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Not sure why i made this sound, probably out of frustration.

Man asking for help while dying.

First i shake 5 dices on my hand, then i rolled 5 dices on a wood table, then 4 dices and so on until i rolled 1 dice. Recorded with a simple mic. Wish you like it. _____. Primeiro chacolho 5 dados na minha mão, então jogo 5 dados numa mesa de madeira, depois 4 dados e assim por diante até rolar 1 dado. Gravei num microfonoe simples. Espero que goste.

Dice rolling recorded indoors with blue yeti and use for whatever you like.

Dice sound look4.

A sound effect of dice hitting a metal surface like a music stand.

Is a pack of seven dices a d4, d6. D8. D10, 12, d20 and a d100/20.

The sound of suspending phone!.

Mixing shells. Recorded in my studio na_niepo, microphone: røde nt1, software: pro tools. Your comments are greatly appreciatedcheers, piotr zaczek.

The sounds of dices in a leather cup.

The rolling of a dice on a table.

Using a dice tower to roll percentile dice, popular with ttrpg games like call of cthulhu or delta green. A very satisfying clattering sound.

The sound of me shaking my dice bag caught during a d&d podcast recording.

Recorded while sick. Hurray for germs! (*cringe*).

Dead/dying sound. Modulated synth playing chromatic digital dying sound. Www. Daleaudio. Comtwitter @dalegrins!.

A rather weird demise of some sort.

A die bouncing several times on the ground.

Me experimenting with my voice. This is the raw version, so it's a great sample for processing. I hope you find it useful! also if used, a link to your work would be most appreciated!.

The sound of a dye being rolled, i found that it doesn't matter whether it's a 6 sided dye, a 4 sided dye, a 20 sided dye, or a 60 sided dye, it all sounds the same. . . And yes i have a 60 sided dye. . .

A pair of metal dice being rolled onto a wooden table.

I recorded the sound of three dice being rolled into a wooden table. Using this sound after my other sound, 'diceshake' can give nice dice roll sounds in a dice game for example.

Young male coughing.

A young male sounds like dying asking for help.

An ancient roman yells or +cries out for help from his personal angelic guardian ambrosius ammour. The pronunciation is true classical, as opposed to the fake classical taught in universities for over a hundred years.

This was made for the audiobook "the fall of nystol and other tales" at realmsofwhitehawk. Com. The dying vystonn a regulian noble speaks his last words bleeding to death on the floor of the hall of royal and noble inquiry. The pronunciation is true classical, as opposed to the fake classical taught in universities for over a hundred years.

Recorded by ada paunovadone on a zoom h6.

Hero dying sound for game development.

Zombie noises i recorded while sick; tried to sound like a headcrab zombie. Would be of good use in a game, or even as a background noise.

Desperate screaming man.

This sound is a beep like heart monitor, i created with an audio editor, i used cine wave 5000 hz with intervals of 500 ms betuin the beeps i also aplied a soft reverb. Unfortunately this people dies on the end. Sad.

Alarm clock on the fritz recorded 2010-12-07.

This is the sound of a digital gadget dying.

Painful sounds and death.

A dying man.

Sounds of a dice cup. Recorded with mobile phone.

Ouch! (use for whatever you'd like).

Just some muffled choking sounds interrupted by a laugh in the middle for my terrible performance :) used in an indie horror flick, and thought it might be useful to you all.

Recorded on voice memos.

The sound of tiles shuffling.

This raptor isn't so clever.

A recording of me screaming when it was revealed that the traitor in our gmod ttt lobby was standing right next to me. Recorded with the at2020 microphone. Available in wav file type. Feel free to use this as you please, no credit is due, just don't claim this is your sound. It would be awesome if you could link me where you used it so i could laugh it off. Check my youtube channel - https://www. Youtube. Com/channel/uclrmzh0okgc2virsqv3glig.

Recording of 2 dice being thrown onto a wooden table top. Audio consists of dice jangling against each other in hand before being released onto the table. Recorded in a bedroom using a zoom h6 recorder.

I drove my car into a wall; and recorded the proximity alert from it. I then washed it through audacity; slowed it 23%; and trimmed the edges. The result? -chilling. A few indistinct gulps cool the atmosphere a little more. It's not the making of a corpse - but it sounds a bit like it?. Recorded late at night in my car by my home with the engine off in fog - so the sound is 'hollowed' by the atmosphere. Recorded using a sennheiser mke300 'shotgun' mic. Cropped in audacity; and saved as aif file. What a chilling way to go. . . ?.

So these are all real reactions to certain things i do, i. E, video games, narrations, etc. Funny story. . . The reason this one is from far away is because while recording a narration, a lovely spider decided to descend from the ceiling, and i flipped out, having decently bad arachnophobia. It also got near my hamster's cage, so naturally i bellowed "die!" when killing it. I'm uh. . . Very passionate about certain things. I myself need genuinely real vocal reactions. I often look for voice clips here on freesound, and there's just some stuff that isn't here. I know i'm not the only one, either, so i post mine as well so others may use them. Interestingly, i've gotten one person who took the time to uh. . . Tell me how they. . . Disapproved of my voice clips, so i just wanted to say that if you wanna use them, do, if not, don't, that's why they are there. I enjoy animating, and others do too, wanting to use others' voice clips. I also had a couple people make techno remixes of a lot of my sounds (thank you by the way, they're awesome). It's not that i care about the. . . Interesting way the one person expressed their opinion, it's just to let some similar acting people know that i post these for a reason. *shrug* but whatever floats your zeppelin, i honestly don't care. Anyway, for those who do use them, thank you. :p.

Plastic dice (1) rolling on a piece of paper on a wooden table (to simulate a carton board). Recorded with a se electronics se1 cardioid mic into motu 828mk2 interface, 48khz, pointing at the source, around 30cm away. Small, slightly treated room with reflective walls.

Hello and welcome everyone from istanbul. This is emin. I'm really happy if you like my audio recordings and sound effects. I'm trying so hard to improve myself on this. I'd really appreciate it if you'd like to support me. I'll buy new equipment with all the money i earned. Thank you for everything. Litecoin (ltc) adresslftxm1w4p8w7yrh69ppwffb2bnsqczebbg. **i'm sending my personal archive to everyone who donated.

Recorded with the on-board x-y mic of a zoom h4n pro on june 13, 2021 in the carpeted stairwell of an nyc apartment building.

Recorded with the on-board x-y mic of a zoom h4n pro on june 13, 2021 in the carpeted stairwell of an nyc apartment building.