1,135 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Wet Snow"

Lofi (mobile) recording of melting snow down into the catch pit.

Splashing water on an electric burner. Some really nice low end beef. Has many uses.

Recorded on zoom recorder, calgary alberta, canada. Wind and slow steps on deep snow.

Stone basement of an old abandoned school house while snow melt drips and runs through the cracks and roof dripping on the stone floor. Note: this is the right mono track to a stereo recording. If you want both find: derelict basement. R. Wav.

Stone basement of an old abandoned school house while snow melt drips and runs through the cracks and roof dripping on the stone floor. Note: this is the right mono track to a stereo recording. If you want both find: derelict basement. L. Wav.

Me walking outside on a cold winter morning on real snow.

A walk on snow recording the streams of water appearing from the melting snow in spring. Recorded with my samsung cellphone in the woods of mid - norway in april 2015. Converted to mp3 format by nch software.

I've recorded some rubber mats rubbing against a tabletop in my kitchen. At times it sounds like a car skidding. Recorded with zoom h2 at 96khz/24-bit. Converted to flac with audacity. Making of: https://youtu. Be/3qwqjmja4gy.

Small light splash & trickle sounds, recorded by interacting with water in various ways, light hit with closed fist, loose fist, flat palm, swishing about, assorted timings. Water in a large bowl, small, bowl, and a plate on a towel in my bathroom, recorded on a zoom h4n. Clean unedited raw audio.

The sounds of yeezy 700 v3 walking outside in the rain.

The sounds of walking through muddy/mucky patches after rain within a forest in howard county, maryland. This sound was recorded on a zoom h6 handy recorder with a sennheiser shotgun microphone.

Recorded on a zoomh2n in the back garden. Sounds of a washing line, distant cars, wet weather.

Footsteps on wet dirt-road. Recorded with zoom h4n pro.

About 24 minutes of rain captured in my back yard. A couple of spaces you can hear cars driving by.

The sound of a tap dripping in a bathroom sink.

A fish rolling over on sand, flopping after. Foley.

Squelching sound from walking in the rain.

Go crazy, unintenionally sounding like petar griffon, from a russian tv series family smietana.

Rain water dripping from the gutter to the ground. 11:00 pm.

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

Oh, the humanity!.

For your slapping needs.

Your hard slap needs.

Wet intersection car-bys.

Various water movements in a bathtub to simulate bathing. Includes some short heavy splashes. Originally recorded for a short film where one of the characters takes an off-screen bath. Recorded (if i remember correctly) with a sennheiser mkh-416 microphone into a sound devices 302 mixer.

Running water into a bathtub. The faucet is audibly turned on and off at the beginning and end. The temperature of the water is tested at several intervals resulting in some variation to the water sound. Individual drips can be heard after the water is turned off. Take 2 of 2. Originally recorded for a short film where one of the characters takes an off-screen bath. Recorded (if i remember correctly) with a sennheiser mkh-416 microphone into a sound devices 302 mixer.

Running water into a bathtub. The faucet is audibly turned on and off at the beginning and end. Individual drips can be heard after the water is turned off. Take 1 of 2. Originally recorded for a short film where one of the characters takes an off-screen bath. Recorded (if i remember correctly) with a sennheiser mkh-416 microphone into a sound devices 302 mixer.

A sound effect of a shower running loudly.

Wet peas dropped in a glass bowl. Recorded through audacity with an audio technica a2020 microphone. I reduced some backround noise and sent it through a high pass to reduce low frequencies.

Sound of water falling from the top to the impact on a hard surface.

Sound of water to be poured into a bathroom in a toilet.

Small plate being put into water and pulled back out again. Would work well for small objects coming out of a sink, pool, tub, or shower. Drip doesn't last very long- very subdued. Quiet.

Rain and thunder outside my window. You can hear the water dripping off the roof into puddles on the ground. Recorded on a windows x8 phone and left as-is. If you use it, shout-outs welcome: production-now. Com.

Smacking a water bottle.

Submerging a plastic water bottle into some water.

Submerging a plastic water bottle into some water. Lots of bubbling.

Softly putting a water bottle under water.

Wet dripping dribble water-tap on plastic tub in a sink.

Miked at 3" distance from mouth. H4 zoom recorder.

A crude recording of wet sound made with my mouth (some funny moans too). ---. Una grabación cruda de sonidos hechos con mi boca, entre húmedos y expresivos. Grabados con una zoom h4-n.

I braved a bit of water falling from the sky to get this sample!.

You tell me you love the rain, yet you use an umbrella to protect you from it - bob marley.

Rain drops.

Water dripping.

City mid traffic recorded after rain.

These bottle caps were hurled rapid-fire at a leaning tower of jugs in my kitchen. I recorded this using an akg condenser mic, and an m-box interface. These sounds were effected in protools with flanger, delay, and reverb.

Washing machine agitating while full of clothes and water. Several times the machine is turned off, resulting in the agitator spinning down and the water in the drum sloshing to a stop.

Spitting, hissing, sizzling noise created by pressing a small wet towel onto an electric stovetop.

Just some thunder we had during a quick storm today.

This is a singing glass with a cat meowing in the background. 1. Hold the empty wine glass on a tabletop at the base of the stem with one hand. 2. Wet the index or middle finger of your other hand with some water. 3. Lightly rub your wet finger along the rim of the glass. 4. As you rub the glass, you will hear the "singing" sound of the glass. You may have to re-wet your finger periodically and/or adjust the pressure of your finger on the rim of the glass to keep producing the sound. 5. You can change the pitch of the sound by adding water to the glass. Minidisc.