62 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Fire Fighting"

A gun firing in a crowd of people. Scary.

This is the warm up then lift off of an erickson sky crane. It was operating out of the central cascade mountains in washington state, in the us. This helicopter is for fire fighting, and can carry 3,000 gallons of water or retardant to a fire - it's enormous. There are only 31 sky cranes in existence, and in august of 2018 we have two of them fighting fires in our surrounding mountains.

Peshmerga using heavy artillery (browning m2. 50 cal) at telskuf, near mosul (iraq) fighting daesh.

A long track i put together for a game. This track has small arms fire, grenade explosions, machine gun fire, rifle fire, artillery fire, and 2 screams in it.

4th cannon-like boom. Made in audacity.

An ak-47 firing a few timesrecorded with a tascam dr-05.

Distant machine gun fire, mortar bombardment, and rifle shots. Firefight erupted. Made this for a vr jam we went. Enjoy.

This is an edit of my previous sound: m4 assault rifle firing. Sound was requested in comments. I edited the original sound to produce a 30 (i counted) round long burst.

A real mortar being fired, plus added reverb. Original sound was extracted from an actual military training exercise, so it is public domain.

Anime-style sound effect made in ableton with operator.

An m4 carbine being fired in short bursts, great for supressive fire. Created in audacity by taking a. 223 gunshot (recorded on a private firing range), adding more bass and amplifying the sound, and then adding shells dropping by adding in the sound of rattling silverware, and finally adding a bit of echo to finish it off. Features that heavy bass thump of a powerful assault rifle with shells ejecting and falling to the ground. I couldn't find any other sound quite like this so i created one. Enjoy!.

This is a recording i made with my h4n while on exercise at meaford training centre, with an artillery unit. It features 5 mortars firing multiple rounds. In the back ground, you can hear fire orders being issued over the radio, as well as individual detachment commanders giving orders to their gunners.

I decided to experiment with a metal slinky, with the intention of creating some science-fiction sounds. Here is a string out of what could potentially be used as "laser gun shots". There are a variety of individual shots, and at the latter-half of the clip i attempted to create a cross-fire gun fight. Some editing, including noise reduction may improve what i've done here. *recorded on may 09, 2021 using a sennheiser shotgun mic and a zoom h4n pro (and a shower, of course).

On board rode stereo mic of a camera, recording explosive ambush followed by ak47 shots and mortar bombs. Real recording salvaged from a hidden camera on location of the ambush. Recorded using rode stereo mic.

A very brief combat zone background clip. It was made to be played very low in the background, just to support the foreground action of a short transitional scene. So there is not a lot of in-your-face action. Mostly a rolling rumble to represent distant off screen elements, and mid-distant small arms fire.

Firemen training. Extracted from a video (http://img. Youtube. Com/vi/9_uai-ksbvg/2. Jpg) by a us government agency, thus public domain. This sound is cc0/public domain but i highly recommend that you include a link to this page when using it, to avoid misunderstandings. Find many more military sounds in my military sounds pack, also located on freesound. Http://farm9. Staticflickr. Com/8070/8213683889_517a10ef52_o. Pngon flac and ogg vorbis audio file formats. Contact me if you have interest in specific sounds for open source or commercial purpose.

From a distance - sounds of a civil war reenactment. Ca. 1991 near portland or. Gunfire some canons and (rebel) yelling. This part gets cut off - sorry, this was back in the days of dat. Then more individual canon and gunfire with lots of natural reverb. Actually some of this is good for convolution if that's your thing. . . .

This sound is a pitched down recording of a metal knife striking the prongs of a metal fork. I added some reverb and adjusted the eq to make it sound like distant swords striking each other. This was used to simulate the ambient sounds of cutlasses in a pirate battle. In addition to clashing swords, this track could be adjusted to mimic the sounds of a blacksmith working at his anvil or flint and steel in lighting a fire, among other sound effects.