3464 pistas de audio libre de derechos para "Madera"

In the woods with birds and insects chirping.

Shutting the door from the house to the garage.

A forceful smack of a foosball against the piece of wood at the back of the goal.

Some wood wind chimes.

Wood fire. Recorded using a tascam dr-05 24 bit 96000 hz. If you appreciate the cc0 leave a comment.

Knocking myself on wardrobes. Recorded with a rode nt-usb, exported in wav 16 bits with reaper.

An axe hitting into a piece of wood.

Shuffling of finger board chips in the board.

I threw a big log on the ground. Nothing to it.

A stick breaking noise.

A set of slow and fast steps on a wooden footbridge.

I combined the sound of three pieces of wood snapped in half to make a somewhat believable sound of wood breaking/snapping in half.

Recording of a fireplace where some wood is burning, the wood is not much dry so the sound is crunchy. I recorded few takes and edit and mixed them to get the right sound. Recorded using a stereo pair (ab) connected to an apogee mini-me and a computer.

Recorded this in a private yacht club, you can hear some water lapping which can be cleaned quite easily with an expander but i've chose to keep it for flexibility.

Was out for a walk and felt inspired to drum a bit on a fallen tree trunk.

Sound of a person walking in the forest. Recorded using an iphone.

Some old floorboards creaking when i press on them. The creaks are clean and interims are almost noiseless so you can chop easily as you please. Recorded with a roland edirol r-09hr and edited in audacity. If you use this sample, please tell me what you did with it below! links are nice too.

Sound drawer.

Wood crack test.

Done with harmless vst.

A mono compilation of squeaky wood sounds. Recorded with ntg2 + tascam dr-40.

Dragging or sliding a wooden chair on a cement or concrete floor. 44. 1khz 32bit recorded in a cellar with sony mini-disc recorder 2009.

Steps going down some wooden stairs and fades away.

One-shot from versilian studios chamber orchestra 2: community edition sampling project. Co 2: ce is a 3,000-sample public-domain orchestral sample library designed to give composers and producers the tools they need to create realistic and compelling orchestral mockups. To learn more or make a commercial contribution to help keep the project alive, please visit http://vis. Versilstudios. Net/vsco-community. Html. Original filename: shake2. Wavinstrument family: percussion - woodsinstrument: shakerlocation: quebec, canadaroom type: small studiomicrophone: 2x sm-57 spaced pairperformer: sam hebert.

Door creak.

Fosforos prendiéndose.

On set recording of an old creaky wood door being closed.

A wooden door closing with ratcheting metal latch.

Free sound, efects sonido de pasos en pasillo.

Piling up some logs. Recorded in 48khz 24bits. Denoised.

Walking on small wooden bridge.

A short sfx i did for my game. Just a simple wooden door closing.

Can be used for any wooden cabinet/cupboard.

Sound of a wood door, closed as a person enter the house.

Squeaking wood floor under pamela's shoes recorded with an usb samson go mic. Normalized.

Simulating the sound of a saw cutting wood. Throat sounds.

Break a stick.

Chair creaking back and forth. Recorded on a q2hd zoom recorder.

A sound i recorded of dragging a wooden chair backwards across a wooden floor. Recorded on a sony d50.

Fire in a fireplace, the wood was wet, so lots of crackling and popping.

Moving wooden debris around. Recorded with zoom h1.

H4n.

Closing a cupboard twice.

Sliding a drawer shut.

Hitting a piece of wood.

Breaking open a wooden crate.

This is a field recording in late may, 2009 off the porch of my cabin located on lummi island, washington state, usa. The woods are filled with a cacophony of migrating and local bird sounds. This is a raw field recording it has not been mixed or overdubbed.

Squeaky floorboard in my grandmother's house. Recorded with a sony pcm-d50.

Footsteps.

Just a small creak from the chair in the office of a whalewatching captain i was interviewing. A bit of ambient noise. Not much of a contribution, i know, but i've been using little creaks such as this to recreate the sound of a 15th-century sailing ship, so thought it might come in useful for someone somewhere.