25 results - UCS Category "WEAP" - Most Popular
Sword
Sound of a sword that slides over the blade of a sword or other metal object. Learn to make your own sound effects of swords https://www.libertivi.com/lelabodubruiteur_116. UCS Category: WEAPSwrd. Length: 00:01.
Complete whip #1
Slightly idealized sound of a whip: a whoosh + a snap. UCS Category: WEAPWhip. Length: 00:01.
Complete whip #2
Slightly idealized sound of a whip: a whoosh + a snap. UCS Category: WEAPWhip. Length: 00:01.
Serpette scraped on a stone #3
Billhook scraping on a stone (x1). UCS Category: WEAPSwrd. Length: 00:01.
Sharpening knife against knife
The knife is sharpened with another knife. UCS Category: WEAPKnif. Length: 00:13.
Serpette scraped on a stone #1
Billhook scraping on a stone (x1). UCS Category: WEAPSwrd. Length: 00:01.
An arrow on a target
An arrow shot from a bow embedding itself into a straw target (x6). UCS Category: WEAPArro. Length: 00:04.
Serpette scraped on a stone #2
Billhook scraping on a stone (x1). UCS Category: WEAPSwrd. Length: 00:01.
Knife blade scraped on a stone #2
Knife blade scraping on a stone (x1). UCS Category: WEAPKnif. Length: 00:01.
Knife blade scraped on a stone #3
Knife blade scraping on a stone (x1). UCS Category: WEAPKnif. Length: 00:01.
Knife blade scraped on a stone #1
Knife blade scraping on a stone (x1). UCS Category: WEAPKnif. Length: 00:01.
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