4 774 zvukové soubory bez licenčních poplatků pro "Kov"

Bright metallic scraping on metal door, with varying reverberation from door body.

Sounds of an ordinary kettle being used in a manner similar to a water gong: struck and then the sound of the resulting clang being modulated by the moving water inside.

House keys recorded from very close distance [olympus ls-5].

Sounds of myself playing with a metal shelf in a hotel bathroom, making a high-pitched metallic "kerchunk" noise.

Dull metallic scraping sounds.

Metallic clang. Created by banging a baking pan with a bass drum mallet of several different materials, then layered.

Slightly resonant clanging and pinging of me hitting the metal stairs of a reviewing stand used in a local parade. The mic is held very close to the surface, so there is very little environmental noise.

A metal bar being flicked by a finger (that is now a bit ouchy after a lot of flicking). Recorded with a zoom h1.

Flapping a piece of sheet metal in front of a mic!.

Weird sounds from a small tin container.

Me hitting my pots and pans in an attempt to make a sound that can pass for a bullet pinging off of metal or armor in a game or a movie.

Un metal rodando.

Cortar.

Hit to the laber.

Metallic crackling created from samples with lots of processing.

Sound effect.

Un enregistrement de deux petits pots métallique manipuler avec mes mains. Enregistré en stéreo.

Nails running over a metal gate.

Metalic clank sound.

Choque con metal.

Metal chimes.

My house's entrance door hinges were creaking and made this weird noise. Recorded on a sony xperia z3, and slightly edited to remove the majority of background noise.

Recorded on a sony xperia z3, and slightly edited to remove the majority of background noise.

A set of keys in the hand.

A set of keys in the hand.

An old sample. I don't remember if this was made in soundforge or goldwave, but i think it was originally a recording of my voice. . . Some kind of chewbacca-like noise. Heavilly flanged. Oh, and please, forgive the onomatopoeic naming convention, but i like my sounds to look like they sound.

Took my zoom h4 with me on the last flight of a 5 story metal stairwell then on the backstage catwalk - first back stage, then over the audience, then to the sound booth of a theatre i was working at. Note: i did not realize my pants made so much noise as i was walking.

This was created as the sound of bullets hitting robots. I dropped coins on a music stand and then pitch shifted them. Oktava 012 microphone through neve preamp and apogee mini-me a/d.

Industrial fan in mothers garage. Recorded on cell phone.

Antique fan turned on and off then running. Recorded on a zoom h4. A couple of extra switch clicks thrown in fro good measure.

Big breaker switch for one of three phases of power coming into an industrial metal shop. I'm pretty sure it was a 50 amp breaker. . You can hear a transformer buzzing in the background and a fan start once the switch is thrown. Fairly roomy (being a large concrete garage type environment) but usable. Recorded on a zoom h4. .

Impacts on metal railings in stairwell.

Keys jingling then dropped, some slight rumbling.

After playing too many arcade games, i decided do my own grunts.

The sound of a teabag squeezer hitting the lid of an ornamental brass pot. It creates a generic "ding" sound. There is a small amount of static noise in the background. Sounds slightly like a triangle i guess. Recorded with a cheap pc microphone.

A widely panned gritty atmosphere.

Stretched out granular metallic soundscape.

A t-shirt heat-press machine closing and opening.

Handling a metal chain.

Sound of someone walking close and away. The beginning isn't good as the microphone is put down steady and you can hear it.

Playing with kitchen spoons slowed down. Reverb is natural.

I happened to accidentally drop a fork while recording. I liked how the sound came out, so i tought i'd share.

Sounds like someone is hitting a metal plate on a construction site several times. It was synthesized from coloured noise on a modular synthesizer and then a small about of reverb was added.

I recently found this awesome sounding metal cover in my workshop and decided to do some high quality recordings with it. I used akg c414, a neve portic 5012 preamp my rme bayface and some slight postproduction (compression and slight eq). The sound is open source and can be downloaded in 24bit wave here.

Another take of a small piece of metal dropping.

A large hunk of metal being dropped.

Another take of a large hunk of metal being dropped.

A small piece of metal dropping.

Another take of a small piece of metal dropping.