1,195 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Speaker Pop"

Potato slices frying in pan with minimal oil over gas range. Binaural condenser mic with minidisc used for sound harvest.

Naturally reverberant snap recorded 24-bit wide stereo in the stairwell of a house.

Small plastic pot with a metal hinge recorded with a pair of akg c391b's.

On this lo-fi recording, corn grains are sitting in a frying pan and begin to pop as the oil is hissing. It provides an interesting and regular popping sound suitable for mid-range frequencies. The recording is done with a tie-microphone, and extra treatment is done on audacity to reduce noise and isolate the sound.

One of those bendy straw tube things.

Dull thud from a water glass hitting my desk. Can be used for a lot of things. (game development).

Pops and snaps and plastic rustle of bubblewrap next to a construction site which is heard in the background. Probably some useful stuff in it. Tascam dr05.

Slurping and lip smacking. Free to use.

Recorded stereo xy mic configuration with two akg ck93 capsule mic with zoom h6.

Various pops i created. Free to use.

Crack a lack clickity clack dack it's the sound of bones crunching!. Or chips being eaten. Or just some plain boring regular branches snapping, because that's how the sound was made anyway. No bones were harmed in the process of this recording.

December 3rd 1:36 am 2006.

The sound of my guitar amp crackling.

Advancement or success deserves digital reinforcement of the accomplishment. By allowing the user to experience this media, you will convey a complete sense of a task earned well. No rights reserved.

Excerpts of from freesound #403476 , which has a variety of electrical noise. Extended version here.

Walking through mexico city's weekend market at the chapultepec park. People speaking spanish, walking and buying food and souvenirs. Recorded with my iphone 11.

A minute or so of loopable, stereo sound of a fireplace in the home of a pair of astronomers. Nice crackles in the high end, and some bassy flames with body. Enjoy and use as you like.

Crushing an empty can of soda in my hand. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Finger snaps. 'nuff said!.

An untraditional hybrid electronic loop with non-intrusive synthesizers and ambient pads.

A retro 70 bpm synth loop without drums for drunk pop singers and creepy lovers.

It was legal where i recorded this, god bless you oregon. Used here originally: https://soundcloud. Com/evil-ear/sets/oregon. Enjoy responsibly. Evil ear.

Uncorking several bottles of wine.

A short clip from one of my original compositions. All instruments, vocals and recording by f. Benjamin (me ~ badoink)equipment used: audacity, yamaha synthesizer, zoom r8 portable studio, hydrogen and my gronked up brain. All my sounds are licensed as creative commons 0 and can be used for whatever you like. I don't require that you give me credit but it is appreciated. I answer all my messages here so feel free to contact me.

Playing with soft drink.

Soda/pop can being crumpled, crushed by hand. More sounds like this on wavjunction. Com.

A robotic phone-like sound. You do not need to credit me if you use this sound. Made using audacity by generating tones and adding a distortion effect.

A woman drinking a glass of carbonated beverage.

A man drinking carbonated beverage, close/present.

For whatever reason, i decided to blow into a paper bag and pop it in my apartment. May be of some use to the mentally ill. Recorded with a rode ntg-2 shotgun microphone and a m-audio mobilepre usb audio interface.

The sound of me opening a big amonster energy drink, bought yesterday, february 6th, a the local store for under $3. This was, as i said, recorded february 6th, 2014, using a tascam dr-05. Narration included; however, you can cut out the naration and use just the sounds as well in a separate creatively engineered recording of your own. The name monster energy is copyright by its respectivecopyright holders, and is used only as a reference. Feel free to modify the recording and use any / all of it as you wish in any creative works. Just credit me for the recording source. Thanks.

A comical pop made vocally.

Close and distant fireworks at new years.

More distant bass-heavy fireworks and a few closer ones at new years.

Reminds me the turkish pop songs of 90's.

Popping the lid of a soda bottle. Recorded with an iphone 4s and edited with goldwave.

Setting off a small "fountain" type firework with sparks.

Two shots of a hollow-sounding high-frequency short-delay flanger on a synth chord. First is firmer, second has more of a suck to the attack.

Car idles, then revs for no other reason but to make a noise. Can't remember what type of car it was, but it was blue and little flames came out of the exhaust. Tascam dr-22wl, internal mics, deadcat. 15hz high pass filter.

A strong hiss sound from a frying pan. Could be used for all sorts of things. Recorded on a zoom h4n pro.

Background music thing for you to use for stuff.

Recording from a concert. A full choir and small orchestra, plus 100 audience members. The performers sat down between movements and all took a drink of water. The audience did too, and some light whispering occurred. Stereo recording at 24bit and 96khz.

Putting a sewing pin into fabric multiple times, puncturing fabric clothing with a needle or clothespin. Find more of our sound effects at www. Wavjunction. Com.

Vocal, speaking, and audio snippets of interviews of visual artists that i did as part of a collaborative music project in 2018. The idea was to chop up and use these samples for a trance / punk form of music - which we jokingly called prance music. I used some, but never released any music with it in the end. Maybe one day i will, but in the meantime - i hope you can find some use of these.

A short skateboard ride on the paving stone from start to stop. Zoom h4n.

A light switch flipped on and off.

Created by cracking one of my knuckles and pitching it up (along with lots of other adjustments).

Fire ambience sound, with some small crackles and pops throughout. Good for campfire or indoor fire sfx/ambience/tone. Recorded with a sennheiser mkh-50 into a zoom f4 recorder.

A classic dance-type noise clap. For the sake of an inside joke, i was going to put a lengthy description here, drenched in sarcasm, implying that this was stolen, but that's probably not a smart thing to do.

A sharp tug of a paper towel.