37 Free New Sound Effects - Most Popular
Message #1
The same "note" as the Apple ringtone when receiving a message on an iphone. UCS Category: COMCell. Length: 00:07.
Vous Avez un Nouveau Message #1
This synthesized voice is that of Google. In French, she says: "Vous avez un nouveau message" (You have a new message). UCS Category: ROBTVox, VOXFem. Length: 00:02.
Fireworks #2
Sound of the fireworks fired in Cauterets (in France), on 14-7-2019; final bouquet then distant applause at the end. UCS Category: FRWKComr. Length: 01:27.
Fireworks #1
Fireworks in the city, Polinyà de Xúquer, Spain. UCS Category: FRWKComr. Length: 03:22.
Tone, ringback tone #4
Telephone tone when the phone rings, in the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and many other countries with historical ties to the Commonwealth. These are two sound waves of frequencies 400 Hz and 450 Hz sinusoidal. This sound is easy to loop. UCS Category: COMTelph. Length: 00:30.
Fireworks far Away
Fireworks recorded 5 km (3,1 miles) away. Dog barking and music in the background. UCS Category: FRWKComr. Length: 01:31.
Broken Glass of Champagne
Fall of a glass of champagne exploding on a hard floor. UCS Category: GLASBrk. Length: 00:02.
Mobile phone vibrator #2
Mobile phone (Sagem MyX-2): Vibrate on a wooden table (x2). UCS Category: COMCell. Length: 00:10.
Party Horn #4
A "party horn", "party blower", "party pipe", or "blow tickler". UCS Category: HORNCele. Length: 00:02.
Firecracker with wick #4
Explosion of a firecracker with wick. UCS Category: FRWKRec. Length: 00:02.
Clink of glass, Toast #3
When we want to make a toast, we clink a glass with a cutlery. UCS Category: GLASImpt. Length: 00:04.
Firecracker with wick #1
Explosion of a firecracker with wick. UCS Category: FRWKRec. Length: 00:02.
Clinking of full glass (Toast)
Stemmed water glass filled with water, tapped with a knife. The kind of gesture you do before giving a speech, taking the floor, or making a toast. UCS Category: GLASImpt. Length: 00:47.
Whistle, plastic #2
Several plastic whistles of different durations. UCS Category: WHSTMech. Length: 00:23.
Party horn #2
A "party horn", "party blower", "party pipe", or "blow tickler". UCS Category: HORNCele. Length: 00:02.
Mobile phone vibrator #1
Mobile phone (Sagem MyX-2): Vibrate on carpet (x2). UCS Category: COMCell. Length: 00:07.
Exploding bang-snaps
Crackers, snappers, whippersnappers, pop-its, bang-snaps: Throwing firecrackers on the ground. They contain small amounts of silver fulminate and gravel. 4 clicks. UCS Category: FRWKRec. Length: 00:02.
clinking of empty glass (Toast)
Empty stemmed water glass tapped with a knife. The kind of gesture you do before giving a speech, taking the floor, or making a toast. UCS Category: GLASImpt. Length: 00:58.
Firecracker with wick #2
Explosion of a firecracker with wick. UCS Category: FRWKRec. Length: 00:02.
Firecrackers
5 firecrackers of Christmas to operate with hands. UCS Category: FRWKRec. Length: 00:15.
Clink of glass, Toast #1
When we want to make a toast, we clink a glass with a cutlery. UCS Category: GLASImpt. Length: 00:03.
Party horn #1
A "party horn", "party blower", "party pipe", or "blow tickler". UCS Category: HORNCele. Length: 00:01.
Party horn #3
A "party horn", "party blower", "party pipe", or "blow tickler". UCS Category: HORNCele. Length: 00:02.
Firecracker with wick #3
Explosion of a firecracker with wick. UCS Category: FRWKRec. Length: 00:02.
Party horn #6
A "party horn", "party blower", "party pipe", or "blow tickler". UCS Category: HORNCele. Length: 00:03.
Clink of glass, Toast #2
When we want to make a toast, we clink a glass with a cutlery. UCS Category: GLASImpt. Length: 00:04.
Glass of champagne on a table
Glass of champagne lying on a wooden table (x12). UCS Category: FOODGware. Length: 00:34.
Party horn #5
A "party horn", "party blower", "party pipe", or "blow tickler". UCS Category: HORNCele. Length: 00:02.
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