361 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Flip"

Water in the amsterdam - rijnchannel recorded with a flip-camera after a ship has passed. Spring 2011.

Page flipping on a big book.

Paging through a book: here the quick flip of a page can be heard. The air being shoved around can be heard the sharp lifting of a page as well. It consist out of different tempo's to suit the users preferences. Recorded with the zoom h6, rode ntg in a sound studio.

Continuously throwing cards on a table, passing them around.

A light switch in a bathroom being flipped up and down. Indoor. Recorded on zoom h2.

A click sound that resembles a booby trap being trigger. Quick and clear.

A book's pages being turned slowly, and then flipped through.

Walking through some medium deep sand along the shoreline. Waves and water.

Lots of variations on glossy magazine sounds; page turns, handling, page flips, etc. Recorded on a sound devices 744t with a sanken cs-1 shotgun mic. Chop it up and use however you like. Mono 24 bit 48khz.

Flipping a very heavy light switch.

Switch flip #2. Modify/use however you want. Recorded with a zoom h4n using built-in stereo mics. Edited & processed with fl studio 11 & edison. Recorded at an inactive ski-lift. Technically the original sound was not a switch, it was a rain-proof cover on a power outlet. If you use this in anything, please put it in the comments, me and other people may want to check it out!.

Thumbing through a book. Recorded with cakewalk vs-20 + ntg2.

Recording of one of those toggle switches with the red safety covers. First the cover clicks open, then the switch is flipped.

A light switch in an old house.

Card door handle jiggles and gets opened. Plastic flip-up door handle.

Standard plastic light switch being turned on and off.

I'm a student studying sound and i and recording sounds this is one of the recordings. This sound was made by flipping a switch up and down.

Slow flip along a portion of the am radio band using an analog receiver. Static and some talk.

Es una hoja de papel agitándose en el viento y chocando con otra hoja.

Recording of someone coming down the stairs in flip flops. Recorded on zoom h5.

Flick through the pages of a book / recorded with tascam tm-80 mic.

Several flicks of a lighter. (my apologies for the cicadas in the background, field-recordings are difficult in a rural area. ).

This is the sound of a light switch being turned on. Recorded in stereo with a sony pcm-d100.

Recorder/mic: zoom h4n pro (stereo x-y)processing: noise removal.

A pen clicks, pages flip, then a signature. Rapid pen clicking. Recorded the the mission: rejected audio comedy podcast.

Standard old style flip switch. Recorder: sony tcd-d100 portable dat recordermicrophone: akg c 1000s.

A plate was placed on a table with a very small height gap so that it vibrated when flipped with a finger. Produces a sound similar to a ruler pushed down on a table, flipped and pulled onto the table. It's a bit difficult to describe but if you hear it, you see what i mean and i'm sure you've done it as well. . ;).

Me turning a light switch on and off.

Some distorted audio i made.

The zipping sound of a hand running over an oversized card deck.

Turning the pages of a book. Loud and abrupt sound of turning the pages. Recorded with a zoom h6 and a stereo microphone (rode ntg2).

Large book flipped through, slapped, waggled. Recorded to simulated bookcase books falling over.

Recorded sounds of old soviet made book. Recorder: tascam dr-44.

Flip across the am radio dial through a range with some high-pitched sing in the static (and intermittent indistinguishable voices).

Sound of a ruler being flicked on the side of a desk. 96khz 24bit/s wav.

These field-recordings were captured for a radioplay. You can hear various moves (where possible described in german in the filename). The files are recorded in m/s-stereophony, so you have the m-signal on the left channel, the side-information on the right.

Basicly the same patch ashttps://www. Freesound. Org/people/gis_sweden/sounds/395016/. I let it play for a while then i start "doing things". . . It's not beautiful but its what it sounds like when you playwith a modular synth. Think i'm done with this patch. Unpatching time.

Fm band radio flip with a repeated sample of static at the end processed with various effects until it becomes a basic drumbeat.

The sound of a wide leather belt being removed. It wasn't being removed to undress. Wasn't my belt. Also not my best night.

Handling a turning pages of a newspaper or journal. Gear:. Focusrite 2i2 3rd gensennheiser mkh50.

A collection of sounds of a magazine flipping through its pages and a heavy book slamming shut. Recorded using a blue yeti microphone at 16-bit 44100hz in audacity. Used audacity's noise removal filter to to remove background noise. For this file, i isolated the samples i liked and left a small gap of silence between them for separation later. Attribution appreciated but not required.

Me shuffling the pages of a 275 stiff-papered book with my thumb. The raw sound was combined twice to make it this length.

The satisfying sound of handling paper.

A seperate raw recording of the bottom of "snare 1 (t_cd 55 + b_bd 200). Wav"make sure to flip the phase on this one.

Recorded this sound for a game i'm making. This sound is free to use, leave a comment and let me know what you're using it for. :).

Me flipping over and dropping some small cardboard sheets on each otherrecorded at my deskslightly edited to remove background noise.

Finger clicking, flicking, snapping. To click one's fingersto flick one's fingersto snap one's fingers. Recorded with zoom h1 with rycote windscreenmanual levellocut off.

This morning, min min fries an egg. He gets a spoon from the drawer, and flips the egg. The oil is splattering and pops. Recorded with iphone 8.

Person walking on gravel in flip-flops.

Waving around and throwing a book at different speeds. The book is a 350 page paperback called "in the land of invented languages" by arika okrent, in case you were wondering. Recorded on my tonor tc30 usb condenser microphone. Originally for the solar postal services podcast, but now for you :) no credit needed, but i would love to know what you're doing with it.