55 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Cups Hit"

Various sounds of cups hitting.

Stone hits the cup.

A crystal goblet getting hit by a fork.

Hitting a ceramic cup on the counter, spinning it, then hitting it on other dishes. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Cup of cofeee hit by some stick recorded with rode nt 1.

When you are bored or nervous sometimes you make this noise hitting your nails against a table or a cup.

Hitting a wood table with a fist. Multiple samples. With and without cup on wood table. Backup recorded on right channel for alternate sound. On zoom h5.

Recorded with h4n. Enjoy.

Hitting a plastic cup.

Hitting a glass cup.

Using spoon to hit bottom of a cup.

Hitting two solo cups together with water splashing around in them.

Me hitting a table with a glass cup, made for a project and now you can use it too!.

Hit tea cup. Record use sharp smart phone androidone. 2020. 03. 03 12:20.

Putting down a ceramic cup on a hard surface.

Me hitting a large metal coffee cup to create some loud clanging noises. This was recorded indoors at my desk.

Various sounds produced with an espresso cup and a teaspoon: stirring the coffe, hitting the cup with the spoon, sliding the cup on the table. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Banging a metal cup.

A single impact made by a metal spoon on a glass cup.

Short hits, ceramic clinking together.

Sliding a metal cup or mug on a wooden table with a bang on the end. Recorded using hi-q app by audiophile on a samsung galaxy s7.

Metallic drinking cup hit with a pen making a dinging noise. Free use enjoy.

Dropping a pebble in a medium metal cup.

Recorded me hitting my wrist with a small allergy glass bottle, then pitched it down about -32 :)) (on a blue yeti).

Dropping a pebble in a medium metal cup.

Dropping a pebble in a medium metal cup.

Dropping a pebble in a medium metal cup.

Hitting a steel cup with a pen.

Sound of a mug once is hit with a spoon.

An actual red solo cup being dropped on the ground.

Audio recorded using a zoom h5, no post prod.

Recording device: tascam-dr40.

Golpe de la taza contra el suelo.

A drop of water hits cup beneath.

Pot lid hit with a plastic measuring cup. Recorded with at 2050.

Broken glass.

Four distinct impacts of a metal spoon on a glass cup.

Sounds of a ceramic coffee cup being hit with a steel spoon, single hits and repetitive fast hits for imitating a bell of sorts. Caution: may get noisy and ear-piercing ;). I recorded this for my own sound design purposes (game sfx) and thought i would share it with anyone who may find it useful - if you do, please help yourself and enjoy!.

Accidentically recorded this with my samson c01upro condenser mic. Support me and my work by following me on soundcloud <3.

Dejando un cuenco de porcelana sobre una superficie dura. The sound of a porcelain cup gently hitting a hard surface.

Plastic is a common sound in our environment, an example of this is this sound which comes from hitting a plastic cup.

Sound of a ceramic cup breaking after being dropped from a height of about 1 metre onto a tiled kitchen floor. Recorded with zoom h2 in 16-bit/44. 1 khz.

Nerf darts being shot at a dry erase board and sticking.

Recorded stereo xy mic configuration with two akg ck93 capsule mic with zoom h6.

Placing a glass bottle on a glass plate.

Un vaso con un lapiz y una valdosa siendo golpeada. A plastic cup with a pensil and a tile being hit.

Me flicking glass of water with different water levels. Noise cancelled with adobe audition. You can also use these as a instrument samples.

Me flicking an empty glass. Noise cancelled with adobe audition. You can also use it as a instrument sample (bb5 / a#5), especially 1-2 octave down is very cool sounding.

Sampled from a 20 inch k. Zildjian istanbul ride from the 1950s, and subsequently modified by master cymbal smith mike skiba for a final weight of 2220 grams. Recorded with stereo pm mics. This is a hard stick tip hit on the bell or cup of the cymbal.

A metallic riser that could be used in a song or to build up to a moment in a game or film. Made by hitting a spoon with a metal cup (recording with an iphone), adding tape delay with lots of feedback and short time in logic pro x, and reversing the bounced audio. I'm really proud of this - it sounds really cool!.