Concrete sound effects, mostly the sound of feet on hard ground. Heels clicking down a corridor. Boots stamping through a stairwell, with that sharp slap and short echo concrete always gives you. Beyond footsteps, there are body falls hitting the floor and bullets chipping chunks out of walls. Hard and unforgiving.
Libraries
112
Publishers
51
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9 to $399.99
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Professional recordings capture over 8500 sound effects of empty gun shells and ammunition links falling on concrete and granite, featuring 22 calibers and multiple distance variations.
This comprehensive collection features 308 high-quality sound effects of concrete footsteps, including various shoe types, movements, and performance loops, meticulously recorded and edited for immediate project integration.
Construction site sound effects recorded at 192kHz, covering angle grinders, nail guns, DEWALT and Makita drills, excavators, tree saws, concrete pours, tape, rope, and site ambiences.
Hardwood, plywood, and OSB panel sound effects covering breaks, bends, drops, hatchet chops, and crowbar withdrawals across concrete, dirt, and wood pile surfaces, captured with Neumann and Schoeps microphones.
Punch and kick sound effects covering slaps on skin, bone breaks, blood squishes, body falls across gravel, mud, snow and water, plus cloth movement and whip whooshes at 96kHz.
Footstep sound effects featuring over 1,250 files across boots, heels, shoes, socks, flip-flops, and barefoot performances on surfaces including sand, dirt, snow, concrete, wood, metal, mud, leaves, and broken glass with walking, running, scuffs, and single steps.
Art gallery crowd sound effects recorded in a Los Angeles gallery across concrete halls and wooden galleries, capturing multilingual walla, footsteps, creaking floors, security radios, and gift shop movement.
Ambisonic room tone sound effects featuring 26 first-order ambiX recordings of subtle interior textures including freezer hum, engine rooms, dripping, concrete resonance, and sauna spaces, delivered with binaural and 7.1.2 renders at 96kHz.
Aluminum crutch sound effects featuring walking performances, handling, adjustments, and drops across varied interior and exterior surfaces, captured with Neumann KMR81 and DPA 4060 boom and clip microphones.
Footstep sound effects featuring 2,056 steps across seven footwear types and thirteen surfaces, captured in realistic environments with natural indoor reverb, alongside 58 Kontakt and Battery sampler presets.
This library contains 14 water sound effects from Madeira, including waves, waterfalls, streams, and drips. Files feature extensive Soundminer, BWAV, and iXML metadata.
This library of armor sound effects contains character movement, equipping sequences, and combat impacts including weapon strikes, projectiles, bodyfalls, and various surface interactions.
A collection of over 15,000 24-bit/96kHz sound effects with metadata, featuring categories like transportation, backgrounds, sci-fi, construction, footsteps, and a large miscellaneous collection.
A library of 1,097 construction sound effects, covering home renovation, large worksites, and specialized trades. Includes heavy machinery, power tools, hand tools, and workshop ambiences.
This collection provides 227 footstep sound effects, featuring men’s and women’s shoes and boots on surfaces including wood, concrete, pavement, carpet, ceramic, and stairs.
Concrete is the default floor of modern sound design: car parks, offices, pavements and warehouses. It's bright and hard, with a click at the heel and a scrape at the toe, so the shoe matters more here than on almost any other surface. The footstep collections record concrete in plenty of footwear, from heels to military boots, and some include loops for long walks. Most sets also cover softer ground like Grass and Carpet, which makes it easy to change surface mid-scene without the character suddenly sounding like someone else. Fight foley adds body falls onto hard floors. Bullet impact sets chip at concrete walls. Shooters and thrillers use it constantly.