14 results - UCS Category "FIREBurn" - Most Popular
Fireplace #5
Fireplace. To learn how to make the sound effects of a fire https://www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_113. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 00:45.
Fireplace #4
Fireplace. To learn how to make the sound effects of a fire https://www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_113. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:19.
Fireplace #3
Fireplace. To learn how to make the sound effects of a fire https://www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_113. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 03:02.
Fireplace #2
Fireplace, hearth open. To learn how to make the sound effects of a fire https://www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_113. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:00.
Fire, Foley
Sound of fire that I created using a broom, a cloth, bubble wrap, and an umbrella. Easy to loop. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 00:36.
Log wood boiler #3
Fire in a wood boiler fueled by logs. Sound taken from the main air inlet, open. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:03.
Fireplace #1
Fireplace, hearth closed. To learn how to make the sound effects of a fire https://www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_113. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:02.
Log wood boiler #2
Fire in a wood boiler fueled by logs. Sound taken from the main air inlet, open. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:50.
Wood stove "devil"
“Devil” wood-burning stove humming, small wood crackles, minor heat-related metal noises, and air intake (draft). UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:27.
Wood stove
Sound of a small wood stove. This is a hydrolic stove, we guess the sound of the pump. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 02:03.
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