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A short 'click' sound that may be useful for things such as sound effects for games or something along those lines. Of course this sound is free for you to use in anything you please. (it was recorded using just my mouth and a little editing for anyone who cares. ).

A button.

This is a click sound i made with my mouth and edited.

An open door accidentally kicked, while leaving a room. 2 audio technica pro 37's 16bit 44. 1 stereo.

Objects dropped or struck to create a thump. 2 audio technica pro 37's 16bit 44. 1 stereo.

A very short noise, recorded with r09.

A very short noise with a wahwah effect, rec with r09.

This is a noise i found while listening to a recorded track that i thought sounded interesting, so i worked with it for a bit, eliminated all the extraneous noise, and amplified it to max volume without (unwanted) distortion.

A short concert high c on the alto sax.

Very small and short square wave. Short decay and reverb.

Just a short "blip" sound, can e. G. Be used for signalization of "you have sent a message".

This is a very brief sample obtained by opening a zip file with audacity. It sound a bit like a dial-up modem. It seems to work well for melodic solos and playing two or three note chords sounds good, too.

Short white noise.

Standard old style flip switch. Recorder: sony tcd-d100 portable dat recordermicrophone: akg c 1000s.

A simple button click sound (used in one of my games). Simply the sound of me clicking my tongue.

Vacuum cleaner *03.

Sound made with bottle.

Short handclap.

Pair of wah waves. First wave crests and second wave valleys.

Start on an interesting story.

Noise wav.

A sound made with two plastic bread clips interlocked on each other.

A short clip of a (intentionally) low-skill trumpet player playing a simple warm-up tune. Could be used to demonstrate technique improvements or what-not-to-do. Trumpet played was a yamaha allegro with a yamaha 14b4 mouthpiece. Recorded using the internal microphones of a tascam dr-40x at a distance of approximately 3 feet.

This is laptop keyboard click :d clicking mouse.

Dry firing an airsoft gun.

Finger clicks recorded with akg p120 and tascam dr-60d. Quiet room, normalized, trimmed. 96khz, 24bit, edited in 32bits.

A button-like sound.

The first little practice loop i made in fl. Feel free to use or not use, whatever works. If by some small chance you do play with it, let me know how it sounds!.

Airy "khhh" sound, enhanced version. I created the original sample some time in the early 2000s using creative wavestudio when i was playing with a small computer microphone.

Notes.

Pressing the button of a flashlight.

This is a very brief noise chunk that an old macintosh 68040 produced in the format translation process between application programs.

This is a squeak sound that i created by pressing a laundry cup together with my hands. It took me a very long time to replicate this exact sound as i had to press the laundry cup in my hands just the right amount to make this exact sound. I recorded this sound with my iphone. I am immensely looking forward to sharing more sounds with the freesound community, especially since i have been a part of this website for over ten years now!.

Multiple airhorns sounding off in a row. Cut and edited from the original sound posted by jacksonacademy.

Multiple airhorns sounding off in a row. Cut and edited from the original sound posted by jacksonacademy.

A short sound of a main menu type click.

A simple recording of a wind on a music box, repeatable and loopable. (if sound-effect is used i would recommend adding some slight variation to the pitch, so it isn't as repetitive!).

A simple fart.

A very short select sound, consisting of a high-pitched beep.

Wooden click for button.

A short sound of a button pushing.

A start-up sound, or, perhaps an angel landing. . . :).

For house, electro, trance and many many more!.

The sound of hitting a button.

The sound of a switch "click clack".

Small elevator ding, no reverb. Recordists peter brucker / recorded 4/21/2019 / shotgun microphone / created by flicking a wine glass.

Two short clicks.

Not really pad but similar.