5,903 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Water Dam"

Water sloshing at a slow speed.

Water splash sounds. Sound of object falling into water. Made with rode mic on mic stand with zoom h4n. Not processed.

These are very soft and quiet bubbles burbling up to the surface of the water. I couldn't find any sounds for soft, gentle bubbles – so i made some. Recorded using a blue yeti, with a large plastic bowl in front of the microphone, and straws taped together reaching outside the booth. Raw, unprocessed audio.

Pouring water, close-up, one single long pour.

Blew some bubbles using a straw and pitcher of water.

Shower water dripping continuously.

Jumping into lake, water splash, sliding rock down slide into water (2005). Minidisc recorder with sony ecm-ds70p.

Wc water drop. Codec- mono- 48 000 hz- 24 bits.

Just pouring water into a glass no prob here. Sub to my channel i made a video about sfx. Https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/ucodrkq_qvkbpigxgbvahkba?view_as=subscriber.

Water.

Water splashing.

A larger water splash, recorded on a zoom h4n.

Microphones 2x rode nt5 (ortf) and rode ntg-3.

Boiling water in a modern kettle from start to finish.

Sound of water lapping at the shore in loch lomond.

Rain sound, water drops. Recorded with my phone (lg g7).

Water dripping inside a metal rain gutter.

Stepping on thin ice on top of a puddle in a park.

Toilet flush in a small room. Clean sound, modern european toilet. Recorder: tascam dr-100processing: none.

Boiling a really tasty pumpking.

Shower turning on, running, then turning off.

The sound of water heating up and boiling in a kettle.

A stream with some birdsong in the background. Recorded with tascam dr-40, x-y position, 48khz 24 bit. Cleaned up in rx2.

Submarine/underwater sound.

Recorded using an iphone 6s. Water running into a drain on a college campus. Unedited, some background noise can be heard at the end of the recording.

Toilet flushing.

The sample was taken in tyrol/austria and is from a small creek streaming down the mountains. The device was an olympus ls-11.

Spraying water from a spray bottle.

Rain water pouring out of a gutter downspout into a puddle, after a storm. Recorded close up.

Rain water pouring out of a gutter downspout into a puddle, after a storm. Recorded from a few feet away.

This is a small river that crosses the hills near the town i live in. I recorded this standing real close to the water to catch even the tiniest drops.

This is a small river that crosses the hills near the town i live in. I recorded this standing real close to the water.

A drinking fountain turned on.

Very fast waters rushing over stones, creating waves and sough.

Very fast waters rushing over stones, creating waves and sough.

Water flowing across the road at buttsbury wash in essex, uk. This was recorded on the morning of 19/01/2019. Recorded with sennheiser me66/k6 attached to a zoom h5. No editing, apart from the fades at the beginning and end, which were carried out with audacity.

Running water. Recorded with a tascam dr-44wl.

I recorded boiling water sound randomly with zoom h1n.

This sound is constant, soft and generates a sensation like relaxation or calm. It had to be activated by turning the water tap to turn it on.

Running water from a restroom`s faucet.

Drops falling into a bucket full of water. Recorded in a closed and silent room.

Single drops of water fall out of a sink on a solid surface.

Close-miking of coffee being poured into a mug. Akg 414, hypercardioid setting, 40hz roll off. Room noise eliminated in post with izotope rx7.

Sound of hot water being poured into a cup of water.

Sound of hot water being poured into a cup of water.

Sound of hot water being poured into a cup of water.

Pouring water into a glass with an eco-filtro.

This is the sound of a bathroom faucet recorded in stereo with a sony pcm-d100 and edited in reaper.

This is the sound of a bathroom faucet turned on and off with running water recorded in stereo with a sony pcm-d100 and edited in reaper.

The whole process of a water boiler: filling at the faucet, cooking the water, filling the can.