I generated a "pluck" with audacity at note 45, gradual decay, and reversed it. Maybe you could add this at the end of a song as a strange ending, to be cool or something.
Crackly, moist sound of a hard-boiled egg with disintegrating shell and intact membrane. Could be used for an animal hatching or generic organic sounds.
A delicate metal creaking sound, that could be interpreted as someone sneaking around on creaky floorboards. Useful for building atmosphere in creepy / horror context.
Sci-Fi Soundtrack Liquidy, sharp, clicky atmosphere. Wherever this is - it is not a pleasant place to be. Could be noxious underground lair or ruined city infested with mushroom beings. - Kevin MacLeod
Sci-Fi Soundtrack Resonated interesting melody. Could be used for a baddie, or for some routine docking maneuver... if you know what I mean. - Kevin MacLeod
Running water in a bathroom sink, followed by running water with a some splashing. Used for someone splashing their face with water, could possibly be someone washing hands.
Tram sound: trams driving sound. It is recorded in tampere, finland. This sample is used for a vehicle classifier dataset. It could be used for similar purpose.
I decided to record the sound of a hamburger cooking the other day, i guess it could work as a 'static' sound with the proper editing. Recorded with my h5 at 24-bit 48khz.