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Popping open, taking pills out and closing the plastic pill container.

Taking pills out of the box and popping one out of the sheet.

Opening, taking pills out and closing plastic pill container.

This is the sound of pills in a bottle rattling.

Shake pills.

Bottle of pills.

Tipping over a bottle of pills and getting a few then tipping it back and closing it.

Removed the hum from cognito-perceptu's pill-bottle-4 sample. Original sample had truck in background in addition to some low frequency hum. Used the remove hum feature on izotope rx2 and, presto-chango, no distracting background noise. Now there is still a high frequency hum which i did not touch. I think this could be mitigated with a low pass filter in eq if you choose.

Plastic bottle of pills being moved around (tums).

Sound of opening a prescription pill bottle, taking out a pill, and swallowing it. Recorded on a studioprojects b1 mic.

This sound file contains basic movement of a bottle of acetaminophen (29 pills contained inside). The movements i made are based on the everyday use of the pills. The reason these pills are specifically called acetaminophen is because all pills make a specific sound including the amount stored inside.

This is the sound of pulling a pill out of a plastic and aluminum packaging. Este es el sonido de sacar una pastilla de un empaque de plástico y aluminio. Grabado en apple watch series 6.

Picking up a pill bottle with some movement.

Shaking a bottle of pills. Opening lid and taking a pill out. Mostly shaking and turning the bottle. Fast and slow action sounds of pills moving in bottle.

Two events of rattling a plastic bottle of pills.

Pills sound.

This is the sound of pills being shook in a bottle.

This is a sound of a large metallic pill blister being opened and the pill dropped onto a glass sheet on a desk. The sound was recorded on a huawei p10 smartphone. Sound was amplified 5 db using audacity.

Picking medication up from bathroom counter.

Opening pill bottle.

One pill being shaken around in a plastic bottle.

Pills in a bottle shaking.

Microfone utilizado: microfone condensadorgravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.

Pílulas na embalagem de plástico.

Shaking a pill bottle.

This is me shaking an aspirin bottle.

Opening pill bottle, pouring into hand, closing bottle.

A la hora de tomar mi medicina decidí grabar el sonido.

Pill bottle opening and closing.

Take of pills.

Advil bottle being used.

A prescription pill bottle being shaken. Recorded on blue snowball for the super legit podcast.

Pills shaking in bottle.

Pills being taken out of a metal wrapper: a very distinct metallic sound can be heard. It is sharp and high-pitched. You can hear a pop when the pill is being taking out of it's housing. Great to create tension in a scene. Recorded with the zoom h6, rode ntg.

Shaking pills on a glass bottle, opening and closing the bottle.

The light handling of a standard plastic bottle full of capsules. Includes opening, rummaging for and removing a pill and closing.

Opening and shutting a pill bottle.

Sound of pill bottle being opened, pills being poured out then back in, and then the bottle being closed.

Plastic bottle of pills lid pop open-closed chewing pills (tums).

Pills being shaken in a bottle and the lid is opened.

Please excuse the naming convention. It is for a university project that i had to begin with my student number. This is a sound effect of pills being popped out of their packaging.

Headache ridden sound recordist picks up pill bottle, one pill rattles around. Fumble with child proof lid, pill pour, lid snapped back on. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Concerta child lock twist open lid, pills, full container.

Pills being shaken in a plastic container.

Sonido mientras sacas un medicamento de su envoltorio. Sound of a medicine.

Pills on glass being shaking with hands.

Barulho de uma pequena caixa de plástico com pílulas balançando.

Opening pills.

Leftover noises from my recording session.

Shaking a bottle of prescription meds.