18 Free Chocs Sound Effects - Most Popular
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Long Welding #1

Long welding carried with a welding machine "Mig Mag" by Stanley. UCS Category: ELECArc. Length: 00:20.
Fall of Stone

Many noises of pebbles falling. They are between 1 and 3 kg each and fall about 50 cm on a pile of stone. UCS Category: ROCKMvmt. Length: 00:29.
Shot of shovel

Noise of a shovel that knocks on a hard object. A head for example :). UCS Category: METLImpt. Length: 00:24.
Electric shock

Electrical shock that emits a speaker when plugged into the same circuit as other equipment that turns and turns off. Hears back, very light breath of the speaker itself. UCS Category: ELECArc. Length: 00:30.
Long welding #2

Long welding carried with a welding machine "Mig Mag" by Stanley. UCS Category: ELECArc. Length: 00:16.
Short welds

Short welds carried with a welding machine "Mig Mag" by Stanley. UCS Category: ELECArc. Length: 00:09.
Bottles of beer, shocks #2

Shocks of 2 bottles in glass of beer. UCS Category: GLASImpt. Length: 00:03.
Golf swing, with a wooden club

Recorded for the needs of a film: a golf swing performed with a wooden club (basically the expected sound). UCS Category: SPRTField. Length: 00:10.
Bottles of beer, shocks #1

Shocks of 2 bottles in glass of beer. UCS Category: FOODGware. Length: 00:05.
Bottle of beer, shocks #4

Shocks of bottle in glass of beer. UCS Category: FOODGware. Length: 00:01.
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