1.063 pistas de áudio isenta de royalties para "De Madeira"

A wooden door being knocked on.

Made by knocking on a wall.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Very old wooden door creak.

Opening my very creaky front door.

One of my friends had a door that sounded really nice. They were incredible and sent me a very nice small recording of the door opening and closing to upload here.

Stereo / zoom h8 xy / kazahkstan / night / 2022sound designer: andrey yudenich.

Layered sound of some wood.

A tap on a wooden tabletop.

Recorded inside a closet. Low noise, not much reverb. Sounds almost machine-like with a satisfying thump. Recorded on a phone. I messed around with it to get it to sound nice. In case you do something that mixes the channels: on the opening part i copied a 5khz to 8. 5khz band from the left to the right channel, so that frequency band is mono.

Designed for physic collisions of wooden objects.

Tapping a pencil on the table.

Tapping on a wooden desk with my fingers. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Closing a door in my house; echo produced. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Wood cracking.

Closing a closet drawer.

Wooden frog guiro held in a hand recorded with zoom h1 and roland cs-10m binaural earphones. Sound recorded in bedroom with door and windows shut. Recorded in 96khz and 24bit. Trimmed and normalized in flstudio, what made sound 32bit.

The sound of hitting a wooden table with your hand. Recorded by a "media-tech" mic.

Putting palm on table.

Recorded by adiotechnica clip mic.

I learned that if you take things, and slam them against walls, you can make some pretty cool noises while doing so.

A door closing gently.

Another door closing gently.