667 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Wet Splat"

A gobbet of runny toothpaste lands in a porcelain sink.

Me slapping my hand in front of the mic.

This is my recording of a cartoon mouth hit/sputter/splat.

Features many lengths from short to apocolypseall made with my arm. Gross.

Heavy impact effect with resonating mid and high frequencies. This sample employs the full range of frequencies and uses multi-band stereo imaging effects.

A hand slapping glass.

A hand slapping glass.

Eyelid movement emulated witha wet cloth.

Blowing through a large diameter dringking straw into bubble tea.

A plunger stuck to the floor and pulled away.

Respuesta impulsional del aula.

Guitarra sin reverb convolucionada con la respuesta impulsional del aula.

Sweeping sound effect rich with high frequencies and stereo imaging. Works within any scale.

Painting face, camoufage.

Painting face, camoufage.

Mouth stuff.

Recorded with tascam dr-100 mkiii.

A big splash of someone or something falling in the water.

Randomly moving a wet brush on a piece of paper.

Tapping on a bottle.

This is a sample of an actual foghorn w/ added reverb to sound distant.

A small glass bottle is submerged into a bucket of water and then turned on its side to let the air escape.

Listen how the rain falls ant wets the leaves.

Recorded with a zoom h2n.

The sounds of a penis inserting into a vagina.

Taking a shower.

Squeaking wet fingers on a bathtub interior. A surprising variety of pitches is produced.

Wet footsteps concrete sneakers metro pass.

Waves breaking on a small river in basel.

A water well, recorded with a korg mr-2 with it's built in microfon.

Car passes on wet street.

Squishy footsteps in wet mud, outside noisy.

Recorded during a walk in 10 cm deep snow +/-0 c.

Sneakers on wet ground.

Walking concrete shuffling.

When you move the water inside the bottle.

A mix of wet cloths, mouth sounds and some basic hits that make a slap or something like a wet cloth hitting a surface.

Sound of splashing water in bottle turned to dog shaking it off.

Walking on wet gravel.

Squishy footsteps to walking in a puddle.

Walking through water and wet slushy snow.

Turns out if the time is right for it, the microphone sensitive enough and you amplify with audacity, some pretty graphic sounds are present. Don't ask if it's real. It is. Sexual penetration and lots of movement, and i wasn't even in charge. :d almost inaudible during the act.

A tomato squishing.

A simple sound of an egg shell cracking. It was actually made by taking an index card and smashing it twice between my palms, putting them together, mixing and editing in audacity. Not very super realistic, but sounds good if it's flying and hits something.

Written originally in 1982 readapted for you use enjoy.

Punching sounds created by punching a box full of torn up bell peppers and grapefruit.

A nice wet-themed ambiance of early spring in a small midwestern town in the us. The spring peepers dominate, always in the background. The american toads trill off and on (:38----1:04, 2:09-----2:31, 5:50----6:07, 6:25----6:40)there is also a distant dog bark, with echo at 3:31. Distant car horn at 3:57. Since this was recorded on a busy weeknight at 7pm, a lot of distant car doors and people picking up and dropping off kiddos for basketball practice, choir practice and other ancient extracurricular activities. There is a particularly good door open and slam and muted conversations at 6:43 to 6:56 and again at 7:17stereo recording made on thursday night march 29th, 2018 using a sound devices 702 and an audiotechnica bp4025 stereo microphone. The original was recorded at the very high sample rate of 196hz. Enjoy a town winding down and internalizing on a cold, drippy wet night in either very late winter, or very early spring.

Repeated wet popping sound from very close-up, gasp edited out. Who knows what it's good for. Audacity of course.

Damp clothing being peeled away from the skin. Created by using white school glue left to go tacky on a cotton pad before being pressed on and pulled slowly off the skin.