Material & Texture Sound Effects

Household foley sound effects covering 250+ solid wood door latches and knocks, crystal glassware, silverware, plate handling, bathroom water, hairdryers, and light switches, delivered UCS-compliant at 24-bit/48kHz.

Glass break sound effects covering 1000+ window smashes, bottle, bulb, cup, plate, and ceramic shatters, plus shard debris scatters, scrapes, rustles, tumbles, and footsteps on broken glass.

Butcher shop sound effects featuring 156 files of cleaver chops on wooden blocks, knife sharpening and scrapes, meat handling, mincer machinery, freezer doors, and cash register foley.

Foley and object sound effects across 6,584 files, 232 minutes and 17 GB at 192kHz/32bit. Bells, friction tones, wood, metal, cloth, foliage, shakers and workshop mechanisms, UCS compliant with Soundminer metadata.

Handwriting and stationery sound effects featuring 153 close-up recordings of pen strokes, pencil scribbles, chalk on blackboard, marker writing, signatures, pen clicks, paper shuffling, and office tools like staplers and hole punches.

Tattoo parlour sound effects featuring machine hums, needle buzzing, latex glove snaps, tool handling on metal trays, ink bottle sloshes, and studio ambiences captured in 24-bit/96kHz.

Polystyrene sound effects featuring 330 stereo files of thick packaging foam recorded at 96kHz/24-bit, covering grabs, taps, hand strokes, movement, hits, rubs, squeaks, scratches, snaps, and saw cuts.

Stationery foley sound effects including page turns, paper crumpling, paper tearing, ballpoint pen lid clicks, handwriting, ruler handling, and book flips, recorded at 192 kHz / 32-bit float.

A collection of 123 sound effects featuring rubber mallets dragged across surfaces like metal, glass, and wood to produce detailed vibrations, creaks, squeaks, and groans.

A collection of 20 looping saw blade sound effects, including light, medium, and heavy wood-cutting variations for industrial, mechanical, and woodworking applications.

A collection of organic scratch and scrape sound effects created by recording nails, metal, and coins on surfaces like concrete, wood, plastic, fabric, and tile.

A library of glass destruction sound effects featuring impacts, crashes, friction, and sweeping from sources like windows and bottles, captured ultrasonically in mono and stereo.

A collection of contact microphone recordings capturing internal door and lock mechanisms. These detailed sound effects include wood, metal, and plastic doors, plus separate key handling sounds.

This library contains 26 professional sound effects of plastic wrap, including peeling, ripping, and stretching, delivered as 24-bit/192kHz files with included UCS metadata.

A collection of 128 sound effects of struck metal and glass objects recorded with contact microphones and geophones, creating resonant, gong-like tones. Includes detailed UCS metadata.

Sound effects library featuring 200 Risers and 214 Stutter Glitch Risers. Source material includes screams, groans, gears, chains, derived from acoustic/synth elements.

This collection of sound effects offers over 1800 paper sounds across 275 actions, including movement, destruction, Foley, and UI, each with multiple variations.

Expertly crafted sound effects blend natural elements with sci-fi aesthetics, featuring high-quality ambiences and individual assets derived from metal, forest, water, minerals, and wind recordings.

This versatile collection features over 1400 tonal squeaks, croaks, and creaks from various vessels. Rich in organic, animalistic sound effects, these recordings provide unique material for alien languages, creature vocalizations, and atmospheric elements in creative projects.

Diverse sound effects collection featuring unique recordings, from sleeping habits to car washes, captured through experimental techniques and superposition arrays over several years of field expeditions.

Dual-mic recordings capture detailed water sound effects, including submerging objects and underwater movements, using specialized Sennheiser and Aquarian hydrophone equipment, delivered in high-quality 24Bit 192kHz format.

Meticulously recorded sound effects capture authentic coin activities, from rummaging through treasure to dropping money bags, featuring 26 high-quality clips at 96 kHz resolution.

Meticulously recorded sound effects capture authentic treasure chest interactions, from unlocking chains to rummaging through gold coins, delivered in professional-grade 24-bit stereo format.

Professional stereo sound effects featuring 22 distinct trash bin interactions, including plastic rustling, paper crunching, and tin can clattering, all recorded with meticulous detail.

Professional sound effects capturing diverse rummaging activities, from heavy tool movements to subtle wood and metal interactions, recorded in high-quality 96kHz/24-bit format.

Through 63 detailed sound effects, this collection captures various drawer and cupboard interactions, featuring glass bottles, rummaging noises, and wooden/metal mechanisms in motion.

Recorded in studio, this collection captures various sound effects from a fabric washing basket, featuring movements, scrapes, and shakes suitable for diverse audio production needs.

This comprehensive library features 860 sound effects captured from 20+ Nerf guns, including motorized blasters, darts, and water weapons, recorded professionally with high-end equipment at 192kHz.

Professional tufting machine recordings feature mechanical sound effects, including rhythmic thuds, buzzing, and whirring captured in pristine stereo and mono at high sample rates.

Metallic recycling bin recordings feature textured door squeaks and creaks, alongside glass bottle drops, providing versatile sound effects for layering and creative sound design.

Detailed underwater sound effects featuring submerged fabrics, metals, and vessels, recorded at pristine 24-bit quality with meticulous metadata and professional microphone documentation.

Subsonic frequencies captured with Lom Geofon create deep, mysterious sound effects, featuring dark rumbles and alien-like tones reaching as low as 10Hz, perfect for sci-fi and horror productions.