68 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Stairwell"

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.

Sharp rain sound on canvas awning over concrete stairwell, with some low rumbles from wind flapping the canvas. Recorded with microphones tucked behind ears for fairly good binaural effect.

Young school children in a crowd, waiting in lobby to attend theater production. Recorded in stairwell with olympus ws-802 hooked to sony stereo lapel mike. Gainesville, ga, early december 1025. .

A high pitched door hinge from a small wooden door squeak upon closing. Recorded in a small stairwell in an office complex so no big reverb/echo effect.

Recorded with the on-board x-y mic of a zoom h4n pro on june 13, 2021 in the carpeted stairwell of an nyc apartment building.

Door to stairwell opens and closes and someone walks up two sets of stairs, the first one slighty faster than the second. Then another door is opened and the walker enters an office where music is playing very softly and there's a bit of an office din. The office portion can also sound like entering a hotel lobby or outer waiting area of a symphony orchestra concert. The stairwell is concrete and metal. It's very echo-y. Recorded on a samsung galaxy s3.

Recorded with the on-board x-y mic of a zoom h4n pro on june 13, 2021 in the carpeted stairwell of an nyc apartment building.

The repercussions of hitting a metal pole with a small metal gate, at the bottom of a 10 story stairwell. Causes the gate to rattle and shake. Recorded with an iphone 6.

Hitting a metal pole with a small metal gate, at the bottom of a stone-wall lined 10 story stairwell. The first hit wavers a bit more, while the second hit carries more conviction.

Walking up two flights of stairs in the stairwell of my circa 1920s apartment building. Take 2 of 2. Recorded using an audio technica at-4022 microphone (with rycote windshield) into a tascam dr-40 recorder.

Slow deliberate walk up a set a concrete stairs in a concrete stairwell. Lots of reverb. Sounds a little ominous, like someone is coming to get you. Recorded indoors on a samsung galaxy s3 using recforge.

Concrete foley performed with hands. Part of my ‘various hits’ pack - foley on concrete, metal pipes, and plastic surfaced objects in a 10 story stairwell. Recorded on iphone. Added fades, eq’s and compression for easy integration.

Four quiet clangs, recording in a brick stairwell. I hit the metal railing of the staircase and let the sound ring. Sounds kind of eerie and distant, like something you'd hear in a factory or maybe on a big iron ship or submarine. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

Took my zoom h4 with me on the last flight of a 5 story metal stairwell then on the backstage catwalk - first back stage, then over the audience, then to the sound booth of a theatre i was working at. Note: i did not realize my pants made so much noise as i was walking.

Four quiet clangs, recording in a brick stairwell. I hit the metal railing of the staircase and let the sound ring. Sounds kind of eerie and distant, like something you'd hear in a factory or maybe on a big iron ship or submarine. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

Here's one from a series of 'clang' sounds, great for impact moments in trailers & commercials, or to layer up with other sounds. They are somewhat high-pitch, so they might mix well with low frequency drums and impact sounds. Recorded with tascam dr-40 built-in-mics, by hitting a railing with a pipe in a stairwell and adding a little bit more reverb in daw.

This is a nice clean recording of hard-rubber soled shoes running and walking up and down metal stairs in a concrete stairwell. It's reverberant, but clean. I hope it's useful to somebody. While attribution isn't necessary, i'd love to hear what you've used it in. Also, for anybody who's interested, it was actually recorded in the parking garage of universal studios in hollywood, ca. I've geo-tagged the exact building. ;-). Recorded with: sanken cs-1e, fostex fr2le.

I took my snare drum into the wonderfully echoey parking garage of my building to record the reverb. Included are samples recorded from varying distances and positions. Also included are dry versions, recorded in a living room and a super-dry elevator. When used in a production, try mixing in the heavily reverbed snares against the dry ones to fit your taste. Also the reverb snares work well mixed under even unrelated percussions to add a neat ambiance. The same goes for my "stairwell foot stomps" sample set. Recorded 24-bit stereo with a sony pcm-d50. Assisted by matt mcgowin.