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Using a stapler sound.

This is a sound where books are being added to a bookshelf between other books. You are free to use the sounds in whatever way you want. I will try to add as many sounds as possible on freesound. Org. If you want you can support me by buying me a coffee on :. Https://www. Buymeacoffee. Com/chrd. Thank you!.

People quietly leave a church after a service. Organ playing in the background.

An impulse response recorded using an exponentially swept sine tone. Recorded in st andrews cathedral in sydney, australia.

Just some church bells. Recorded on sony pcm m-10.

In this recording you can hear book pages being turned manually at a slow but stable rhythm, at the library la fraternitat in la barceloneta. You can hear the page sliding agains other pages, creating a sound that almost reminds us of a knife; and the noise of the page being laid down. At some point there is also the sound of fingers rubbing on the page. Recorded with a zoom h4n pro by kalina and irene, students at esmuc in the framework of the etno3 class.

A few takes of a heavy book being dropped. I used it for the sound of someone flopping a big book open. Recorded with my at20-20. Use as you desire.

Sound effect of a book closing.

Sound of book being slammed shut.

A recording of a book dropping.

A recording of a book dropping.

a is for apple.

Sound made so everyone can take.

A book being closed.

Recorded with a old mic.

Thick catalog dropped on metal desk.

The closing of a book.

I dragged a desk in one of the classrooms at my high school to produce a dragging sound. Metal on carpet. The sound at the end is the desk bumping against another desk.

Sound of a large holepuncher being put on a wooden desk.

Simple, hard closing of a book.

Paperback book being closed shut.

Recorded by joshua lehmann & torben schäfer / edited by philipp grzemba.

An sfx for games or film where i grabbed an old book, opened it, broswed it a bit and closed it. It can be edited for a longer or shorter sequence as the track is well separated.

Closing hard book.

A phone clic and put on a deskrecorded with a sc440.

Closing a book softly.

Closing a hardcover book with a bit of force.

Sound composition with the ins trinitat nova, as part of d'"en residència".

This dutch style sermon, only the sermon/preek is uniquethe use of the voice is typical for these years. He served groningen noord from 03-11-1968 till 22-08-76. Its about zondag 28 from nederlandse catechismus een. On bronnenkoning dot nl more!.

As an assistance to the choir, this file is here make practice easier.

Lectura de rezo pausada.

Old village church single bell, silent mountain place in centre of italy ("pretoro"). Tell me if you use it, pls.

Mono recording of church bell in lumbarda, croatia. Recorded with dpa-4017 -> sqn-ivs -> edirol r-44.

Mono recording of church bell in omisalj, croatia. Recorded with dpa-4017 -> sonosax sx-r4.

Church chanting.

Church and garden in south of france.

Large Church Bells Ringing on Sunday great quality sound

Single church bell striking 12. 58 secs of ambient countryside noise at start.

Evening church bells sounding off in a church in the main shopping and entertainment area in the innenstadt of frankfurt.

Me playing the tenor saxophone inside of a large church with lots of natural reverb.

The finnish monastery "uusi valamo" is an orthodox monastery in the middle of finland. A monk is assigned to play the bells at least once a day. It just sounds great.

Walking up to a classroom deskchair, lifting the writing surface, dropping a bag, sitting down, and lowering the writing surface.

Stapler stapling paper together.

The sound of a hard-cover book closing. Good for video games with a library setting, or for sound effects in youtube videos.

Someone searching one book in the library.

Book foley, turning pages,. Recorded with a tascam dr-100.

Stapler.

Sennheiser me40. Zoom h6. Location: nscad university library. Halifax, ns. Canada.

Pressing down a household or office stapler.

Sound of a stapler hitting paper, and successfully stapling.