213 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Metal Switch"

Vintage metal button/switch.

Flipping a heavy metal light switch.

Industrial, factory, metal, metal-processing, small, machine, switched-off.

A metallic lamp switch clicking on and off.

The sound of someone picking up, and switching on an old metal flashlight.

Pulling a chain light switch to turn on.

Recording of old metal table fan. Mic: rode ntg2recorder: zoom h5.

14 inch metallic adjustable lamp with turn based switch.

A tape machine which i recorded various buttons and switches on. This was a nice one with a metallic ring to it.

Sound of a moderately sized metal lever being thrown.

Some whacks and hits. Forgot exactly what it is, but good for buttons and switches nonetheless.

An old light that uses a metal bead chain to switch on and off.

Opening and closing of a metal garlic crusher. Great for metal devices, latches, switches, gates.

Antique fan turned on and off then running. Recorded on a zoom h4. A couple of extra switch clicks thrown in fro good measure.

A tape machine which i recorded various buttons and switches on.

This is the sound of metal spoons being used in the kitchen, slowed down. Natural reverb.

Sounds recorded from an old electric stove, metal hinges, door and switches.

Big breaker switch for one of three phases of power coming into an industrial metal shop. I'm pretty sure it was a 50 amp breaker. . You can hear a transformer buzzing in the background and a fan start once the switch is thrown. Fairly roomy (being a large concrete garage type environment) but usable. Recorded on a zoom h4. .

Good for selecting options or a cool sound effect for something?.

The sound of a fan heater turning on. Has been cleaned up in audacity to remove background noise. Recorded on sony pcm-a10.

Playing with kitchen spoons slowed down. Reverb is natural.

3 different stompbox switches recorded with oktava mk-012. Not edited.

Switch flip #2. Modify/use however you want. Recorded with a zoom h4n using built-in stereo mics. Edited & processed with fl studio 11 & edison. Recorded at an inactive ski-lift. Technically the original sound was not a switch, it was a rain-proof cover on a power outlet. If you use this in anything, please put it in the comments, me and other people may want to check it out!.