660 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Snap"

Whipper snapper fireworks. Reminds me of when a bellet hits concrete.

Found quite a large piece of dry bark so wanted to record the sounds of it crunching.

Breaking ice with feet on a frozen pond. Recorded with : zoom h5.

Snapping a belt with different levels of hardness. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

A single finger knuckle crack. A fast crack, quick. High pitch, sharp, defined. Recorded on zoom h2, indoors, school atrium.

A schñappy-soundin' li'l hi-hat for some of your hattier needs.

Letting go of an open clothespin. Used as a snapping wire in my game the life and times of daniel vastberaden.

This is actually the sound of us burning some trash in a burn pit outside our house!.

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

Recorded from my dslr camera. I would love to know what you used it for :).

Fingersnaps and claps recorded in a medium room with a bit of reverb. Recorded with pocketrack cx.

Had a pearl necklace and rubbed it together to get this snap-crackle type of sound. Recorded on the zoom h6.

Rubber band being played by strumming and snapping it. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

Me biting several times on a stick of celery, creating a nice, clear crunching sound.

A plain manila folder, the type used to hold papers in an office, being snapped shut sharply.

Recorded with a sennheiser mkh 416 into a tascam dr-100 mkii.

A briefcase being opened and closed to sound like the reloading of a gun. Recorded on a zoom h6 recorder.

Pulling latex gloves from a box.

Bypass loppers branch cutter cutting / clipping / snapping wooden sticks and branches. Recorded with zoom h2n. .

Fire in the stove sound recorded with tascam dr 40-x.

Made with a moog mother-32. Seamless looping rythmic part with a bit of bass.

Me bending and snapping some celery shoots at my desk. Slightly edited to remove background noise.

A recording of me handling and then snapping(0:20 and beyond) some wooden chopsticks at my desk.

Not only do chicken carcasses make a tasty stock they also make great sounds when you mangle them about a bit!. Various squelching and squishing sounds with the occasional bone snap. No processing except small fade in/out. This one has a really annoying breath noise on the mic at the best bit unfortunately.

The sound of water dropping off drying ice, falling onto dry leaves. Use this for whatever you want, for free. Feel free to credit me if you feel compelled to. Find me here:https://geoffreybremner. Wixsite. Com/gbaudio. Extra credit: alex tavera.

The sound of water dropping off drying ice, falling onto dry leaves. Use this for whatever you want, for free. Feel free to credit me if you feel compelled to. Find me here:https://geoffreybremner. Wixsite. Com/gbaudio. Extra credit: alex tavera.

Fingers snapped in a thight hotel room that gives that eerie natural short delay. Recorded with a samsung smartphone.

Recording of me snapping a bunch of twigs multiple times. Recorded on a h4n with and a audio technica shotgun mic.

5 layered tracks of separate two-handed fingersnaps, with no effects. I intend to use and manipulate for drum sounds.

Some dried flowers and twigs in a vase being rustled. Occasional clink sound of vase.

Friends decided they would pop their knuckles and other parts of their bodies to get this sound. Recorded on the zoom h6.

A whole bunch of finger clicks that i recorded for an animated project. There's also a sneaky knuckle crack near the end.

Sound of ice melting and cracking, recorded using a piezo element frozen in a block of ice and a zoom h6.

Recording of a ruler being snapped against a table. A short vibrating sound.

Different bones cracking, including the back, knees, and knuckles. Recorded with a rode nt5 microphone in a sound booth.

Short reverb caused by stomping my feet and making sounds with my mouth, somewhere in belgium 2012. Recorded with olympus ls-3.

Myself breaking / scratching at a carrot on a plate. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

I combined the sound of three pieces of wood snapped in half to make a somewhat believable sound of wood breaking/snapping in half.

Created by cracking one of my knuckles and pitching it up (along with lots of other adjustments).

I used this sound set for the sound design on a 2d animated technology explainer video. These sounds are textural and real, which gives a nice contrast to slick graphics. Use these for text and thought bubbles, scene transitions, objects being built etc. Enjoy!.

Clean sounds of twistling a 3/4 full dark chocolate bar (200 grams in full) in it's plastic wraps. Lastly there is a pure snap of one choco piece in half, which is just awesome. The chocolate is moderately thick (approx 1 cm) and it is originally meant for baking.

Sound of (any) bones breaking. Good for neck-snapping. I recorded myself popping my knuckles and i cut out the silence and this is what came from it. Hope it is what you are looking for. Let me know where you use it! thanks!.

A bunch of eggshells being crushed at once. Sounds sort of like a bone crunch to me.

I've recorded with my tascam dr-40x me snapping, then added some compression & limiting and a little eq to minimize the background high end noise.

Flicking a bic lighter. Recorded with behringer xm1800s mic through a behringer xenyx12202 mixer, m-audio410 interface, ableton live 8, some eq i think. . .

Crunching sound like breaking a bone. I don't remember which microphone i used because this is really old, but i'm sure it was a decent condenser.

2 finger snaps that can be used for anything. I made them for use in some of my music on my youtube/soundcloud, however because i'm so kind i uploaded them here to use in anyway. There isn't a set tempo or key, just 2 finger snaps that you can chop up, reverse, and do whatever you want with them!.

Loop in tempo 180 bpm , accent on 2nd and 4-th beat of the bar. Good for traditional jazz tracks. Recorded with shure sm-81.

In this pack you will find a lot of different clip, pop or click sounds for various purposes. Some of these have very interesting localization characteristics.

Recorded with sennheiser me67 to zoom h4n as a mono track at 24bit/48k. Snapping carrots in an attempt to achieve the sound of bones breaking.