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Hand clapping.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Old vintage vinyl snarez and claps layered with synth claps and slightly. Processed.

Single clap.

Series of hand slaps of differing timbres and dynamics, with short pauses between.

A single clap, and then more clapping joins in with different rhythms and paces.

The sound was created by smacking a harmonica against the palm of a hand. The sound was amplified in pro tools.

Pack of 17 handclaps. In full stereo.

Two hands clap one time.

Claps of an office case.

Single clap in a tiled shower with open glass door in a small bathroom with closed door. Recorded with zoom zh1, denoised with izotope rx2, matched to pink noise.

Single clap in a tiled shower with open glass door in a small bathroom with closed door. Recorded with zoom zh1, denoised with izotope rx2, matched to pink noise.

Some 200 people applause, close perspective, 17s.

Literally me snapping.

Beat and beatboxing by primary school kids. Low quality iphone recording.

Clap 1.

Clap sample one-shot. These claps were all made with virtual drum synths and processed through some analogue console emulation and added saturation. They were then trimmed to get rid of any dead space before or after the sample and finally normalized to 0db. This file is part of my anu claps pack.

Slow clapping, recorded with zoom h2n.

Short handclap.

The sound of people clapping recorded using lenovo yoga 11, no edits.

Clappins recorded on a lenovo laptop microphone.

Loud, offbeat claps.

Fast excited clapping.

Slap.

Anyone is free to use this! 🙂.

Clapping.

Slowed cut from "metal poppy tranzeence snaps. Wav" with reverb and resonance peaks.

Noise clap.

Noise clap.

This is part of a set of samples demonstrating the capabilities of the diy version of the hexinverter mutant clap module (eurorack/modular synth). Of particular note is the noise bleed present in some hexinverter diy products as discussed on the muffwiggler forum. Except where noted as "with vca," all samples are recorded without added effects or processing. "with vca" samples have been tidied up with an envelope modulated vca. One may choose to see the bleed as a feature or flaw. . .

Me clapping my hands. Recorder on a neewer nw-800.

Sometimes voices in the background. Other placesrecorder: zoom h2 / other portable devicesoftware: pro tools / audacity / ocenaudio / reaper. Your comments are greatly appreciatedcheers, piotr zaczek.