14 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Shivering"

Male pirate voice saying "shiver me timbers".

Shivering teeth sound. Live and cleaned up to give a comic but real sound. 24 bit quality. Please comment if you use it. Enjoy.

Shaking a plate of metal sheet 02.

A raw audio mp3 recording of someone rubbing their cold hands together and shivering. Recorded with a black sony digital ic voice recorder.

Shaking a plate of metal sheet 01.

A quieter raw audio mp3 recording of a person rubbing their cold hands together and shivering. Recorded with a black sony digital ic voice recorder.

This is sort of a cartoon sound recorded with a pg 58 from shure. It was made by wiggling and deforming a carbon fiber rectangle.

A cartoony chattering teeth sound effect recorded with a zoom h4n. Feel free to use this for whatever you'd like, credit's not optional but nice.

Short clip of someone shivering.

Attempting to define the relentless nature of the human collective unconsciousness. Sorry carl gustav, i couldn't resist ;). . .

**pleace, be carefull and reduce volume. **. This is original sound of a razorblade scratching the surface of glas. This noise was created to make a painfull noise. Headphones recommended. Recorded with zoom h2n - slightly filtered and cut of useless frequencys below 2k.

Teeth-chattering effect. Raw recording with slight amplification. You can also use this sound as if it were a knife cutting vegetables. You can use my sounds freely. It would be great if you credit me. Leave a comment and tell me for which project you used it. Daniel lucas, danlucaz. 2020.

It's a sound you usually can hear in a horror movie. It makes your blood freeze if it wasn't ice already. It has medium attack and very long decay. The sound's timbre is similar to what a metal gong could do when hit inside a cathedral. Synthesized with zynaddsubfx inside lmms. Rendered as 96khz/32-bit. Edited and normalized in audacity.

A sputtery drum beat. The bass is from freesound, the snare is from a small chop of my fist hitting an oil drum, and the small breath that acts as percussion is from a children's toy. The hi-hats are from vinyl crackles and mistakes in other recordings, made to sound like the crackles themselves are making the music. 88 beats per minute. Used this in my song tai chi, chai tea: https://soundcloud. Com/user-32192831-668958257/tai-chi-chai-tea.