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Knocking myself on wardrobes. Recorded with a rode nt-usb, exported in wav 16 bits with reaper.

Box full of lego block being shuffled by hand.

Sawing wood: using a small saw to saw up wood. There is a bit of metal rattling as the wood is being sawed. Recorded with a zoom h6 (rode ntg-2). Recorded in a room with good acoustic. Can be used when someone is sawing wood.

Hammering.

I threw a big log on the ground. Nothing to it.

A set of slow and fast steps on a wooden footbridge.

I combined the sound of three pieces of wood snapped in half to make a somewhat believable sound of wood breaking/snapping in half.

Recorded this in a private yacht club, you can hear some water lapping which can be cleaned quite easily with an expander but i've chose to keep it for flexibility.

Some old floorboards creaking when i press on them. The creaks are clean and interims are almost noiseless so you can chop easily as you please. Recorded with a roland edirol r-09hr and edited in audacity. If you use this sample, please tell me what you did with it below! links are nice too.

Knife against wood.

Wood crack test.

This is a recording i made of my old creaky wooden door. Made with a zoom h4n.

Knocking on a wooden door.

Recorded by me (matt horrigan) at the mcgill digital composition studios as part of an undergraduate project. No obligation to attribute me, but if some opportunity comes up to mention that you used this recording, i'd of course be super happy if you did so! when possible, i like to tell stories about freesound recordings before concerts.

I learned that if you take things, and slam them against walls, you can make some pretty cool noises while doing so.

Dragging or sliding a wooden chair on a cement or concrete floor. 44. 1khz 32bit recorded in a cellar with sony mini-disc recorder 2009.

I did this in my room with my own door. I recorded with not the best microphone in the world, so sorry if its not the highest quality. But i hope you still enjoy it!.

This sound is recorded in my friends wood workshop, when he was cutting veneer with cutter.

Sound of a door closing.

A wooden room door opening without slam.

Fosforos prendiéndose.

Free sound, efects sonido de pasos en pasillo.

Piling up some logs. Recorded in 48khz 24bits. Denoised.

A quick knock at the door. Recorded in home studio with a zoom h2n microphone using audacity sound software.

Walking on small wooden bridge.

A creaky bed.

Squeaking wood floor under pamela's shoes recorded with an usb samson go mic. Normalized.

Picking up a wicker basket/suitcase.

Skate board pass doppler,. No ankles were broken during this recording. Yes i am a foley gigolo - you may hire me :). Any sound u want made us$ 13.

Wobble with plastic (similar with pasteboard).

Some sounds i recorded of knocking on a door. Recorded on a sony d50.

Recording of students building intonomuri instruments for an upcoming kronos quartet performance.

Fire in a fireplace, the wood was wet, so lots of crackling and popping.

H4n.

Closing a cupboard twice.

Sliding a drawer shut.

Knocking at door with fist and palm.

One piece of a bamboo wind chime struck with a rubber mallet quietly, noise removed, and amplified to max volume without distortion. Recorded with a cheap mic.

Knock-knock sound. Recorded by a "media-tech" mic.

This is a field recording in late may, 2009 off the porch of my cabin located on lummi island, washington state, usa. The woods are filled with a cacophony of migrating and local bird sounds. This is a raw field recording it has not been mixed or overdubbed.

Squeaky floorboard in my grandmother's house. Recorded with a sony pcm-d50.

Footsteps.

The sound of wood creaking.

Wooden door squeaks.

The sound of a banister or floor creaking.

Variations of hammer hitting wood.

A skateboard sckreeching.

Knocking on a wooden door.

3 knocks on a wooden door. This sound is actually not my own, i actually just uploaded this sound as a test a number of years ago. Just downlaoded it from somewhere else. So i'd love to give credit where credit is due, but i don't remember where i got it from!.

A rainstick is gently 'poured' a few times.