66 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Cupboard"

Various samples of me opening and closing my old wooden drawers, mostly with clothes inside of them. Different drawers have different weights of clothes in them, and are in different states of repair, so if the first sounds aren't quite what you're listening for, take a listen to the later sounds. Created for use in sinathorproductions' indie project: queen's meadow.

Glassware rattling and shaking on table. Could be used for earthquake, construction outside of the house or things along that line. Recorded with a zoom h5 internal xy mics.

Boomerang scraping against wooden cupboard.

Drag a box on floor.

A cupboard lock with a nice full sound.

Recorded on zoom h6 with rode ntg3 mic.

Can be used for any wooden cabinet/cupboard.

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

Hitting bathtub inside and outside with my fist, recorded with a ultra cheap microphone unit of my mp3 player. Reduced noise.

Just a quick recording using a c1000 to create the sound of someone breaking out from behind a metal door (a lift). Its actually a simple tool cupboard door.

The sound of my gas meter in a cupboard, it sounds like human body sounds, like digestion. Can be used for the ambiance of a basement or cellar.

The effect was made by opening and closing a cupboard door slowly to get the high pitch noise. Sound recorded using a samsung galaxy s7 edge and edited in audacity. (created by derek g. ).

I used the bang from a cupboard door closing to create this file. I imagined it to be a pillbox gun emplacement, fired from within because there is no reverb or echo added at the last shot. May be useful for a game.

I was trying to get some fx for the soundscape of a supermarket riot scene i was doing. For this i recorded the rustling of plastic packets of pasta and rice in my kitchen cupboard. Towards the end i emptied a whole packet of pasta onto the kitchen floor. Recorded using a boss br-600.

Quiet time of day, recorder placed in cardboard box in a cupboard and covered with clothing. As in title and file info, low cut 40hz, 16 bit, 44. 1 khz. I didn't see any point in going below a 70% gain level as it's not too bad at those levels.

I have an antique cherry cabinet that is at least three times my age. The door has a slight twist to it, and it keeps opening itself. The door catches of yesteryear had a metal prong that pushed two rollers apart. This catch pre-dates that, it's all about springy metal that bows out of the way. And this is the sound it makes when you close it.