1,029 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Creak"

Opening + closing of creaky steel and wood doors.

Recorded on oct 29 2012 at 96k/24bit with a rode ntg-3 into a zoom h4n. I was recording wind ambience as hurricane sandy was currently swirling around. Along this bike trail i found this wooden ramp. Upon standing on it i realized it moved! and better yet it made some pretty cool creaking sounds!.

I couldn't resist recording a creaky toilet seat. But it can be used for any creaking door or hatch. Lots of short bursts. Have fun!.

The sound of a toy-bone for the dog recorded with the røde nt-usb and edited in audacity.

Squeaky car door opening and closing. Check out more of my sfx at wavjunction. Com.

Some creaking or clicking sounds from the floor panel in my kitchen. I used some of it myself after changing tempo or pitch a bit.

Door being closed, recorded with zoom h4n on-board stereo mics. Please let me know what you think! constructive criticism is especially welcome!.

Door being opened. Recorded using zoom h4n on-board stereo mics. Please let me know what you think! constructive criticism is especially welcome!.

Mono 96/24 recording of a shower door being closed. Close-mic setup. Equipment used: rode nta1-a large diaphragm condenser.

This is a toy meat grinder squeaking slowly and my floor creaking in a fast rhythm.

A guy opening and closing magnet cupboardrecorded with a zoom h6.

A guy opening and closing magnet cupboardrecorded with a zoom h6.

The sound of a traditional house/rooms door. Its made of wood and not at all big or heavy.

The metal gangplank of a cruise liner groaning as it moves with the water and rubs against the paving of the quayside.

Simulating the effect of creaking steel as a submarine goes beyond its comfort zones. No reverb.

Contact mic recording of a roof moving in the wind with birds singing in the background. 24-bit wav mono, unprocessed.

A very squeaky door. Sounds like an elephant :)recorded with mobile phone.

Early morning, crossing the bay of biscay in a force ten gale, the whole cabin (high up in the ship) creates a symphony of sounds. Engine noise in the background, plus a cacophony of different stresses on the woodwork and fittings of the cabin.

Wood door squeak sound effect i made for a video game i developed. Free to use without restrictions for any project or purpose. Enjoy.

Ambient sound with scary creaking wooden floor and footsteps that sound like someone is sweeping the floor. . .

Field recording of the plywood floor in a very old house. I stepped very slowly on it so the sound is more creaky than squeaky.

Folding up and down an old theatre chair. Recorded using zoom h5.

2 alternate slow creaky door hinges. Recorded from a kitchen pantry cupboard on a rode ntg3.

I've recorded 2 minutes of an old creaking door making some variations. Zoom h4. Lovely creaking.

This is just a casual sound from the recording session that i found intresting=)the door has just started to creak when openingvery soulful sound)).

A squeaky, metal door closing in an office building stairwell that takes a long time to close. Second time shorter.

Individual footsteps (sneakers) on a wooden deck during the day. Creaking noises. Some noise reduction applied and cricket sounds removed.

Hey everyone!. Feel free to use this sound in all your projects. Thanks!.

I closed my door a few times and recorded the noise it was making.

Metal door squeaking sound effect i made for a video game i developed. Free to use without restrictions for any project or purpose. Enjoy.

This is the sound of a squeaky floor recorded in stereo with a sony pcm-d100 and edited in reaper.

Opening and closing a medicine cabinet door in a bathroom. Recorded on a tascam dr-100 mkii with a rode ntg3 shotgun microphone.

The sound of wind heard from indoors through the fireplace. Creaking sounds can be heard from the windows nearby. Recorded using an h2n zoom recorder.

Snow-melting makes a flood on a mountain stream. Winter forest environment in background. Recorded with zoom h1. Absolutely free to use.

The sound of a metal lamp being rattled and shaken with another piece of metal scraped across its handle. Recorded with an se4 condenser mic.

I scrapped a pick down the low e string of an acoustic guitar. Recorded with rode ntg-2 mic into zoom h6 handy recorder.

The metal note holder thingy on a cash register being opened and closed.

The sound from indoors opening a squeaky wooden door. A long, drawn out squeak, the door opens slowly.

Medium to heavy weight wooden door opening and slamming with slight creak and thud. Some metal squeak. Perhaps a front door.

A series of door squeaks opening and closing with a metal hinge. Noise floor is very low and background hiss is around -50db.

Squeaky wooden door opened in a hall of highschool. 1999. Casette dictaphone, built in mics, digitalized with generic amiga mono sampler at 16khz. Saved as wav.

Creaking wood. Could be used for a rocking chair sound effect or many other applications.

Mini-bar "trap-door" opening and closing, some grating from the mechanism and trail guides.

Recording of my squeaky office chair. It sounds a lot like a door opening and closing. Recorded and removed noise with audacity.

Sound of the back door of my house. Check the link below to see the film i used it in. Https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=3mlb_fbjvty.

Me walking and then running up and down creaky wooden basement stairs, with mic positioned on stand a few feet away from roughly the middle of the stairwell.

Yes, i know, i have an old, creaky door that goes to my closet, but i just thought it would be cool to record that.

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

Opening and closing an old metal hatch in our basement. The hatch is locked by two handles. The first two creaks are the handles being turned, the last creak is the hatch itself. At around 0:10, the hatch is closed again and the two handles are turned to closed position. Recorded using a no-name directional microphone. Feel free to use however you please, credits appreciated but not required. If you'd like to tell me what you used it for, go ahead, i'd love to hear it.

Sound created using a creaky book spine.