558 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Creaking Door"

Here's another sound recording for your audio needs. I don't really need to explain much about this, lol. How it was made: i recorded my room's door creaking. (complicated, i know. ) feel free to use this wherever and however you want, as long as you don't steal credit.

Sound of an old door creaking open. you can hear the stress and rust on the hitch as it swings open. Great for a haunted house or halloween sound effect.

Opening and closing an in-need-of-wd40 door several times.

Sound of a wooden door open and close from a close distance. Slow version.

A screeching wooden door with two seperate noises of closing/opening, first at normal speed then faster.

Interior field recording of a squeaking cardoor.

Squeaky door closing. Recorded on marantz pmd661 with beyerdynamics mic.

Squeaky door leading to a city street opening and closing twice.

Closing a metal door with a thud. Recorded using a phone, with recording quality set to high.

Door open sound - adapted from: http://www. Freesound. Org/people/harri/.

This sound represent the creaking of one door of the toilets in tallers. It is short with a particular bolt and screeching.

Sound of a wooden door open and close from a close distance. Fast version.

Sound of a creaky old set of doors swinging after being pushed open. The second creak is from a local draft. Recorded on an iphone. . . It's all i had at the time!.

A heavy wooden door for a theatre control room being opened and then closing on it's own at a regular pace.

Opening my aunt's creaky dishwasher door. Sounds more like a coffin being opened.

An old wooden and glass door being opened and closed with creaking and squeaking noise. Recorded with zoomh4n.

I recorded this sound back in 2002. A bathroom door slowly being opened and then shut.

An old iron door creaking while being closed.

Opening/closing a microwave door.

Spring-loaded metal door of a creaky old metal oven being slowly opened and closed.

Recorded on sound devices 664sanken cs-1 microphone.

Random people walking into a hall.

Made by moving the seat of a chair.