Bedroom sound effects for the quietest room in the house. Room tones from real homes and apartments, some with rain or traffic outside, plus the doors, cupboards and drawers that go with them. A creaky bedroom door is in here. So are long takes of a room with nothing much going on, which is exactly what a night scene needs under it.
Room tone sound effects featuring 18 recordings of bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchens, hotel rooms, garages, and closets with HVAC hum, extractor fans, fridge buzz, vent rattles, and exterior traffic.
Wellington wind sound effects recorded on a stormy night in a mountainside cabin, featuring 8 seamless loops of exterior and open-window interior perspectives with rattling doors, shaking trees, and creaking walls.
Nine hours of apartment roomtones, including urban ambiences, rain, interior sounds, and neighbor construction sound effects, with open and closed window variations provided for each location.
This collection contains nine hours of residential ambience sound effects from apartments and a beach house, including cityscapes, construction, rain, and open/closed window variations.
Extensive binaural recordings capture diverse urban sound effects, from rain and traffic to construction, featuring over 5 hours of ambient cityscapes recorded across multiple building locations.
Interior and exterior door sound effects, captured from multiple angles, featuring everything from gentle knob turns to heavy slams, including various materials and environments like elevators, cars, and gates.
Indoor ambisonics sound effects featuring varied room atmospheres, from kitchen appliance hums to quiet living spaces, complete with environmental elements like rain, traffic, and distant conversations.
From quiet urban moments to bustling city life, this extensive collection captures authentic sound effects across apartments, featuring rainy ambiance, traffic, construction, and natural room acoustics in Ambisonics format.
Meticulously recorded room ambiences and sound effects from UK residences, featuring various spaces from bathrooms to hallways, delivered in high-quality 24-bit format with comprehensive metadata tagging.
Inside a sprawling hotel complex, ambient recordings capture the distinct sound effects of lobbies, hallways, parking areas, and quiet bedrooms, delivered in stereo format.
Comprehensive collection of opening and closing sound effects featuring various door types, from creaky bedroom entrances to heavy garage doors and kitchen appliances.
Powerful storm recordings capture high-altitude wind sound effects across multiple locations during a 24-hour period, featuring natural whistles, howls, and gusts through various environments.
Comprehensive library featuring 1092 meticulously edited sound effects of household doors, including windows, cupboards, and drawers, complete with detailed extras and embedded metadata.
Diverse collection of 33 interior ambient recordings captures authentic sound effects from busy airports to peaceful homes across Italy and the United States, featuring varying traffic levels and atmospheric elements.
This comprehensive collection features 422 high-quality sound effects capturing everyday household activities, from door movements to kitchen equipment, providing extensive variety for domestic scene sound design.
Various door and gate sound effects, from everyday creaks to dramatic dungeon slams, captured in high resolution with multiple perspectives and recording positions in historic locations.
This collection features diverse room tones captured in Nashville, incorporating indoor spaces with varying AC sounds, ambient sound effects, and exterior recordings of traffic and weather.
Professional collection featuring 1400+ door sound effects recorded from close and distant perspectives, including various intensities, actions, and M/S format options for enhanced spatial flexibility.
Room tone does most of the work in a bedroom scene. It's the air of the room with the neighbourhood faintly outside, and it holds dialogue together between cuts. These come from real flats and houses, ground floor and first floor, some in long takes that run under a whole scene, and quiet rooms sit next to busier ones. Quiet is the point. Doors and furniture handle the action: a bedroom door opening, a drawer pulled out, a window shut against the rain. The residential room tones take in the Bathroom and Hallway as well, which helps when a character walks through the house at night.
