59 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Flame And Smoke"

Lighting flame sounds.

Audio of smoking cigarette.

Recording of me pretending to smoke. Recorded with zoom h5 recorder.

Cigarette lighter.

Uhh.

Gas lighter hiss start burning.

A woman smoking.

Clipper lighter.

Me lighting a disposable bic lighter.

Used for any type of lighter.

Sounds of the attempts to light a cigarette lighter.

Striking a zippo lighter. Recorded on behringer c-1.

Lighting tobacco. And had a few sips.

It shows how the cigarette lighter is turned on and off.

Recorded with audio-technica at2035.

Prise de son de l'allumage d'une cigarette, inspiration puis expiration de la fumée.

Sound of bonfire.

For movie scenes if someone is smoking a cigarette.

Recorded by:microphone: mk105. Interface: roland quad. Soft: logic pro x.

Recorded using a tascam dr-05 recorder.

Recorded by:microphone: mk105. Interface: roland quad. Soft: logic pro x.

A simple plastic cigarette lighter. Recorded with a rode ntg3.

A few sounds from trying to light a lighter before having a cigarette or making a flame.

Wood-burning on fireplace.

Lighting a match, match burning.

Flicking the lighter, sparking the lighter, inhaling the bong, bubbling, exhaling, clearing chamber, placing bowl back into the glass, exhaling the smoke.

Sound of a match lighting. Great for fire starting, striking match, or smoking sound effects. Lighting match sound effect requested by Triszzy.

Sound of a match lighting. Great for fire starting, striking match, or smoking sound effects. Lighting match sound effect requested by Triszzy.

Zoom h6/48khz-24bit recording of box of matches.

Lighting a match, striking, match burning.

Recorded with a oktava mk-012 on zoom h4n.

Lighting a cigarette with a lighter, smoking.

The sound of a lighter recorded with a yeti pro side address microphone in an audio booth at confederation college.

Striking of a match. Recorded using a sennheiser 416 and sound devices 552.

Striking of a match. Recorded using a sennheiser 416 and sound devices 552.

Created a fire sound effect. . . Mixed some sounds together and made this sound. Note:it actually isn't the sound of a fire.

A fire in a wood stove burning. The door to the stove is open.

A recording of myself opening, igniting and closing a zippo lighter. Recorded using a rode m3.

The sound of a cigarette lighter being lit. There are three strikes before the lighter takes light. Recorded in stereo in a professional recording studio.

Yust a little creation for a new radio play. You may use this without any permission if you want.

Single lighter 'clicks' isolated, blanks left in between each shot. 48khz / 24 bit. Lossless wav.

My friend shaking a matchbox, taking out one and striking a few times before it lit on fire. Sorry for his daughter playing in the background.

I've recorded myself firing up, smoking the cigarette; then dampening it down in the metal ashtray. Mic: audio technica at2050, cardioid, off-axis. Through art tube mp preamp.

I needed a nice clear, slightly ominous match being lit, and so we created this composite using kitchen matches in the shower with a zoom h2.

Igniting bic lightermic: neumann tlm 103recorded on an api legacy console.

O áudio foi captado com um microfone condensador. Um isqueiro foi utilizado. Captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet,universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo. Brasil.

Short sequence of a zippo lighter being opened, lit and closed. Recorded with a tascam dr-05 linear pcm recorder. Cc0, so no hassle with giving credit.

Fire ambience sound, with some small crackles and pops throughout. Good for campfire or indoor fire sfx/ambience/tone. Recorded with a sennheiser mkh-50 into a zoom f4 recorder.

Short sequence of a zippo lighter being opened, it failing to light, and it being closed. Recorded with a tascam dr-05 linear pcm recorder. Cc0, so no hassle with giving credit.

A lighter opening, lighting and then closing. Produced for my new video game 'the screaming of the sand. '. Totally free to use in your own projects! :3. Credits are always appreciated!. - by lenaviea.