245 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Fork With Forks"

Recording of placing metal and plastic cutlery into a draw. Recorded using an audio technica shotgun mic, external pre-amp and zoom h4n recorder. Recording in 24bit, 48khz.

Ambiance of a coffee shop.

Different variations of soundsthat come from cutlery hitting each other or being rummaged through.

Placing plate and cutlery on a table.

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

A fork falls on a limestone floor. Three versions at various heights.

Writing with a pencil on the back of textured cardboard, recorded using an sm7 dynamic mic.

Walking-on-hard-snow, crunch-sound, slow-and-fast-walk-on-snow.

Here is a gun fire sound i made with my mouth then messed with in audacity.

Recorded with https://play. Google. Com/store/apps/details?id=com. Stereomatch. Banetalk&hl;=en_gb for a friend on twitter.

I shaked the cutlery drawer in our kitchen filled with metal objects like knifes, spoons, and forks. There was also some earthenware in there. Recorded with sony tcd d10 pro ii & sennheiser md21u.

The sound of silverware hitting/"clanking" on a plate.

Putting away silverware. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

This sound was recorded using a zoom h1 audio recorder and edited on audacity.

Tossing and shaking silverware.

Recorded with rode videomicntg. Raw so you can edit as you please. The sound of clothes while someone is moving.

A metallic impact sound effect of something with some water in it.

I found this in a folder from last year while looking through my recorded junk. I think i was struggling not to laugh at myself. Recorded with a usb blue snowball microphone.

Dragging my finger across the bristles of a toothbrush. Recorded using zoom h4n.

I was just messing around with audacity recently and recorded a word "no". Then stretched it out using tempo stretch function (function that streches speed, but does not alter the pitch) maxed out twice in a row. That resulted in such a simple word stretched out to almost 5 minutes. Sounds rather scary and interesting.

Simply some rapid writing on a chalkboard. . . Interior. . . Using an ordinary piece of chalk. . This is a mono file at 44. 1 khz and 16 bit. Recorded with sony mini-disc recorder in 2009.

Fork or silverware scraping against a metal plate.

Fork truck beep. Sound recorded with a zoom h4n pro and a rycote mini wind screen. Bip d’un chariot élévateur. Son enregistré avec un zoom h4n pro et une bonnette rycote mini wind screen. 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 sound effect of emptying a dishwasher.

Me clanking about with a knife and fork on an empty plate trying to sound like someone eating their tea.

Knives and forks in a saucepan being shaken around. Loud sound, attempt #2. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Knives and forks in a saucepan being shaken around. Loud sound, attempt #1. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

This is a recording of an low open e string on an acoustic guitar that has been paulstretched. I think it sounds really cool.

Working with shovel.

A cardboard box with a pen inside shook about.

A guy s cleaning up a plate with a sponge and his fingers. Recorded with a zoom h6.

Sounds of using a plate while eating.

Various operations with a hand pallet jack. Times & descriptions follow: 0-15;18 empty, l-r; 15;08-22;49 empty r-l; 22;49-30;17 various control sounds; 30;17-1:25;46 distant roll, load, move pallet; 1:13;06-1:19;38 warehouse ambiance; 1:25;56-1:45;00 loaded roll by l-r; 1:45;00-2:01;46 l-c, unload pallet; 2:01;46-end load pallet, move, drop off distant, roll by empty.

3 hits over a wooden kitchen table with dishes, glasses and cutlery on it. I forgot to properly clean and fade some undesirable background noise in the last one, sorry. Gear: zoom h6 with xy capsule. Format:. Wav 48khz 24bit stereo. Please, notice this sound is licenses under cc by-sa (aka "copyleft") which means you can use it, adapt, and build anything upon it even for commercial purposes as long as you credit me. Thanks!.

This is an open e guitar string. I reversed it, applied a bunch of filters, and then "re-reversed" it.

Playing around with a spoon in a teacup.