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Recording of somebody clapping that sounds like a slap in the face.

This was recorded with an h6 zoom recorder in zita park. I did this by dropping batteries on a metal covering, figured it could be used as some sort of impact sound.

Sound.

When you close a door hardly.

Slam the door.

Simple knock percussion sound.

Bells description:made in 1990 in the casting house of laetitie dytrych in brodek by přerov. The chime consists of 15 bells of different weights from 16 kg to 220 kg. The bells are firm and moving are the hammers. Bells manufacturer: www. Zvony-tomaskova. Czcastle's information: www. Spilberk. Cz/en/. Recorded on tascam dr-22wl at spielberg castle brno in 2018.

Lubricates door.

I did not create the individual sounds heard here, they were provided by sonniss royalty-free. I mixed the sounds to form this shooting scene where the bullets whizz past for a podcast i edit. Enjoy.

Magazine hitting a hard surface.

Slamming a 90's style phone with a ding sound at the end.

Door closing shut.

Hitting a broken metal dishwasher with a sledge-axe. Recorded with a zoom h4n and rode ntg-3 at 96/24.

Hitting a few different metal objects with a hammer (lightly).

Something bumping the microphone. Recorded with a cheap microphone, and cleaned up with audacity.

Sounds like an old commodore 64 type sound.

Closing the front door to my house.

Me hitting my hand with my fist. Recorded indoors on the 05. 04. 2015 using a blue yeti microphone and audacity recording software.

Knocking on a window. "field recording" taken in my home studio in renton, wa in september of 2014. Recorded with an audio-technica atr-1300 unidirectional mic through a preamp into my mac mini on audacity. Ambient noise has been filtered out.

Just a normal hitsound.

Sound of a marble dropping onto a desk that i recorded a while ago for something.

Old coleman.

Closing a door in a hasty way. H4n. ♥.

Two series of knocking on a metal doorhigh pitch knock on a hollow metal doorfaint sounds of footsteps on staircase in backgroundtwo sets of knocks, one longer than the otherrecorded on zoom h1.

An impact i did in metasynth.

Trap hit, 110 bpm.

This sound uses ringmodulation and is in the rootnote of g#1. Bpm= nonelength= 0,427frequency= 51,9130.

The sound of steady knocking on a sheet of metal. It was recorded with zoom h4n's stereo microphone.

Hits and sounds of fights recorded with a tascam dr100.

This is lightbulbs hitting together.

Used for any banging of metel.

Sound made so everyone can take.

Object hitting glass.

Hitting an old truck tyre with a brick.

Numerous takes of knocking on a door from inside a house, from light tapping to heavy thuds. This version is recorded from about 10 meters or 25 feet.

Just me hitting the table.

A knocking on a door.

Hitting self on body, creating low patting sound.

Closing a book recorded with at 4033a to digi003 rack.

Here's one from a series of 'clang' sounds, great for impact moments in trailers & commercials, or to layer up with other sounds. They are somewhat high-pitch, so they might mix well with low frequency drums and impact sounds. Recorded with tascam dr-40 built-in-mics, by hitting a railing with a pipe in a stairwell and adding a little bit more reverb in daw.

Just a fast sound effect that i made by using my own door and recorded with my røde nt1-a microphone. The recording is in 44100 hz stereo, 16-bit, waw format.

Accidental knock of the mic against a pole.

Short clip of a door slam, as the name implies.

The sound of a door closing at cooper science building at ball state university in muncie, in. (arcv).

Person leaning on a door causing it to slam shut.

Door knocking.

This is the sound of hitting an office chair with the belt, including several strikes recorded from different angles. Some are very light with a high end smack and other are deep and boomy depending on the place of the microphone. Recorded with a zoom h4.

Ideal for sub woofer.

Stone hits the cup.

I combined and modified editor_adp's "clang 2" and "clang 4" into something more impactful. I use it on youtube, and since it was from the public domain, i thought i should give it back.