2,206 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Glass"

Recording of a plastic glass moved by the wind in the pompeu fabra university (poblenou campus). It was recorded with a zoom h4 and it is a soft sound.

Sound of a heavy glass and metal door opening and closing at a regular speed. Some creaking.

Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -variating hits. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Sound of a heavy glass and metal door slowly closing with very detailed creaks.

I used a tiny silver medal and a glass container to replicate the sound of a wedding ring being set on a glass bedside table. Different combinations, hollow, compact, with and without rattling. Rode ntg2 + zoom h4nno processing.

Blowing over the 1. 5 inch opening of a 5 gallon glass bottle, microphone placed inside of the bottle.

Recorded marble rolling on glass with akg c1000s for dance piece. Tried to keep roll as slow as possible.

Ice cubes in a glass then a can of soda being opened and then poured on ice cubes.

Recorded with zoom h1 @44 khz 16 bit stereo.

Simple source sound of plastic glass scraped against wall. Microphones either side pointing at wall (very close).

Sound created by rubbing wine glass rim with wet finger. Recorded by me with yeti.

Happened to be recording when i dropped a small shotglass. Recorded with an h4n.

Me folding up my glasses. Edited in audacity. Feel free to use this for any animation, game, movie, or project. You don't have to credit me if you don't want to. Edited in audacity.

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

Plastic glass resonance and then rim directly against wall - ugly screech high frequencies.

A wave sound fabricated from other sounds:metal sliding doors, breaking glass and ice falling into water.

Recording of my the balcony window's very low-end vibration.

Ice rocks jangling in a glass filled with water. Recorded in my house on an at2020.

A regular drinking glass being bowed with a cello bow. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Agua.

Stereo recording of water being poured in different glasses. Recorded with coincident cardioid small diaphragm condensers through m-audio octane preamp and rme hdsp multicace soundcard at 48khz 24bit.

A moderately-sized bell of crystal glass. The tongue rolls inside the bell. Recorded with redmi note 5 phone, denoised and filtered bogus sub bass in audacity.

A moderately-sized bell of crystal glass. The tongue rolls inside the bell. Recorded with redmi note 5 phone, denoised and filtered bogus sub bass in audacity.

Recorded on zoom h4n. The cathartic sound of a small glass vase being demolished under the cold hard stamp of a boot.

Recorded in my home studio on my akg c-214 condenser microphone. This is the sound of me knocking over my water glass on a wooden table. It makes a nice clinking sound but doesn't break.

I washed up some glasses and found them making a loud dripping noise when left on to dry. The water was dripping off the glass onto the corrugated drying side and forming a little wall with each drip, each time there as a drip the wall broke transferred the vibration on to the resonating tumbler.

Shaking a small glass bottle with oregano in it. The first half is shaking it with the lid on, the middle is shaking it into a plastic bowl, and the last part is shaking it into an empty ceramic bowl. Recorded with my lumix g7 camera with rode video micro attached to it.

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Wine glass, tuned with water, being hit with an improvised percussion stick made from chopstick and a piece of plastic. Recorded with olympus ls-10 (no zoom) in a small reverberating bathroom, edited in audacity. The whole pack intended to be used as a virtual instrument. Note c#4 (root note c5, 440hz).

Microphone inside of 5 gallon glass water bottle. Bottle struck from the out side.

Opening/closing the metal latch on a small glass jar.

A series of loud smashes of metal and glass. Dumpster diving.

44. 1/16bitbreaks huge mirrors.

The sound of glass shattering. This work is licensed under a creative commons attribution-noncommercial 4. 0 international license.

Liquid being poured in to a glass slowly, as it runs out fairly quickly!.

Effected sound of glass and metal crashing. Recorded with m-audio microtrack ii; processed with audacity.

Dropped a large glass vase to the floor. Aftermath: remove all crashed glass, which will be the name of next file.

An unedited sound of a glass bottle being opened and placed on a table.

Metal spoon tapping on and hitting a glass lotion bottle.

Wine glass, tuned with water, rubbed with wet finger in a circular motion to produce sustained tone. Recorded with olympus ls-10 (no zoom) in a small reverberating bathroom, edited in audacity to make a seamless loop. The whole pack intended to be used as a virtual instrument. Note c#4 (root note c5, 440hz).

This strange sound was produced by sliding a empty bottle upside down through a glass of water, changing its resonance and the frequency of the sound. Recorded with focusrite solo, sennheiser 64.

Some handling sounds of a glass bottle. Recorded with an me66 into a tascam dr40.

Opening/closing the metal latch on a small glass jar.

Clinking a glass bowl with a metal spoon and shuffling some strawberries around in it.

Applied hourglass to glass-bowing sounds with transposition spread set to more than 1…2 semitones, resulting in tense dissonant sound.

Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -fast hits. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Spinning 3 inch diameter x 1/8 inch thick aluminum disc on a glass table. Recorded in mono with an edirol r44 recorder and a shure sm81 microphone.

We filled a glass bottle with water from the kitchen sink, then quickly turned the bottle upside-down. The water made a popping sound as it chugged out, making splashing sounds.

Stirring water and ice in a large glass cup with a straw. Recorded with a sony ic recorder, processed in fl studio using edison.

Bits of broken glass being scraped and cracked against various surfaces. Can be hard to listen to at times. Use in a scary movie or anywhere you need a disturbing, uneasy effect.