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Pouring cereal.

Made by smashing a thick glass jar with a hammer. Wanted to give a little something back for all the sounds i've gotten from here.

A raw egg being stepped on.

A raw egg being stepped on.

A raw egg being stepped on.

A raw egg being stepped on.

Glass being smashed with smaller fragments also being smashed.

Someone pressing a button repeatedly.

Happened to be recording when i dropped a small shotglass. Recorded with an h4n.

The sound of an object breaking. Could be glass, metal, etc. Original sound is actually a box of assorted metal pieces being dropped.

Variations of hammer hitting wood.

Glass being crackled and rubbed against one another.

Objectsmash the floor.

Table smash the floor.

Sonido simulando aplastar una mariposa, hecho con una piedra y una manzana. Sound that simulates smashing a butterfly, made with a rock and an apple.

A paper bag of broken glass shards is dropped around 5 ft. Recorded with tascam dr-1.

The sound of someone smashing a tableyou can use for any use (creative commons).

Banging and smashing sounds.

Three different glass breaks, used in the play léo (2006). Rode nt1a.

Sound effect of glass smashing and after sounds of glass moving and crunching.

Object being crushed.

I needed a nice breaking glass sound but none were quite punchy enough so i grabbed a few from here, comped them, eq'd them and panned them nicely. Here is the result. Hope somebody else finds it useful.

Knocking myself on wardrobes. Recorded with a rode nt-usb, exported in wav 16 bits with reaper.

Horse committing horse-play.

The cuckoo sound of a cuckoo clock. If you make use of this, please do credit me by including the following link. I’d also love to see / hear your project. Www. Eqavoxmusic. Com.

Well, i wanted to do add a sound to my recording of a chicken in a barn. I put the mic (zoom h2 - 4ch-around) outside on the ground and threw some corn around it, so that the chickens will walk around it and hopefully make some noise. The chickens are very chilled, so there are just clucking smoothly and you can hear them walking around. Further there some flies flying close to the mic, some birds and stuff. . . :-).

Shaking and handling a box of cereal.

Cereals pour in the bowl.

Pouring cereal from a box into a bowl.

Cuckoo birdsong i recorded a dübener heide near leipzig, germany with a rode ntg2 together with a zoom h5.

A hinged barn door open and close with wood scraping and wood squeak.

A musical cuckoo clock with a lovely sounding music box.

Forest after the rain. Distant cuckoo, wood warbler, other birds. Tiny raindrops quietly falls from the trees. Recording location: https://aporee. Org/maps/work/?loc=39871.

A cuckoo clock ticking.

Garden birds in may, blackbird cuckoo nature north wales.

Glass breaking.

Glass breaking.

Different kinds of glass breaking sounds.

Recorded for "the prawnlounge" radio show ( my show ) on then bondi beach 88 fm radio station sydney australia april 2002,one sunday morning outside the rear of hotel bondi in the backlane after a big saturday night party. The council truck receives 2000 + bottles. . . . Crashing. . . The sound of breaking glass deluxe ! sorry about the voice a few seconds before the "crashendo". . Hope you dig it.

Take a bottle of water and smash it.

Swinging a sword past the mic twice then slamming it into fabric to create gruesome noises.

Dropping a ceramic mug onto tile.

Bottles smashing.

Dialogos de una niña creida.

Sound of plastic being squished and smashed.

Just some pink noise from somewhere!wle.

A beer bottle being smashed.

Me dropping a piece of concrete off my deck onto a concrete patio below.

Breaking a beerbottle in my garage.

It's a recording of wooden door in an old village house getting closed rapidly. There is some overhead silence in this recording to allow making a smooth transision for this sample (fade-in and fade-out), because there is some background noise and little sound of me moving around. Recorded with a zoom h2 at 48khz/24-bit, edited, nomalized and converted to flac using audacity.