "결정적 시기"에 대한

Walking in shallow snow; roughly 2 inches. Recorded in public. Alternate between slow and faster walking. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Walking in shallow snow in back garden. Attempt #2 at snow crunch walking. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Walking across gravel.

This is the sound you get by snatching all the chimes at once from a small wind chime - simultaneously.

I was always fascinated by this sound. Recorded on a canon d550 camera.

The sound of a cereal box being shaken.

Squeezed a breadbunbrötchen zerquetschen.

German shepherd eating dog food.

Raking leaves sound effect.

Me walking in my driveway on a rainy night, just put my blue yeti near my feet, and recorded. If you liked this sound & or used it in your own work, feel free to donate to me here! paypal. Me/kb2.

Crushed leaf, mimicking sound of chewing.

A sheet of paper being crunched up in someone's hand.

Originally for into the woods splat from the giant falling sound. Crunched cabbage leaves.

Crunching tree debris.

A recording of someone eating a carrot edited to sound like a bone is being crunched on. At leas that is the intended resulting sound.

Opening a ziplock bag.

Crunching aluminum.

I recorded this sound back in 2002. Moving ice around with our arms. Some talking from my friend and i a little.

My cat bowmore munches on crunchy cat treats while purring with anticipation. There's a bit of hum in there - sorry i'm still getting used to this.

Some footsteps i recorded. They are a little noisy (sorry), but i found them useful. This one has some footsteps through snow.

Miked at 3-4" distance. Celery bitten and chewed (with artful salivation). H4 zoom recorder.

A gravel pit conveying stone up and into container.

A bunch of sounds recorded from my kitchen in my student days, pretty good recording quality.

Water bottle being grabbed in hand.

Tea bag being crunched in front of mic.

Footsteps recorded walking slowly down a gravel path.

Foot steps crunching.

Stepping in dry leaves.

Squeezing a plastic bottle.

Me walking past an sm57 in my backyard, over some dry leaves.

Close miking of a hand shuffling dirt and rocks in a garden.

Crushing an aluminum can in the backyard with our can crusher.

Eating a very crunchy, juicy apple.

Man chomping something crunchy.

The sound of leaves crunching because someone is stepping on them.

Crunching spine during morning exercise - with breathe.

Internal, kitchen. Close-up sound of cat purring, purring while eating crunchy treats, and then a small 'more' meow at the end. Recorded on a zoom recorder.

Recorded on a zoom h4n.

Me eating crackers.

Walking through leaves that crunch.

Eating pretzels.

Someone walking on leaves, 7 steps. Walking on leaves, crunch. Recorded on zoom h2, indoors.

I made this sound for a show simply by breaking a large amount of pasta various ways, then combining and altering everything in izotope rx 7. My effect isn't the greatest, but i found it difficult to find anything that worked for this application so i made my own, and here it is!feel free to use this sound for whatever you want, you don't have to cite it, just please don't claim it as your own.

Crunching up a tunnock's caramel wrapper slowly in my hand. Recorded using a blue yeti microphone.

The sound of leaves being crunched.

Footsteps pasos madera wood chirrido crujido squeak crunch floor suelo.

Crushing a few ice cubes with bare hands.

My knuckles cracking.

I also uploaded neck-snap and neck-snap_short. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

I also uploaded neck-snap_short and neck-snap_up-tempo. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.