905 pistes audio libres de droits pour "Vêtements"

Dragging a sharpie along a piece of paper.

Putting a sewing pin into fabric multiple times, puncturing fabric clothing with a needle or clothespin. Find more of our sound effects at www. Wavjunction. Com.

Dragging a pair of mittens against a brick wall. Recorded with a sennheiser mkh 416.

Recorded with mxl 200648 khz 16 bit.

A self generated cue for a musical. I ha imagined a kite in flight, subsequently caught and destroyed by a nearby tree. I used a stock wood crack, and source files from robinhood76 and aust_paul, plus effects. Completed in pro tools 10.

C1 mic recording in studio, vancouver bc.

This is a sound of a washing machine.

Getting ready for my shower, fly unzipping and snap opening with the rustle of taking them off and dropping them on the bathroom floor. Iphone, external mike, audacity.

This is a zipper of my small pocket, recorded with zoom h2n in small room.

Various noises of a textile hat, recorded with a roland r-26. Let me know if you need 4 channels (from directional and omnidirectional mics), this is a stereo mix of both.

Lifting and moving hangers with and without clothes on them, on a metal rail, as though browsing through items in a clothes shop.

Metal object slide.

Foley - rustle of jean pants. Fabric movement. Recorded with audio-technica boom mic on a tascam dr60dm2.

Some cloth tearing sound effects, note there is slight adjustment noises of movement that may be needed to be edited.

Stereo recording of a siemens clothes washer doing it's centrifugation.

Someone running a short distance across a hard carpeted floor. Includes fabric sounds or swishing trousers.

I created this sound by lightly rubbing a tissue on the microphone. I'm not entirely sure what it could be used for, perhaps as an equip sound effect in a game? anyways. . Hopefully it comes as useful to someone!.

Real life recorded punches in abdomen.

Some clothes being quickly stuffed into a rucksack, then zipped up. 48k mono wav, marrantz pmd660, rode ntg2.

Dressing a cotton pullover.

The movement in pants for winter. :). Samplerate 44100. 0 hzbitdepth 16 bit.

Ripping a thin cotton material directly in front of the microphones for a stereophonic effect.

Tearing cloth sound.

A clothes dryer makes a mechanical noise, because of a cloth which knocks against the edge, making loud noise. Rhythmic and metalic. Here recorded very close, in mono, with h5+sgh-6. Other perspectives available on my profile.

A clothes dryer makes a mechanical noise, because of a cloth which knocks against the edge, making loud noise. Rhythmic and metalic. Here recorded middle distance, in mono, with h5+sgh-6. Other perspectives available on my profile.

Two quick zips.

A flapping sound perfect for sails or flags in the wind. Recorded by flapping a rug out of the window. Zoom h4. No processes applied.

Just me ruffling a comforter on a bed. Recorded with an aphex 207d and a rode nt2.

This is a towel that is being flapped. Great for foley!.

Ripping a rag made out of an old t-shirt, recorded with a samson co1u condenser, unfortunately in an echoey room.

A towel being whipped as if to clear out dust. Various takes. Recorded in a studio setting with a shotgun mic on a h1 zoom. Sample made for a personal project, free to use. You don't even have to tell me what for. But it's appreciated if you drop me a line. Have fun!.

Piece of cloth being ripped. Requires editing to fit your use.

Ironing clothes with a steam iron.

Comforter being moved around. Good for cloth passes. Some rustling/flapping of it near the end.

Recorded for a character taking something out of their pocket.

Sound clip of me at home "zipping up" a pencil bag. Recorded at normal speed with conexant smart audio and audio-technica at2020 usb microphone, processed with audacity.

The sound of someone's jacket as they slide against a wall.

Me playing around with some zips and clothing to get various sounds. There are two types of zips recorded. One for a piano bag and one for a recorder case. The clothing is two types of hard and softer more malleable jean material. Recorded with zoomh5 at 96hz. Raw file recordings with a bit of noise reduction.