Recording of water filling the glass. Recorded with jjc sgm-v1. You don't have to credit me anywhere but if you liked this sound effect, please let me know in the comments where you've used it. Thanks!.
Wine glass, tuned with water, being hit with an improvised percussion stick made from chopstick and a piece of plastic. Recorded with olympus ls-10 (no zoom) in a small reverberating bathroom, edited in audacity. The whole pack intended to be used as a virtual instrument. Note c#4 (root note c5, 440hz).
The sound of a drinking glass or bottle being dropped or otherwise destroyed in a distant room. Can also be used for something like bullet impacts or vehicle collisions.
This strange sound was produced by sliding a empty bottle upside down through a glass of water, changing its resonance and the frequency of the sound. Recorded with focusrite solo, sennheiser 64.
Recording of knocking on three kinds of glass for effect of tapping on window (recorded as foley for characters tapping on viewer's screen from the inside). First is damped thick glass, second is undamped thick glass, third is double-glazed window pane. Knocks separated to allow reverb and dynamics to damp down between them, background noise lightly cleaned.
Glass bottle hit with a wooden guiro striker, close to the rim/neck. Sharp sound, a little harsh, but could be edited to fit without hurting eardrums too badly. Ibc cream soda bottle, cleaned, label removed, recorded on samson q2u.
Raw, unedited recording of shot glasses clinking together. This track has not been cleaned up, so be warned, you will hear bits of talking between takes. Recorded using a sampson usb microphone directly into adobe audition.
Bits of broken glass being scraped and cracked against various surfaces. Can be hard to listen to at times. Use in a scary movie or anywhere you need a disturbing, uneasy effect.
Water poured into a glass. A selection of 4 microphones and 3 different pour rates but labelling has been lost! microphones were: beyer mce86, samson c03 on super-cardioid, behringer c2, akg c1000 on hyper-cardioid. All the same placement (selected for splash, glass ring and bubbles); behringer ub802 mixer and zoom h1 recorder.
Putting a bottle and a glass on a table. Opening a fizzy water bottle. Unscrewing a metal cap. Noise of sparkles audible afterwards. Pouring fizzy water into the glass. Repeated closing and unscrewing the cap. Drinking from the glass. Recorded in the studio rec. Room with pencil shure ksm 141.
Hit a glass vase with my finger(s), mostly ankle has some nice accoustic. -last 3 hits of the whole sample. Recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.
I needed a nice breaking glass sound but none were quite punchy enough so i grabbed a few from here, comped them, eq'd them and panned them nicely. Here is the result. Hope somebody else finds it useful.
Glass shattering/breaking sound in a bucket. Could be used as a drum sound for an industrial beat. Would love to hear some of your work with these sounds, but it is not necessary to give me credit, or do anything beyond enjoying the sound for your professional or non-professional use. This file is tagged cc0, with my info, to prevent the need to carry a separate licence file around. Please pass them around as much as you like.
Wine glass, tuned with water, rubbed with pressure in a circular motion to produce sustained distorted tone. Recorded with olympus ls-10 (no zoom) in a small reverberating bathroom, edited in audacity to make a seamless loop. The whole pack intended to be used as a virtual instrument. Note c#4 (root note c5, 440hz).
Pouring beer from a beer bottle into a glass at close distance. Stereo x-y. Recorder: tascam dr-60d mkiimicrophone: 2x røde m5processing: noise reduction.
A small splash from dropping some grapes into a glass of water. Needed this sound for a project and couldn't find it here, so recorded it myself. A small contribution to a site i've gotten so much out of!.
Recorded using an at875r shotgun inside a rode blimpr zeppelin with an h4n zoom recorder. Open top small glass cup. I recorded this for a fantasy short film when the medic pulls out a flask of potion.