37 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Jug"

I'm just shaking a jug of water.

Filling a plastic jug with water.

Foley of water poured into jug, deep tone.

Sound of blowing through a bottle.

Muffled talk into a big old jug. Made of pottery.

Muffled talk into a big old jug. Made of pottery.

Blowing across the top of a little jug. Made of ceramic/pottery.

The sound of 3 milk bottles clanging together. Reminiscent of a rack of empty milk jugs waiting for the milk man.

Boiling hat water in jug kettle.

It's. . . Just a plastic fork scraping across a water jug, use it how you will.

The sound of blowing over the tip of an empty jug (or in this case a two liter soda bottle).

Blowing on a whiskey jug for a whistle. Effects: noise reduction. Recorded on conexant smart audio with at2020 mic, processed on audacity.

Blowing across the top of a big old bottle. Made of ceramic/pottery.

Blowing across the top of a big old bottle. Made of ceramic/pottery.

Blowing across the top of a big old bottle. Made of ceramic/pottery.

Unprocessed recording of a plastig jug being picked and put down on a table.

Opening a plastic bottle.

Three ceramic objects - a bowl, a bottle and a jug - clanking against each other, being handled and put down; at the end the bowl is scraped slightly and hit with a metalic object. If what you seek is not amonst these sounds but you need ceramics, consider checking out my other sounds, i have a few more pottery-clanking sounds there.

Dropping an empty plastic jug on concrete floor.

Pushing a lever of a thermos jug, pouring coffee into a cup, recorded with a zoom h2.

Pumping the last sip of coffee out of a thermos jug into a cup.

This is grabbing a glass jar from a wooden floor. High quality.

This is putting a glass jar on a wooden floor. High quality.

Stainless steel "swell" water bottle half filled with water and shaken around. Various sounds of the liquid sloshing inside the bottle. Sounds like water inside a metal canteen.

Meant to be footsteps on a boat, it's actually just pounding boots on a five-gallon plastic jug of water. This is a softer version.

Meant to be footsteps on a boat, it's actually just pounding boots on a five-gallon plastic jug of water. This is a harder version with more clicky transients.

Two sings chug jug.

Recorded with a h4n water from a tap flowing into and filling a plastic jug.

Pouring water into the sink out of a thermos jug.

The sound of ethanol being burned out of a glass jug. This sound was made by putting a small amount of ethanol into a glass jug and allowing the vapors to fill the container. Then a flame was held to the mouth of the jug creating a jet of fire. Link to video with sound: https://imgur. Com/s2xdbs5. The sound was recorded on a zoom h4n recorder. Jan/32/19.

Button clicking, i used a button and an empty jug to make this sound.

Milk being steamed by espresso machine steam arm in metal jug.

A little bang noise by puffing quick burst of air into a empty milk jug.

This is me using a jug of water to fake the sound of peeing (sat down) and then washing my hands.

This is imitation of hungarian gipsy oral basing. I know, that hungarian gypsies uses kana jug, but i try to use my udu.

Percussive sound made by hitting a plastic jug with a drum stick. Recorded with zoom h4 built-in condenser mics, and edited in audacity. Part of rhoda drum kit for hydrogen http://neverheardof. Me/hydrogen/.

For a podcast project i needed some coffee related sounds so i recorded our techni-vorm moccamaster, filter coffee machine as it brewed a full pot. Our version has a metallic thermos jug rather than the standard glass jug. This recording was made using a sound devices mixpre6ii and a stereo pair of fel em172 mics. Low cut on the sd which in basic mode is 80hz (i think). There is no processing to this recording other than to ‘normalize’ the levels. I do not require any credit or attribution. If any of these sounds have been of help, and you are feeling charitable, please do consider donating to freesound to help keep the site running (a link is also on the home page). Any donations are greatly appreciated!.