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Bone crack.

Sound of fingers being clicked.

Sound of finger being cracked.

Msu poolhall at 5 oclock mst, some audible conversation mixed with walla and pool sounds.

Another recording of rain and thunder, but in some ways a better one. This one is a surprisingly big crack and rumble preceded and followed by a nice sounding rain. I made this by positioning a stereo-matched pair of akg c451b condenser mics in an exaggerated x-y configuration (a wider stereo field) and aiming them out of my open window. The mics went into a universal audio 2-610 preamp, an apogee duet 2, and then ableton at 48khz and 24 bits. I believe i had the mics set flat, and there was no post processing (though i was mightily tempted to upload the much-better-sounding eqed and compressed files) so that you can fine tune it to suit your needs. You'll notice that the loudest parts of the thunder boom clipped the input, but, due to the pleasant and forgiving nature of vacuum tubes, the clipping sounds more compressed than distorted. Feel free to use this sound in any commercial or artistic work! you do not need to credit me.

That oh-so-nice feeling of cracking your fingers. Such simple pleasures. . .

Some creaking or clicking sounds from the floor panel in my kitchen. I used some of it myself after changing tempo or pitch a bit.

A spring assist knife opening with some reverb added. Used as a sound cue in a production of annie.

This is a mix of like nearly 30 recordings of my knuckles cracking.

Tearing apart a chicken carcass for the sound effects. A couple small bones breaking, producing a sharp and brief crack. Recorded on a tascam dr-40 and cleaned up in audacity. If you use it, shout-outs welcome: production-now. Com.

Styrofoam recording with at 4033a to digi003 rack.

Here's a sound i made by cracking a leather belt to simulate reins cracking.

Crumpling of a soft plastic candy bag.

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.

An altered bit of myself cracking my knuckles, but it sounds good for any bone cracking. Recorded with a logitech webcam.

We had just damp wood and it was a chilly evening. The wood is not burning yet, a lot of cracks, pops and sizzles can be heard. I can smell it, too. Recorded with a zoom h1 in a medium room, mic held at 30 cm ca. From the fireplace.

Crunchy fir-cone, to get it- pressed cone with my foot.

Human cracking knuckles.

Lower back vertebrae cracking by stretching.

Small quick knuckles popping/cracking.

Old wooden closet cracks.

Cracking and twisting of a broken piece of bamboo. Mono recording from shotgun mic and solid state recorder.

Plugging in a microphone on a computer3. 5mm pink audiojack.

Polystyrene recording slowed down to create the effect of shifting and cracking ice for a show about mount everest.

Trying to get a back crack sound by breaking uncooked spaghetti.

Recorded on a zoom h4n.

Popping my knuckles.

My knuckles cracking.

I also uploaded neck-snap and neck-snap_short. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

I also uploaded neck-snap_short and neck-snap_up-tempo. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

Rope cracking ice.

Need anything else be said?.

The snapping of spaghetti.

I made this sound by cracking my knuckles, then i lowered the pitch and reversed it.

Wav file recorded in stereo, recorded on a zoom h6. A twig being snapped.

Various sounds of bones cracking, recorded on blue microphone snowball.

A recording of peppercorn being ground up, using an olympus ws-852.

Bone breaking with gore(actually me killing romaine-lettuce).

I also uploaded neck-snap and neck-snap_up-tempo. These are all the same sound with _short being the file with the fastest tempo. All sounded like bones crunching to me, but the source was actually the sound of a boot stepping on a pair of dry pine cones from an austrian pine. Use it for whatever it sounds like to you.

The sound of a whip being used repeatedly.

Foley of me cracking some ice. .

Ice cracking sound made with styrofoam.

Whip crack.

The supersonic bullet crack used in my l4d2 modification, created artificially with audacity. Use however you see fit.

Recorded on zoom h6 by luba maznova and zlatina tochkova.

A sound that sounds like the btd bloon pop. Made by stabbing a knife into an apple. Made in audacity.

Snapping small pieces of plastic by hand. Only effect applied is a 100hz highpass.

Sound of a granola bar crunching. Could be good for ice breaking, biting, or cracking of something.

An egg being cracked and its shell removed.

Ice cracking.