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A piece of balsa wood being struck and left to resonate. Recorded for frequency analysis of the partials that resonate in the different shape/size pieces. Also for there occasional spinning gestures, as they rotate in the air after being struck.

A piece of balsa wood being struck and left to resonate. Recorded for frequency analysis of the partials that resonate in the different shape/size pieces. Also for there occasional spinning gestures, as they rotate in the air after being struck.

Recorded x-y dpa. No limiting or compression used. Recorded in my studio www. Jk-studios. Com.

Wood block hit 2.

Field-recording. Footsteps in forest, cracking branches and bushes. Some micropohne rumbles so hp filter needed.

Apertura e chiusura porta in legno.

This is the sound of breaking walnuts on a piece of wood using a hammer.

A small metal object falling on a wooden floor. A small screw for instance.

Opening and closing a wooden, modern outside door with solid rubber isolation, recorded (very) close with a pair of akg c391b's.

Workshop search tool box rummage tools searching wood metal foley.

Why not augment your sounds?.

Creak, swing, crathud. Repeat.

A short clip of a wooden door opening, first a high pitch creak, then a low pitch as it's movement slows. Recorded at close proximity with a sennheiser 416 microphone, to a sound devices 552, in a residential, fully attached house, with minimal noise and background but natural ambience and reflection, from a large (bed)room.

Gas powered chainsaw, cutting down tree in neighborhood. chainsaw next door.

I set a hammer down on a variety of wooden surfaces, so that it could masquerade as someone setting down a big old fire axe in an audiodrama. (it does work to lower the pitch if you're looking for a bigger sound. ) mono recording, zoom h4 internal mic.

Footsteps with wooden floor creaking.

A recording i made by using a small camcorder which i proceeded to drop on a wooden desk. The sound was obviously extracted from the video i recorded. Could be useful sounds for pov/first-person-movies projects. Enjoy!.

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Nunchucks wood hit fight punch.

Walking on a hardwood floor.

Recorded at 5 a. M. In spring - the birds are twittering powerful.

This is a sound of things being knocked down onto a wooden floor. I used it in a remake of an old radio play, when someone bursts into the detective's office. :). You may use this sound for whatever you like. You don't even need to reference me, though it is always appreciated!. Comments are welcomed!.

Fingers rapping on a wooden box with an accelerando. Recorded with a tascam dr-07 mk2. Unprocessed.

Recorded with zoom h1. Working with pieces of wood blocks. Edited with reverb.

Some footsteps recorded on a wooden flor, not very hard.

Walking and running up and down somewhat creaky stairs in old house. London, ontario. Sony m10.

A jigsaw puzzle box is placed on a table and opened, the pieces tipped out, then a couple of minutes of sorting pieces and putting the puzzle together.

My bedroom door (light wood). Knocking, opening and closing. Recorded with a simple sony icrecorder.

A total of eight footsteps- 4 with some impact and 4 softer ones. Use how you want.

This is sound of menu button, sounded like wood. It is created using cardioid condenser tube microphone, and edited in audacity. You can use this sound in any game where there is ui. For example, mods for various computer role-playing games.

Sound effect of metal keys being picked up from a table in different speeds and ergencies.

Took my tascam dr 22 in a pine tree wood close to the shore in poland, you can hear some birds but mainly the wind shuffling in the trees - it was a windy day.

Walking on a creaky wooden floor. Recorded with zoom h4n through rode stereo videomic pro.

Pine cones dropping and landing on a bed of pine needles. This recording was made on a windy day, so there is some background "whooshing" wind; all in all, i think these pine cones softly landing on the needles can be put to good use. Recording made with my zoom h4n recorder, with a rode ntg-2 shotgun microphone. For this recording i literally wanted to get as close as i could, so i placed the shotgun microphone on the ground and carefully let the pine cones fall as close to the microphone as possible, but without hitting it. *not easy to do. I did edit out some of the direct hits!. Enjoy, and if you ever get the chance to spend a warm afternoon in the peace of a thick stand of pines, you should. Kvgarlic.

A piece of balsa wood being struck and left to resonate. Recorded for frequency analysis of the partials that resonate in the different shape/size pieces. Also for there occasional spinning gestures, as they rotate in the air after being struck.

A piece of balsa wood being struck and left to resonate. Recorded for frequency analysis of the partials that resonate in the different shape/size pieces. Also for there occasional spinning gestures, as they rotate in the air after being struck.

Here's my first field recording and first upload on here. I recorded my friend's fireplace in his apartment for a theater production through my college for which i was the sound designer and sound board operator. I used a zoom q3hd with its built-in stereo xy microphones at about a foot or so away from the fire (on the bricks directly encasing the fireplace) with some make-shift baffling around the fireplace (safe, i know). This track is an edited version, a sort of "best of".

This sound is part of a series and was originally a recorded finger snap. Recording gear:- 2 x behringer c2 small diaphragm condenser microphones with cardioid polar pattern- focusrite scarlett 2i4 audio interfacesoftware:- sound forge pro.

Recording of a chef cutting mushroom with a knife on a wood board in a restaurant's kitchen during prepping time. Some kitchen background noise (extractor, silverware, voices. . . ). Recording chain -> oktava mc012 -> ad261 -> zoom h448khz @ 24 bit.

Sweeping fingers actors a wooden table recorded this with usb blue snowflake microphone.

Zoom h4n.

A hammering or knocking sound.

Native wooden maraca hit. Homemade recording. Part of an original native colombian percussion sampler. Recorded with a shure sm57 > yamaha mg127cx > mbox > ableton live.

This is the sound of a rat gnawing its way down through our wooden ceiling (and 2 days after this recording there was a hole about an inch wide in the ceiling!). Recorded july 15th 2015 around 10 o'clock in the evening in the livingroom of my house in fredensborg, denmark, with a portable recorder zoom h2n. The soundfile was then exported from the recorder to a windows pc through usb, and normalized (i. E. Amplitude brought up to 0 decibel) using steinberg's wavelab software before uploading to freesound.