2.957 lizenzfrei Audiodateien für "Holz"

Small stream, fast rippling water in the woods summertime.

Tapping a pencil on the table.

Hitting spatula with another spatula.

Chopping fire wood with axe.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Hitting a tree with a a glass bottle.

Me sliding a glass cup around on a wooden surface. Check out my pack if this particular slide doesn't suit you!. Recorded on zoom q4 mic.

Old socialistic circular saw from northern czech republic. Recorded at the end of october 2015, the best was to have recorder in next room. Recording was made on h1 zoom handy recorder and edited in professional sound studio (motor was filtered off).

The sound of a sauna in a fitness center. Wave, 44. 1khz, 24bit, stereorecording device: zoom h2n with xy-capsulelow-cut: yes (80hz)normalized to -1dbfs. Location: leuphana universität lüneburg, studio 21. Date: 2013-12-02, 14:53hrecorded and edited by: julius kockthis recording was created in the framework of the seminar "soundscape leuphana (ws13/14)".

Wooden sticks, like for example, a drummer playing with sticks.

Recorded inside an organ, stepping on old wood floor, creaking sound, room acoustics very present. Faint sound of clothes and steps also audible. M-s recording: m on left channel, s on right.

Large white gum being felled in australian bush. Recorded with h2zoom.

Nunchucks wood hit fight punch.

A plastic bottle being slid in a wooden bar.

Water being poured down on a wooden floor.

A click sound like the side of the snare.

Foley of working on the garden, putting wood sticks to the wood house.

Recorded with olympus dm-550, iced-lolly sticks pressed against and broke in the end.

This sound remember me old japanese music :).

The sound of a door opening.

Sounds of touching a wicker basket.

Some footsteps recorded on a wooden flor, not very hard.

Walking and running up and down somewhat creaky stairs in old house. London, ontario. Sony m10.

Erratic scraping of a wooden spoon around a quarter-full porcelain canister of sugar. Small and large strokes and scrapes. Recorded using a tascam dr-40x.

Sound edited of a wood box puzzle that generate a emotion of irritated.

Heavy boots running over hard surface.

3 shakes of a handmade wooden rattle filled with very small beads or rice.

Tonight, about 0:30 gmt+2 while recording in the middle of the woods (only 2 houses around) 2 dogs were harassing some cat. The cat is alive and safe right now (9 hours since recording have passed). Recorder: h1n + windshield.

A hinged barn door open and close with wood scraping and wood squeak.

Opening and closing a squeaky wooden door at my appartment. Recorded with zoom h5.

4 versions of me sharply drumming my fingers on my desk1: unmodified2: slowed down3: bass boosted4: bass boosted more. (recorded with blue yeti and edited in audacity).

Wood hit.

Sound of one book dropped, and then two books being dropped on a table.

Squeaky sound of a person leaning on the bed. Recorded with audio-technica boom mic with tascam dr60ii.

Lite wood sound.

Small object fall on wood table. Record use sharp smart phone androidone. 2020. 02. 22 09:31.

The slow cracking of a stick breaking.

Some sounds from my rainstick.

This is a sound effect that could be used for someone knocking over something upstairs or on the same level.

Bed frame creaking.

Dropping a pencil onto a wooden desk from different heights. Recorded on hdr 633 with me-67 microphone.

The summer tanager in the middle of heavy forest in the midwest. Other birds are heard in the background, but the prominent singer is the summer tanager. Recorded in may of 2017 with the marantz pmd661 using the beyerdynamic me58 microphone.

A squeaky wooden door open.

Breaking pieces of wood sound effect free high quality sound fx.

Bundled sticks thrown on hardwood floor. Recorded indoors on an audiotechnica condenser microphone.

Sticks thrown roughly onto floor. Recorded indoors on an audiotechnica condenser microphone.