103 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Cracker"

Me eating crackers.

Cracker drop on table.

Eating a cracker sound.

A woman eating a cracker for breakfast.

Eating a cracker in the kitchen.

Leaves being crunched but can sound like other things if needed.

Bowl full of goldfish crackers.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded using a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded with a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded using a zoom h2.

Various triscuits crushed by hand. Recorded using a zoom h2.

This is my first sound i've done. What i use to make the sound was a plastic ziplock bag and just crunching it around.

Lonnavale tasmania cracker night.

This is the inside of a christmas cracker being pulled. Could be used for a small explosion or a gunshot.

Big firecracker explodes in a backyard surrounded by buildings. Silvester 2016/17, hamburgrecorded w/ zoom h-1.

Recording of eating a crispy cheese cracker. Recorded with a roland r-05, slightly compressed afterwards.

Crackers pops at meeting.

I eat rice cracker and sip coffee. I tried to make as much noise as possible. This is a test recording with korg mr-1. I recorded this sound at 1bit/2. 8mhz (dsd) and converted it into 24bit/44. 1khz (pcm). If you could listen to the raw dsd file, you might think you were here with me. Unfortunately, i can't upload dsd version, so i chose 24bit pcm for keeping better quality. Reality was lost to some extent, but i think you can feel the touch of the original one.

On the balcony, at our apartment in podgorica, montenegro; around 5pm, an hour after sunset; with the shotgun, sennheiser mkh 416 microphone, pointed out over the roofs. It's a very quite evening, just after new years, and you can hear a few holiday firecrackers, or petarda. Recorded with the tascam dr 100 recorder.

Recording of eating a tuc cracker. Recorded with a shure sm7b.

Hey, the fireworks!.

Recorded with: zoom h6 (xy capsule). Crackerbread cracking above a porceline plate.

Recorded from a balcony with 3dio professional binaural microphone in to an olympus ls-14 recorder. The microphone picked up a small cessna airplane that you can hear in the middle of the recording. The microphone did also pick up the whistle of a person. Both at the start (aprox 20 min in) and at the finish of the recording. I´m am very pleased with this recording.

Far away fourth-of-july fireworks in los angeles, 2018. Constant rumble of small explosions with several louder pops. Recorded with tascam dr-40.

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.

The sound of a small dog (specifically, a miniature poodle) crunching and munching on cheese crackers with a good sound. This could be used for alien sounds, or any kind of munching. Or you know, if you have the need for a small dog eating crackers, go for it.

Sound of a nutcracker. Sound recorded with a zoom h4n pro. Son de casse-noisette. Son enregistré avec un zoom h4n pro. 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 :).

A rice cracker being crushed into pieces, creating a clear crunching sound.

A popping balloon. Recorded with a zoom h2n. Can also be used for a christmas cracker, confetti cannons or other bursting things.

Fireworks for serbian christmas yes.

Fireworks for serbian christmas yes.

Crackers in the streets recorded in stereo at night with a zoom h4 during the 14 juillet national feast in paris.

Fireworks new-year night, close distance. Recorded with 3dio binaural microphones (dpa 4060) and tascam dr-40 in budakeszi / hungary. In the background are hungarian talkings.

I made the recording in the town of denholm in scotland. In the recording you can hear fireworks, firecrackers. You can also hear the sounds of conversations in the crowd, screams of children, the sounds of a burning fire. On november 5 this year people across the uk light bonfires, let off fireworks, and burn effigies of a man named guy fawkes. The reason we do this is because it’s the anniversary of the gunpowder plot (1605); a failed attempt to blow up the houses of parliament in london by a group of dissident catholics.

This is the finale from a july 4th fireworks show in northern california.

Single firework rocket with a loud whistling noise. Medium distance. Recorder: tascam dr-60d mkiimicrophone: akg c 1000s.

2023 new year celebration on pattaya beach with loud fireworks, recorded with audio technica usb audio interface and de-clipped with izotope rx 8.

You'll have to provide your own explosion.

Its a sample of people celebrating diwali but bursting crackers, but it can get away as a gunshot sound. . . . Recorded using a zoom h4n.

Overhead firework reports with slight people/vehicle background, generally quiet with good building echo effect. Recorded in natchitoches, louisiana usa with a tascam dr-1.

New-years fireworks in the distance as heard from a place. Almost isolated safe for a car that drove by twice and one of my rabbits squeaking a few times. Individual bits might even pass for war-time atmosphere.

This is a complete firework that i had the opportunity to record in 2016 during the belgian national day. I was almost entirely at the front of the line. Recorded with tascam dr-100mkii onboard microphones.

A mouse eating a piece of prawn cracker from the chinese restaurant! this was the soundtrack to a 26-second film clip of a little black pet mouse having a treat. Some ambient noise, birdsong may be heard in the background - hopefully not too much. Had to grab the moment while i could!.

Fireworks, distant.

Fireworks by a fiesta in la instinción, almería.

Recorded 01. 01. 2019 on zoom h2n (ms), edited with ozone 5.