8,157 免版稅 音軌，用於"水果"

Water is dripping (comically).

Opening and closing my water bottle because i thought it sounded interesting :) recorded with my iphone x's camera and then put through mediaconvert (mobile app) to turn the file into a. Flac.

Water drip sound made by flicking cheek. Light reverb added.

These are very soft and quiet bubbles burbling up to the surface of the water. I couldn't find any sounds for soft, gentle bubbles – so i made some. Recorded using a blue yeti, with a large plastic bowl in front of the microphone, and straws taped together reaching outside the booth. Raw, unprocessed audio.

Water in a bucket being sloshed around.

The sound of the cap of a water bottle being screwed on and off a few times.

Electric kettle boiling water in my kitchen, one of those see through kettles.

Water drop sound.

Sound.

Water dripping out of a faucet.

Blowing bubbles through a straw into a small vase half full of water. Sony ecm-ms907 mic, using sony mz-r35 as preamp, recorded into logic pro 7, normalized. May have clipped at one point.

Recorded from my balcony at about 23 hundred hours on new year's eve in 2012. Mostly sounds of fireworks which echo from neighbouring buildings and water dripping in nearby gutter. Some distant human voices and traffic noise. Recorded with a zoom h1 portable stereo recorder.

Exactly what it sounds like.

Water dripping inside a metal rain gutter.

A short boiling water moment, mic was a little too far. . . But the sound's good.

A new one, with better sound.

A short boiling water moment.

Dripping water - on a dish and/or on a metal plate.

Dripping water - on a dish and/or on a metal plate.

Dripping water - on a dish and/or on a metal plate.

Dripping water - on a dish and/or on a metal plate.

Recording of dripping water (on dish and/or metal plate).

Recording of dripping water (on dish and/or metal plate).

Recording of dripping water (on dish and/or metal plate).

Single drop of liquid with slight reverb.

Snapping of fingers on the cheek. Recorded in my studio na_niepo, microphone: røde nt1, software: pro tools. Your comments are greatly appreciatedcheers, piotr zaczek.

Chugging water.

Here are some good bouncy water droplet sounds.

Electric kettle boiling waterrecorded with tascam dr07.

Pouring water in a small glass.

Pouring water in a small glass.

Pouring water in a small glass.

Ambient recorded before a fish auction at the fish market of gandia. You can hear fishermen talking and working. Also the electronic bids are being tested.

Two tones water drops in the bucket.

An ultrasonic humidifier working. Recorded by sony xperia c5305.

My recording "fizzy water" is much better than this version. Please use it, not this one. I made a video recording of a glass of carbonated water in a tall glass, using an ipad. Then i played it back and recorded it using a zoom h2 stereo recorder. So it got processed through the different media. It produces a nice fizzy sound that some people will find useful.

Water bubbling.

Just some bubbles blowing into water with a rubber tube. Could be used for laboratory foli or boiling water. Some echo, but not too bad if you keep the volume low.

Water sounds from southern tyrol.

Testing pre-recorded mouth popping to be used as background water dripping.

Other placesrecorder: zoom h2 / other portable devicesoftware: pro tools / audacity / ocenaudio. Your comments are greatly appreciatedcheers, piotr zaczek.

Water splash recorded in wav 48khz 24bit using a zoom h4n and denoised.

My first upload. A stream in the poconos, near bushkill falls, pa. Used a minidisc recorder and 2 small plugin mics. Just eq'ed a bit to take off any low wind rumbles to get a cleaner sound. Hope you like it.

Rain.

Water drip.

Water getting into a hole.

Ambient underwater soundscape 2.

Ten various splashes. I recorded sounds resulted from dropping small stones into a plastic bucket full of water.

Water running down a creek. Recorded with zoom h1edited with audacity.

A sound made by compressing and warping and reversing simple vocals , like "hello" and "how are you" can be used for creepy alien sounds, or computer voices, made using the free audacity.