13 Free Placed Sound Effects - Most Popular
Cutlery, Manipulations on Plate
A fork and a knife handled several times on a plate. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 01:02.
Glass, Placed on Table
Glass placed and then taken several times from a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODGware. Length: 00:38.
3 Glasses, on Table
3 table glasses placed and then taken several times from a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODGware. Length: 00:39.
Large Plate, set on Table
Large plate placed and removed several times on a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:35.
Cutlery, on table
A fork and a knife put and removed several times on table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:29.
Teaspoon, placed on a plate
A teaspoon placed and then removed several times from a small plate. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:19.
Knife, placed on table
A knife put down and then removed several times from a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:23.
Stack of plates, placed on table
12 plates are stacked and then removed several times from a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:26.
Cutlery, set on a plate
A fork and a knife put and removed several times on a plate. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:18.
Teaspoon, placed on table
A teaspoon placed and then removed several times from a table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:29.
Small plate, set on table
Small plate placed and removed several times on a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:24.
Fork, placed on table
A fork placed and then removed several times on a wooden table. UCS Category: FOODTware. Length: 00:25.
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