Erratic static with sudden volume spikes, simulating a broken television signal.
A violent splatter of blood against a glass window, with a slick sliding sound following.
fierce windstorm of whistling wind whipping and blustering through a nearby closed window in a bedroom with a fireplace, the wind extremely gusty and strong
A bright bamboo flute intro pierces through the morning mist, followed by three chirps of a skylark. A wooden window creaks open, and a child's voice, carrying the freshness of dew, sings: 'At the beginning of man—' (in a drawn-out mountain song tone), 'nature—is—good—' (the ending note rises like a silk ball tossed into the air). Clapping grows stronger in rhythm with Yao bronze drums, as twenty small feet stomp on the wooden floor with a resonant thud. Sudden bursts of laughter erupt like popcorn, as a boy chokes on his own saliva while singing 'if not taught,' triggering even more laughter. In the distance, a muffled 'bang!' is heard—the sound of a soccer ball hitting an old locust tree, startling sparrows into flight. The soundscape becomes immersive: on the left, a girl's clear voice leads with 'jade unpolished,' while on the right, a mischievous boy echoes 'cannot be made into a vessel' in a Dong chorus style. Behind, the rhythmic bouncing of a soccer ball against a rammed-earth wall aligns perfectly with the beat. When the children chant 'night watch dog, morning rooster,' a speckled hen clucks and flutters past the windowsill. A sound Easter egg is needed here—when the children sing 'silkworm spins silk,' the rustling of silkworms eating mulberry leaves blends in, and outside, a soccer ball crashes through a spider web, with dewdrops falling to the ground in a melodic 'ding-dong' to end this clever pun.
Light creak of the wooden window frame as pressure shifts.
A startup sound similar to Windows 11.
Create the sound of a blizzard from inside a wooden cabin, featuring muffled winds, creaking walls, and snow tapping on windows.
A distorted robotic voice saying 'help me' in a glitchy, broken pattern.
A slow, cracking buildup followed by a loud shatter, simulating a window breaking due to thermal stress.
A loud, cascading glass shattering effect, suitable for a large window or glass wall breaking completely.
Layered metallic bang with a crackling after-sound, evoking a broken steel cable snapping.
A distant window breaking, with a subtle echo and ambient outdoor noise in the background.
The sound of a car window being smashed with a blunt object, featuring a quick impact and immediate glass break.
A small window breaking in a quiet room, with the delicate sound of glass shards falling onto a wooden floor.
A large storefront window breaking with a deep, resonant crash followed by the sound of glass scattering across a tiled surface.
A slow-motion effect of a window breaking, with detailed cracking sounds leading up to a final shatter.
The sound of a rock being thrown through a window, starting with the impact and followed by a realistic glass shattering noise.
A chaotic sequence of multiple windows breaking in quick succession, with overlapping shattering sounds and debris falling.
A reinforced glass window breaking, featuring multiple cracking noises before a loud and sudden shatter.
Non-verbal sound of a young girl narrating, featuring only gentle page-turning, steady and soft breathing, and the whisper of wind outside a window on a quiet night, evoking a relaxing and warm feeling like listening to a fairy tale.
Erratic ticking of a broken clock, with uneven intervals.
A chaotic, multi-layered sound of several glass windows breaking simultaneously in a destructive event.
A quick, sharp sound of a car window being smashed with a heavy object.
Windows Beta Version Startup
A loud, sudden sound of a large glass window shattering violently, followed by a long cascade of smaller glass pieces falling, clinking, and breaking for 45 seconds. The initial impact is sharp, surprising, and explosive, with intense high-frequency shards. Then, a chaotic sequence of glass fragments hitting the ground, some sliding or bouncing, creating a realistic and dramatic atmosphere as if a huge chandelier or glass wall collapsed in a theater.
A dramatic, echoing sound of a glass window shattering in a quiet, empty room.
Relaxing soundscape of rain lightly tapping on a window, ideal for sleep or relaxation.
Hail-like liquid impacts on a window, with rapid, irregular splashes and sharp accents.
A recreated version of the Windows 95 Tada sound effect
Create a foggy, desolate harbor soundscape with unsettling yet not scary elements. Include muffled distant waves, creaking docks, foghorns, indistinct whispers, fragmented radio voices, echoing footsteps, metallic groans, low drones, and wind through containers. Add brief silences broken by faint knocks or splashes. Use light reverb and a high-pass filter for distance. Avoid jumpscares or clear narratives to maintain an eerie and disorienting atmosphere.
A large window cracking without breaking.
A broken, dissonant violin tune played in a dark, echoey environment for a haunted house scene.