Toybox
Squeak
A rubber duck, gently, from across the bath.
- Length
- 112 ms
- Brightness
- bright · 3041 Hz
- Recipe
- 1 layer
- Plays as
- down, up, double, scroll
What it sounds like
A rubber duck, gently, from across the bath. The press squeaks upward and the release squeaks back down, so a click is a tiny eek-ook. It is reedy and a little silly, and it does not try to hide it.
Good for
- Bath-time silliness in otherwise serious software
- Kids’ content and playful streams
- Making a colleague look up from their desk
How it is made
A single sawtooth wave gliding from 1.5 up to 2.4 kHz over 60 ms, squeezed through a narrow bandpass around 2.5 kHz that gives it the rubbery tone. The release runs the glide the other way.
Every qliqr sound is synthesised from a small text recipe, so the version you hear here is the same one the Mac app plays, with natural variation so no two presses are identical.