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: Historically, thunder was simulated using a "thunder sheet"—a large, thin metal sheet that is shaken to create a metallic boom.

: Loud, sharp sounds lasting 0.2 to 2 seconds with high pitches. Peals : Sounds that constantly change in loudness and pitch.

: Capturing real-world thunderstorms provides the most authentic "dry thunder" (thunder without rain) or heavy storm ambiance.

: Lower-pitch sounds that can last longer than 30 seconds. Methods of Creation

Thunder sounds are categorized based on their loudness, duration, and pitch:

The "thunder_sound_effect" is a staple in sound design, used to evoke everything from dramatic tension to relaxing ambiance. It is defined by its variety—ranging from sharp, immediate "claps" to long, low-frequency "rumbles"—each serving a unique purpose in media and wellness. Types of Thunder Sounds