Stir Sounds
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Attribution 3.0
Earthquake
Bass heavy earthquake sound effects from nature. Sound of an earthquake outside. Low rumbling and such.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Bubbles
Really cool bubbles or bubbling sound effect. Great for nature, fish tank, underwater, or scuba diving sounds. This sound was originally from the public domain but i tweaked it lengthened it, and converted it into stereo sound.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Bubbling
Really cool bubbles or bubbling sound effect. Great for nature, fish tank, underwater, or scuba diving sounds. This sound was originally from the public domain but i tweaked it lengthened it, and converted it into stereo sound.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Fizzing
Fizzing of a soda or pop. Bubbly effervescent sound. Makes me thirsty.
Mike Koenig
Attr-Noncom 3.0 Unported
Ring Billed Gull 3
The Ring Billed Gull #3 or Larus delawarensis. Feeding vocalizations. At low tide Ring-billed Gulls mass at the shoreline, standing in one or two inches of water and treading the bottom, presumably to stir up food they peck at the water from time to time. There is a lot of squabbling over territory. Field recording Long Island, January 1999 by Tony Phillips.
Tony Phillips
Attribution 3.0
Making Espresso
An espresso machine foaming and bubbling as it makes espresso. Makes me want to go to the local coffee house.
BlastwaveFx.com
Attr-Noncom 3.0 Unported
Ring Billed Gull 2
The Ring Billed Gull #2 or Larus delawarensis. Feeding vocalizations. At low tide Ring-billed Gulls mass at the shoreline, standing in one or two inches of water and treading the bottom, presumably to stir up food they peck at the water from time to time. There is a lot of squabbling over territory. Field recording Long Island, January 1999 by Tony Phillips.
Tony Phillips
Attr-Noncom 3.0 Unported
Ring Billed Gull
The Ring Billed Gull or Larus delawarensis. Feeding vocalizations. At low tide Ring-billed Gulls mass at the shoreline, standing in one or two inches of water and treading the bottom, presumably to stir up food they peck at the water from time to time. There is a lot of squabbling over territory. Field recording Long Island, January 1999 by Tony Phillips.
Tony Phillips