: 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. thunder_sound_effect
The sound itself is a shock wave created by lightning. When a lightning strike heats the air to approximately , the air rapidly expands and then contracts as it cools. This explosive movement creates the pressure wave we hear as thunder. If you'd like to explore this further, DIY tips for recording your own storm sounds. Technical file formats best suited for audio production. The Sound of Thunder - Lightning - NOAA : Historically, thunder was simulated using a "thunder
: Capturing real-world thunderstorms provides the most authentic "dry thunder" (thunder without rain) or heavy storm ambiance. The sound itself is a shock wave created by lightning