372 безкоштовних аудіофайлів для "Руйнування"

This sound was remade. . . So. . . .

Recorded with rode svm microphone. Crackling bubbles on foil by hands.

It's a recording of three emtec cd-rs being broken with bare hands. I had 3 audio cd-r that were burned useless. I decided to record their last sounds. You can hear the cds cracking and breaking, me bending them and trying to break them - they were pretty elastic - i had to learn how to crack them. So at first i had some trouble. Around 0:45 you can hear as i'm bending two cds together they squeak and crackle but don't break. The sound is not edited (hence the tag "raw") - no processing was done - i just truncated the beginning and the end leaving you everything you might need. Recorded with a zoom h2 placed on my bed. I was breaking the cds above it. There was a lot of splinters around, you can hear me fiddle with them from around 2:10 on. Originally wav 96khz/24-bit. Truncated and converted to flac with audacity.

Because i consider myself primarily a harsh noise producer, i decided to upload a few examples for those who have ears still virgin to the horrors of terrorous hardcore industrial noise.

I evolved my jigglypuff via moonstone into a wigglytuff and ran my gameboy through a series of effects pedals to dramaticize the evolutionary process.

Sound of creaking or something destruction.

Deformation of can.

Deformation of paper.

Recording of a series of metal smashes that build then drop in intensity, edited with audacity.

Nice little explosion sound that i made.

A4 paper sheet tear. Tascsm dr-05 + panasonic wm-61.

Frequency sweep generated in audacity, then added some effects in wavepad. This sound would fit well for end of the world sirens or something. Enjoy!.

Voice broke mug.

I remember i broke something off of a soda can to make this sound. It just sounds like something breaking, could fit in many cases. It would be very fun if you left a comment on how you used this, i would be interested to hear. Given the cc0 license, you don't have to credit me of course, it is in the public domain after all, but i wouldn't exactly come complaining if you did!.

Something meets an energetic end with some sort of powerful implosion.

Tearing of paper - long.

Thud of plastic bag.

Tearing of paper - short version.

I found a bunch of old broken tripods and random plastic pieces and slammed it on the floor as hard as i can, and then i added some distortion in audacity to give it that "punch" sound.

Sound of some kind of digital sonic fiery destruction. Imagin the end of the world through a nuclear explosion. Made using extreme settings on some filters. For the earthwaterfirewind contest.

Crunching and snapping sounds from a building demolition.

A second portion of a recording of a building demolition. The machine used was a scoop.

Smashing thin chunks of ice by throwing them down on concrete.

A gate being heavily kicked.

A large, industrial-era brick factory building in lawrence, massachusetts is demolished with controlled explosive charges. Recording was made from the other side of a large parking lot.

Retro object destroy sound perfect for retro destroying games.

Recorded some of the furnitures in my house via xiaomi red mi 5a and then added some extra bass to make it realistic.

Small collection of some stones getting brokenrecord at local stone quarry.

An excavator is sorting demolition waste on a demolition plant in the suburbs of paris, france. It's mainly separating steel elements from concrete.

Field recording of a demolition plant in a paris suburb. An excavator is filling a container with demolition waste. Recorded with a zoome h2n in x/y stereo mode.

Field recording of a dump truck compressing/destroying bulk trash in a desert street of a parisian suburb. Wood breaking, glass breaking, impacts, glass being swept away, truck engine in the background. Recorded with a zoom h2n in x/y stereo mode.

Sound of the earth opening up, something like the end of the world. Made using a whole bunch of filter plugins. Lots of sub bass. If you have a decent bass response, this will shake your windows. For the earthfirewindwater contest.

A dish smashes.

Deformation of an empty beer can.

The sound of a drinking glass or bottle being dropped or otherwise destroyed in a distant room. Can also be used for something like bullet impacts or vehicle collisions.

Tearing apart pieces of wood. Recorded with at 2035.

Made for citrusbunny, but available for anyone. Enjoy!.

Short, heavy sound of a glass object being shattered. Created by mixing and editing, in audacity, some recordings of a glass object being thrown on the ground.

Metal pipe dropping for destruction or construction.

It's painful but it had to be done. . . Here's the field record of a demolition plant in the paris suburb of pantin. An old factory is beeing reduced to dust, prior to some housing developements. On this recording, you can hear one excavator actually tearing down the building while another one is sorting junk in the backyard. Recorded with a zomm h2n in x/y stereo mode.

Field recording of a demolition plant in a paris suburb. Demolition waste is beeing sorted and filled in a container. Record with a zoom h2n in x/y stereo mode. There's a train passing by at the end; since it seemed to fit naturally in the soundscape, i chose not to remove it. . .

Punched a cardboard box.

A distorted falling reese. Reminds me of some sort of malfunction. Made with image-line harmor and its built-in distortion and unison modules. (and other random fx. ).

A large scoop pounding away at a concrete bridge to demolish it. Sounds of metal and concrete banging repetitively. Background is an idling utility service truck.

A large scoop lifting debris from a demolished building and crunching it into the bed of a dumptruck.

As titled. Ice smashing, 4 iterations, blank in between.

Recording of traditional sneaker with hard rubber sole stepping down on glasses on hardwood floor. Moderate room tone present. First takes are extremely near to glasses on floor, then followed by takes done about a meter away and at waist height. Glasses used were a pair of old metal framed earhook with polymer type prescription lens and an all plastic frame "blue light reducing" pair with plastic lens. Recorded on a tascam dr-05 linear pcm recorder around 11pm on 5/20/17.

An edit of studiomandragore's explosion while playing around in audacity.

It is a sound i created for my project. I used it for destruction of some bigger ships. But it should works for others. I used rifle sound, thounder and volcano eruption sound. And mixed it with audacity.