17 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Vitamin"

Recorded with samsung galaxy j5.

Vitamins in a container being taken out and the container shaken.

Vitamin bottle lid sound.

My friend shaking two small cans of d-vitamin pillshe's drumming with his fingers on the cans at the end. Recorded in my friends kitchen.

Effervescent tablet in a water bowl dissolving in water. Recorded with zoom h2.

Real hq sound of tablet dissolving.

Shaking a few different containers of vitamins multiple times. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

A container of pills being shaken, then the cap is unscrewed, and some tablets are poured out. Then they are put back in and the cap is screwed back on.

This is a recording of a vitamin c tablet dissolving in a cup of water. Recorded with an edirol r-o9 and a nice hydrophone. By lifting the hydrophone in and out of the water some very nice filtering effects where created. This sound has many applications for sound design!.

A canadian man from bc reminisces about his vitamin collection and describeswhat happens when you stay healthy with pills. . .

Multi vitamins dropped into an 18inch frame drum and shaken.

Vitamin bottle shaking edited to sound like someone walking on rocks.

A fizzy tablet dropped into the glass of water and dissolves.

I recorded this to give an equip sound for my paintball gun in the video game project i'm participating in.

Recorded with a sony pcm-m10. Me hitting a cardboard box in my kitchen. Processed in ableton live with eq, red-17, kramer tape, vitamin, and l2.

It's a recording of me taking some vitamin pills (3xrutinoscorbin). You can hear me taking the box, opening it, pulling out the blister, poping out the pills, putting the blister back into the box, closing the box, throwing it away, taking the pills into my mouth, taking a glass of water, dringing water, swallowing pills, putting the glass on the table, and breathing out. There is much background noise, bu it's static and i leaved a clear sample so you can denoise this. Recorded with a zoom h2 into ardour daw. Originally 4800khz/16-bit wav. Converted to flac with ardour.

Your stereotypical wind chime sound effect. Used a lot for transitions into dream sequences and flashbacks in movies and films. I took a very fast recording of someone hitting some orchestral chimes, slowed it down by over 200% and added some harmonic excitement and equalization in post production. Tools used:- usb logitech microphone (no lies, seriously used this $10 mic)- fl studio 12 by image line- vitamin by waves- dynamic eq by izotop. If you'd like me to edit or create any additional sounds for your project, please let me know. I'd be happy to help.