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A knijpkat is a flashlight that's manually driven (no batteries) by squeezing a handle attached to a dynamo inside the knijpkat. This is the sound it makes. 24bit 48khz, stereo, 2 x small membrane -> edirol r4.

A snippet of a car engine cooling off - isolated from a recording by the magic that is izotope.

Little gusts of wind rattling wood shutters, distant siren. Sony m10. 2012.

Metal chain sound.

I needed a rattle-snake sound for a tracklay so recorded myself shaking my salt and pepper grinders. Considering i recorded this on a stereo mic in the bedroom of my two-bed flat, i think it came out pretty well!. This is the processed version, which has been through noise reduction and high-pass filtering (soft cut off begins somewhere around 200hz). I believe that this has drastically improved the raw recording, but if you would like to use the original and process it yourself, feel free to send me a message and i will upload it. Recorded using my zoom h1 at 48k/32-bit (because i didn't realise it wasn't set to 96k. . . Whoops!).

Opening a wicker basket/suitcase with the creak of the wood and rattle of the bucklerecorded with a zoom h2.

Makeup rattling on top of a glass table.

Chains rattling on the ground. Can be used for prisoners who have chains in their legs.

This sound was created by shaking small wooden beads in a glass jar. Recorded with a zoom h4n recorder and a rode m3 microphone.

A simple recording of a metal drawer. Recorded with zoom h4n + sontronics stc-10 pencil condensors.

Roomtone of the interior of a barn, with constant creak, cracks, rattle, metal, can be used during storm, quite mysterious, recorded at 48-16 with portable dat using schoeps ms ball, edited and decoded in stereo in pt.

Close up perspective of a fan, starting, rattling, stopping, with some impacts, recorded at 48-16 with portable dat using schoeps ms ball, edited and decoded in stereo in pt.

This is an old elevator in an old apartment building, with sliding cage doors.

Riding in building elevator during a trip to visit rrr in lowell. 0:18 - close mic elevator fan noise with weird ringing sound; 0:30 - drumming on elevator interior; 0:45ish - elevator doors opening and closing. 0:55 - "good day!".

Spring, catch and pneumatic closer for old, rusty screen door being struck, plucked and generally abused to make a variety of rattling, clanking and twanging sounds.

Shake a can of grit.

A sound of someone trying to open a door. Recorded with zoom h4n and edited with audacity. This was recorded in a classroom.

A sound of someone trying to open a door. Recorded with zoom h4n and edited with audacity. This was recorded in a classroom.

Sound of chains recorded for a game project where a monster armed with chain hook is stalking the player.

Recording device: tascamdr-40 (built-in mics).

Guttural sound made with a sampler, kind of resembles a frog croaking. Would be good chopped up.

A rattling of tin cans stringed together.

A vigorous spring rain-shower with some beautiful, far-off thunder. This was recorded on march 27, 2021 in a campground in illinois. One of the thunder strikes is so intense that you can hear the screen door rattling!recorded using the marantz pmd661 and the beyerdynamic 8010 omnidirectional microphone. Seem like these intense rain/thunder events could be more common. By the way, the very next day after this was recorded -- while many were sopping up water in their basements -- the day broke beautifully sunny, with not a cloud in the sky. Welcome spring!.

Weird rattling noise from the ac. . . . Recorded using a shure pg 58 mic.

A rattling door with squeaking handle opens and closes. Recorded with a stereo pair of small-diaphragm condenser mics into audio interface/laptop.

5 glass bottles are shuffled and rattled together. Some quiet wood impacts. Ideal for pub / bar ambience.

Looking for tools in metal cabinet. Recorded with zoom h1.

Locked door handel rattle trying to be opened.

Metal chains rattling against each other.

Recording of a fidgeting handle on a file cabinet.

Shaking a drawer/cabinet of loose objects.

Shaking a drawer/cabinet of loose objects.

I'm shaking a padlock while it is locked on a metal grid.

This is the sound of the broken fan at the bathroom in my friends house. It sounds a lot like a cricket, but i can assure you it’s a machine- once again this was straight off my phone so sorry if the quality is pretty bad. I hope this can still be of use to you. You don’t need permission but i would like to know if anyone does use it, just for the sake of curiousity :).

Flipping over a box of screws.

This was recorded in a small warehouse studio while the radiator was heating up the space. Used a zoom h2. Very chaotic and noisy; interesting.

Glass chandelier shaking due to construction vibration. H4n.

Metal fire stove shaking due to construction out of home. H4n.

Rattling some keys in my hand.

The sound of a glass growler rattling on concrete.

A lamp made out of little shells in the bedroom rattling with the summer breeze coming through the windows.

Keys rattling - this is the sound of keys rattling. Could be used as the sound of someone grabbing their keys.

Shook a cereal box for a moment. Recorded with my zoom h2n.

Running my fingers through a container of glass beads. Recorded with a tascam dr-40.

Gravado para a disciplina de captação de áudio do curso de rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi, são paulo-sp. Brasil.

Chocalho de bebê, com som parecido de cobra, sendo balançado em diversas velocidades. Captado com um microfone condensador. Gravado para a disciplina de captação e edição de áudio do curso rádio, tv e internet, universidade anhembi morumbi. São paulo-sp. Brasil.

Dog tags rattling together.

Small stuffed toy rattle movement.

Untangling the mic cord on a windy day.

A simple recording of a metal drawer. Recorded with zoom h4n + sontronics stc-10 pencil condensors. This was recorded in my room so unfortunately the signal to ambient noise ratio isn't great, i think it's just passable though. The sound can be used for free (though it would be great to hear about what you do with it). It may not be re-distributed as it is, or as part of a compiled sound library.