Cracker sound. Sound effects and everyday ambient sounds.
From must-have stage shower crackers for parties to rapid-fire crackers, we’ve gathered a variety of cracker sounds.
It’s a high-energy playlist that gets your heart racing just by listening.
Cracker sounds. Sound effects and everyday ambient sounds (1–10)
I tried a bunch of different crackers (^O^)
This is a piece where various party poppers, the kind you can easily find at 100-yen shops, are test-fired.
The video keeps a pretty high energy throughout, so it’s fun to watch even if you’re just casually viewing.
You can clearly hear the differences in the sounds of the poppers, making it a good video for anyone who enjoys explosive sound effects.
Giant Party Popper
This video features a trio of tough-looking foreigners test-firing crackers.
They’re handling very large crackers that you rarely see in Japan, so if ordinary cracker sounds don’t do it for you, be sure to check it out.
Russian cracker explosion
This work features the sound of a Russian cracker explosion, edited in slow motion and published.
When listened to in slow motion, the explosion has an unexpectedly low, heavy tone, making it feel even more powerful than when played at normal speed.
Party popper (sound effect) Party Popper Sound Effect
This work features sound effects of party poppers.
Rather than single shots, it contains several bursts recorded together, making it suitable for depicting events like parties.
There are relatively few uploads of popper sounds compared to other effects, so finding high-quality material can be difficult, but this piece maintains high quality without unwanted noise.
Giant Party Popper in Slow Motion – Slow Mo Lab
This piece features a man with a formal, FBI/CIA-like vibe introducing crackers.
After popping a small cracker, he pulls a large one from behind his back and test-fires it.
His gestures are very amusing, and comparing the sounds of the two makes it feel especially enjoyable.
A bazooka and a giant party cracker for the grand finale of the Christmas party!
This work captures a large cracker, designed for use in halls and similar venues, exploding.
Compared to a typical hand cracker, its volume is much louder, and the tone is considerably lower and heavier.
You can enjoy a grand, cannon-like sound.
4301 Sound-Only Cracker
This is a video using a party cracker that only makes a sound.
Since no streamers or glitter come out, it may lack a bit of impact, but it’s still clear enough to recognize it as a cracker.
It was recorded in a very quiet environment, so it seems usable as a sound effect as well.