1,155 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "K Pop"

Snapping fingers.

Some kind of plops made with my mouth. Recorded with at2035. Feel free to use!if you like it, please like my band on facebook! https://www. Facebook. Com/aurevoirzenekar.

The brief sound of a plastic bag being blown into and popping.

Sound emitted by a speaker while powered on. Captured on august 2017 using a zoom h5 recorder.

A double finger snap i did in this stairweel im hanging out in because im homeless. 나는 집이 없다.

A tomato squishing.

Bubbles moving side to side in a glass pop bottle.

Short click sound.

Verbal ploppinghigh quality raw recording 24bit 96khz. If you like this sound or used it in your own project, feel free to donate to me here!paypal. Me/handygaber.

Drum loop created in fl studiouse as you will. No permission needed but always like to hear what you do.

Opening a coke zero orange vanilla. (canadian can).

Can jar opening and closing.

This track was created using vst tools and spatial processing100 bpm.

The classic pop sound.

Made with mouth a popup sound. Recorded with a shure sm7b.

The sound of popcorn popping in microwave oven.

Small suction cup popping as it is pulled off of a surface.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

Bending and banging a metal can/tin. Poor quality mic.

More wet bubblegum chomping with a bubble pop.

A coke (or soda or pop or cola) machine hum. Quick sample of the condenser's hum.

For cartoon , good recording and editing:).

Me making popping noises with my lips. Recorded with at 2020 condenser mic in adobe audition.

Pop and suck sounds. Various different versions. Made with the mouth but applicable for many other applications. Great for animations, comedy etc. . . Audia technica series 40 mic slight natural room reverb. 24 bit 48khz wav file.

Crackle and popping from an ego one vapor cigarette device.

Created by combining these sounds:http://www. Freesound. Org/people/qubodup/sounds/238959/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/tony%20b%20kksm/sounds/80938/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/reitanna/sounds/264167/. Edit: i see a lot of people are enjoying this sound! if you'd like to donate a dollar or two towards my personal starving artist fund here is a donation link: https://www. Paypal. Me/baharv89.

A popping and crackling fireplace.

Crinkling some bubble wrap near the mic.

Four different high popping sounds created by me! :).

On january 01, 2013 i was streaming the new years fireworks behind my window. This all ended with this firework, wich proves to be loud, but isn't quite managing it.

A single pop from bubble wrap sounded like something breaking.

A pop from bubble wrap. I was very amused when it ended up sounding like a punch.

Fire in a fireplace, the wood was wet, so lots of crackling and popping.

Some pretty intense sounds of packaging.

Looping synth sequence. Resembles to me the mood when snowflakes fall.

My attempted imitation of mac osx's popping sound volume control.

Here's some popping sounds i made out of boredom. I just used my mouth to do the popping sounds and edited all of them in audacity. Feel free to use it.

Town fireworks display, including grand finale, recorded in large parking lot of a municipal park very close to where the fireworks were set off. There is quite a bit of natural reverb throughout, and some nice applause from the crowd afterwards.

Aluminum can crinkle, short.

Popcorn in the microwave foley made using a drier and a pop can.

Glitch-y crackling.

Opening an aluminium beer can.

Blowing-up a party balloon and popping with a pin.

Recording i made of a rivit plier(how you call it i dont know really)recorded with my phone.

A small plastic container being opened and closed, recorded with the zoom h4n's onboard stereo mics. Please leave a comment with any feedback you have! constructive criticism is always welcome!.