2,943 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Glass Squeak"

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Bamboo cluster recorded with a jrf contact microphone.

This is a noisy, squeaky door opening and closing. Recorded in an old industrial building in baltimore, maryland in 2020. Please subscribe to my youtube channel youtube. Com/jvmyka. Thanks.

Getting keys and walking to the front door. Opening it, closing it and locking it. Walking downstairs to the front door. Opening and closing it.

Minimal highpass applied.

Old fan electric engine squeak rattle greece 11recorded with zoom h6 xy.

The sound of the old rusty metal bending back and forth. Between the duration of 13 to 15 seconds, you can hear a voice that says "okay, i gotta close" and. It was recorded in an outing on january 21st, 2023 at fortwhyte alive a recreation centre in winnipeg.

A chair creaking with weight applied to it.

An ambient loop i created. Will loop seamlessly.

Putting down a ceramic cup on a hard surface.

Filling a vase up with water from a bathtub faucet, closer up to the mic. More white noise.

Various sounds of shot glasses hitting the bar table. Shot glasses sliding on bar table. Liquid pouring into shot glasses. Glass bottle clinking onto shot glasses.

Steaming coffee being poured into a cup. Use freely.

Closeup recording of ice cubes being dropped into a small glass and then rattled around. Could sound cool layered with other rattling sounds, and could maybe pass for other objects being dropped and rattled. Recorded with a roland r-26 recorder and tidied up in pro tools.

A tiny snippet of some random kitchen noises. Captured using the zoom h5 with its included xy stereo microphone. Cut in ocenaudio. It's always nice to hear what projects you use these sounds for. Let me know!.

An interesting glassy clock-like noise with an irregular rhythm that gives off some seriously unnerving vibes. Made from hitting a lemonade bottle with a pair of fingernail clippers.

Sounds like an object is sliding.

Sounds like an object is sliding on a surface.

A more grim, horror-focused version of spooky snap 1 - pitch automation is applied. The base is the same - a strong, resonating clink of glass by using a flat metallic surface to generate the sound.

Lullaby melancholic loop, made with synth. 130 bpm.

14 inch metallic adjustable lamp with turn based switch.

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

A fizzy tablet dropped into the glass of water and dissolves.

Almost (!) empty bottle of afri cola spinning and turning on wood floor, stereo recording.

A random drum loop filtered through fl studio granulizer.

Clinking of two filled bottles recorded with zoom h6.

Water glass struck by chopstick. Notes were created by adding and subtracting water. Recorded on avatone cv-12 into garageband; compression, eq and reverb added.

Sounds recorder bending an ice cube tray, recorded with tascamdr07 and mixed with adobe audition.

Short drinking glasses, assorted contact. Don't forget to let me know what you use them for!if you want to support me, i have a 1. 6gb pack of recordings available by donation. Https://gum. Co/jfrzw.

Hitting a champagne flute glass with a wooden chopstick. Stereo. Nice ring tail.

Created a loop in audacity by hitting an old coca cola collectors glass with a spoon in several locations, altering the pitch of these sounds, and applying them in a rhythmic fashion. Ended up with a kinda creepy march-like sound.

Cut up recording of moving a box of glass jars. Hardware used: zoom h5, rode nt-5software used: ocenaudio, reaper + plugins. Might be useful as a building block for layering or some sample-based synthesis.