242 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Head Rubber"

Bouncing ball sound.

Pulling back a metal chair with rubber footing against a linoleum floor.

Blowing ballon quickly.

Holding a rubber band in one hand and snapping it with the other.

Closely mic ed footstep (about 3 inches away) recorded in mykitchen using a single at4033 mic. Rubber shoe on tiled floor. It is unprocessed. This is one of a set of 12.

A recording of four quick squeaks. Created by dragging fingers across plastic wrap.

Rubber balloon deflating with pinched neck, causing high painful squeaks.

The sound of a rubberstress ball being manipulated.

Recorded by joshua rasch, eva lorente and dominik reinicke / edited by philpp grzemba.

It´s actually a slipper that i hit on metal. Sounds like a football-bounce.

Bouncing a large rubber ball a few times.

Hitting an exercising rubber ball with a plastic toy ball.

An elastic band crack; device used to record: tascam tm-2x microphone and lg v20 phone.

-this sound have been recorded in mono, on a samsung s8, using the recording app ''audiorec''. I have used izotope rx 6 to remove any unwanted noise. -small pieces of plastic stretched. *this sound is completely free to use without any need of giving credits(if desired). *.

This sound will be perfectly to use for sound of "head shot" sample in a some computer game or any other kind of games.

Some noise in the beginning;exploding head after a hit with a blunt object;. --------------mixed together using some sounds from freesound.

A rubber nut shaker "roll" recorded for about 7 secnods on a fairly cheap mic, noise removed, and amplified to max volume without distortion.

This is a rubber nut shaker hit from below. Noise removed, amplified to max volume without distortion. Recorded with a very inexpensive mic. Longer of two versions.

This is a rubber nut shaker hit from below. Noise removed, amplified to max volume without distortion. Recorded with a very inexpensive mic. Shorter of two versions.

Putting on rubber blue latex gloves, like those seen in hospitals or medical environments. Other rubbery noises while gloves are on.

Contact mic recording of a tarp stretched on an abandoned raft in a reservoir. 24-bit mono wav, unprocessed.

Rubbing balloon.

Metal cutting apparatus, cutting a rubber like substance.

Sort-of-tuned to c. Recorded with a dynamic mic, mono.

Docks rubbing together in light waves in marblehead massachusetts, usa. Recorded with an iphone 6+.

These came from a small rubber ducky.

Sneaker skid on floor.

Sneaker skid squeak rubber.

An eraser on paper. Rubber against paper.

Melodic rubber bands twisting (causing glissandi) and being plucked.

Rubber balloon squeaking with heavy breathing in background. Interrupted by clang and water noises at ~0:30. Drumming on plastic at ~1:30.

Hand drumming on a large rubber exercise ball.

Some kind of rubber object -- gloves, maybe -- being stretched, crumpled, and otherwise manipulated.

This is the sound of a wet rubber-band pulled between the fingers.

A rubber band being handled, snapped.

Inflating and squeaking a balloon.

A rubber chair creaking back.

Using the front piece of a turbojav to create single and multiple popping noises. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

Quite simply, hitting a rubber duck.

If anyone has ever been to the nurse, they probably have heard this sound before.

Gum sound plastic rubber.

Beach ball bouncing on a wooden surface.

Narration, male voice: "headlights, head lice": several iterations of the phrase. Recorded via sennheiser e835 microphone.

Popping sound made with my mouth. . . Sounds like a coconut, popping, or knock on the head. No effects used except noise reduction. Recorded at home on conexant smart audio with at2020 mic. Processed on audacity.

My pc chair squeaking that i used in an intro for my next ep. Recorded using a playstation 2 usb headset microphone into audacity.

Person gargling underwater.

Firework bang (right back). Recorded with experimental dummy head. Replica of own ears. 20mm. Dia. 'studio' condenser mics. Roland quad capture.

Putting on a latex glove. Know how when they resist going onto your hand, you pull the sleeve further on and let go? it makes a final li'l snap. That's in this file too. No telling for what evil or illicit purpose, one may put on latex gloves.

The sound of blue rubber, latex gloves being removed, like those seen in medical environments.

Heavy rubber weights impacting tile floor.