1,890 免版稅 音軌，用於"瓷質茶盞"

Tea cups clinking together. Recorded with an h4n recorder in my dorm room.

China teacup being set down on a ceramic saucer. Cleaned up in audacity, recorded with fifine usb microphone w/condenser.

Porcelain teacup being set down on a ceramic saucer. Nice clink sounds. Cleaned up in audacity, recorded with fifine usb microphone w/condenser.

Tiny and resonant impacts with a tiny piece of metal on a tea cup (china like). Tonality: c-c#. Recorded with zoom h6 and clippy em184 from fel electronics. Light denoise with rx 7 spectral denoise.

A teacup being put onto a saucer. Several samples.

Several clinking sounds of putting down the lid of a large ceramic tea pot.

Several clinking sounds of putting down the lid of a small ceramic tea pot.

Two saucers being stacked. Several samples.

Stirring tea.

Boiling water being poured from the kettle into the teapot. Recorded with canonlegria camcorder.

The sound of blowing bubbles into iced tea. Recorded on my phone with no special software.

Pottery fall and breaks; several takes.

Tea is poured into a cup.

Sound of an electric tea kettle cycle.

I recorded different types of pouring sounds for a project. This one was too metallic for my purposes. Feel free to use it!.

Sound of a teapot uncovering and pouring the tea into a cup. Recorded indoor with tascam dr-40.

Turning on of teapot, boling, then cooling down. Recorded with jiayu g4 for my film school projects. Location - russia.

Sounds of teapot. Recorded with jiayu g4 for my film school projects. Location - russia.

Old fashioned tin mug being handled and then stirred with metal teaspoon.

Sound of a tea bag whispering?.

Water pouring into tea cup. Recorded with jiayu g4 for my film school projects. Location - russia.

Carrying teacups on a tray, which lightly jangle as they move. It's a raw file, recorded on a sex1 large condenser mic.

Teapot whistling.

Tea poured from a teapot to a cup. Recorded with zoom h1 recorder on the table next to a cup, in a small room. Normalized and filtered of low range noise in edison. 96khz 32-bit.

Opening a teabag.

Tea pot being set down on ceramic saucer, lid being placed on. Cleaned up in audacity, recorded with fifine usb microphone w/condenser.

Ceramic toilet lid being moved, grinding against the tank. Ow!.

Mouthy scraping, possibly ceramic, on metal door.

Me, stirring my tea glass with a metal spoon; at the and releasing the spoon. Recorded with a shure-beta 58a; then some post process in order to reduce the background noise.

Bubbles in water with a straw.

Boil tea feedback h2 zoom.

An actual latch on an actual pantry door. It's probably a hundred years old.

Stiring a cup of tea or coffee.

Sounds from sweet tea, hissing and gurgling.

The sound of a hot drink being poured and stirred.

Tea cups clanking together.

This sound was recorded using a zoom h1 audio recorder and edited on audacity.

Gas stove turning on, water boiling in kettle, steam whistle.

Recorded with h4n. Enjoy.

Breaking ceramic tile.

Various sounds of two ceramic tiles being dragged on top of each other.

Skittles poured into a ceramic bowl. Was recorded with a zoom h5 with the regular microphone, or a korg cm-300. Both mic versions are available here along some merged versions.

Hesitant staccato ceramic hit like sounds. Morphagene.

A small ceramic bowl being pushed and rolled around a table. Recorded with my lumix g7 camera with rode video micro attached to it.

Slowly pouring in to more mugs.

A proctor-silex electric tea kettle is turned on, reaches a boil, and shuts off automatically. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Stirring hot tea in mug with spoon. Recorded on a tascam dr-100mkiii with an audio technica at875r shotgun mic in 24/48 mono.

Tea bag. Recorded with behringer c4 and focusrite scarlett 2i2.

I took a big metal box with tea leaves inside and applied constant rotating motion to it. Can be looped perhaps. Hint: it was recorded at 96 khz, try playing this at 41,1 khz, sounds interesting. Recorded with zoom h1. No postprocessing.

Recording of a tea kettle whistle. Created using an hdr sound recorder from msu. Recorded 2014-09-13. Edited using audacity.