527 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Ice Hockey"

Small stone thrown onto the surface of a frozen pond with very thin ice. Recorded dec. 2011, near minneapolis, mn with a zoom h2.

Ice being shaken in water bottle - sounds like someone walking on ice or snow.

Recorded with sony m10 from the attic of my house in toronto.

Sound of a little boat breaking icerecorded with sennheiser mkh 416 stereo and tascam hdp1.

Loud sizzling and hissing sounds produced by sliding small ice cubes over an electric stove burner. Nice "fire"-y sound. Some sounds of ice rattling in the nearby glass are also incidentally audible.

Walking on crunchy snow. Recorded with the zoom h4n using its internalbuilt-in microphones with the volume set on 80. Listen to this when it is hot and humid to cool down maybe!.

Polystyrene recording slowed down to create the effect of shifting and cracking ice for a show about mount everest.

A pump running from an ice-maker. Recorded with a zoom h1 handy recorder.

A recording of the pump inside an ice-maker. Recorded with a zoom h1 handy recorder.

One of the mechanical sounds an ice-maker makes. Recorded with a zoom h1 handy recorder.

One of the mechanical sounds an ice-maker makes. Recorded with a zoom h1 handy recorder.

A refrigerator dispensing full ice cubes.

Literally snow dripping from my roof. You can also hear birds and ice cold weather atmosphere in the background. If you enjoyed the sound, please rate, comment, spread! it really helps!. Note: make sure to check out the other matrixxx-sounds! the sound quality is always better when you download the sound(s)! ⛄. Enjoy!/matrixxx.

Audio recorded using a zoom h5 and edited on audacity.

Recorded with zoom 5 and sennheiser mk600 walking in icy snow foley footsteps walk foot.

Recording of a tumbler with ice being shaken a few times. Recorded on my tascam tm-pc1's.

Crushing a few ice cubes with bare hands.

Footsteps on icey snow. Low background noise, some buffeting wind. Was a cold winter's walk and my footsteps sounded lovely so i thought i'd record them!.

Kicking off big ice chunk into the water on flooded path it the woods. Recorded with sony pcm m10 internal mics.

Since snow has been so widespread, thought it would be a good time to stockpile the beautiful crunchy, crisp sound of walking on it. This was recorded the evening of february 15, 2021 using my marantz pmd661 audio recorder and the bulletproof, dynamic beyerdynamic me58 microphone. The temperature was 2 degrees farenheit.

Warbled jingle from distant passing ice-cream truck, park outside. Stereo spaced em172s.

Zoom h6 xy90.

Glacier water.

Walking gingerly over thin ice (on big puddle) on hiking trail in lapine state park/oregon. Recorded on sony nex-7 mirrorless camera/feb. 26, 2020.

Carrying three glasses of ice water. At4040 into focusrite scarlett.

Some sound effect made of a cracking ice sample, processed in ableton.

Zil bel ice bell. Recorded a few feet away in a large reverberant room. 400 hz with a nice long tail.

Ice cream vans are evil. Never trust themcredits•s: oh no! 3. Wav by ecfike•s: oh, my god look. Mp3 by alphahog•s: ice cream truck melody by cogitoandcradle•s:the crash. Wav by sandyrb.

Made for the ice-breaker collab. Simple mournful loop with deep kick, flute and strings. Tempo=90 bpm. An arpegiated supersaw over drone effect (wollo drone) repeats 3 times. First iteration includes a melody played as a flute. Second iteration of the loop has the flute replaced with a full string section. Third time around, it's just the arp and drone. All three versions of the loop have a deep, reverberating and mellow kickdrum. Sounds tribal(-ish). Created in flstudio 11. 04 with virtual instruments and vst eq + reverb.

Frozen lake making sounds as it's freezing, some birds (woodpecker and something else) and a dog can be heard.

Water freezing into ice. Recordist peter brucker / recorded 2/5/2019 / sm 58 microphone / edited in logic pro x / metal bristles against a pot.

Foley of me cracking some ice. .

A version of greensleeves, played on a music box with distortion and reverb, to imitate the speaker of an ice cream van. In australian ice cream vans most commonly play greensleeves for some reason, and they all use crappy amplifiers cranked up as loud as they'll go, so the result is something like this. Created in ableton live. The music-box sequence is created using a sampler with sounds from https://freesound. Org/people/folkman/packs/4540/ put through an expander-compressor and an overdrive filter with reverb.

Stereo recording using zoom h2 recorder. A recording of a game of air hockey. Nice stereo effect of puck being hit from side to side. Background ambience of amusement arcade in bowling alley. Recorded at a quiet time. Unfortunately the air hockey machine has some background music playing.

Walking on frozen shoveled snow in the yard; recorded by sony pcm d100, slightly edited in sound forge.

What you're hearing is water bubbling in a bucket. I placed some cold ice directly in the middle of it and it produced this wonderful sound! it sounds a lot like a bubbling cauldron, so it can definitely be used for halloween!.

The sounds of afternoon recess at dewson street public school in toronto. Some are playing hockey in the school yard. Field recording 13 apr 2012 with h4n and accessory shotgun microphone.

4 ice cubes falling in a tumbler.

Slip on icy. I've remastered this sound for my multiplayer roguelike game: https://tangaria. Com. Based at: https://freesound. Org/people/timothyd4y/sounds/475674/.

Ice dropping into cup, pouring of non-fizzy beverage, setting cup down. Made from files found here, and i put them together for full motion of getting a drink.

Snow melting heavy processed by rx.

Mono recording of an ice/wind storm outdoors on the coast of maine.

Ice cracking, recorded with zoom h2n 14kbits.

Recorded with zoom h2n.

A sound effect of drinking a glass of water.

Some ice being stomped on.

Sound of ice melting and cracking, recorded using a piezo element frozen in a block of ice and a zoom h6.

The sound of a cocktail with ice being swished around in a glass.