Dice Roll sound effects from the shake in the hand to the last little wobble. Dice rattling in a palm or a cup, thrown across tables and boards, knocking into each other and settling. Close and crisp. Board game pieces sliding and clacking sit alongside, for when the roll is only part of the turn.
Dice sound different on every surface, which is the whole game with them. Wood is bright and clattery, the sound of a Tabletop session, while anything soft like Felt takes the edge off. The libraries here record rolls on several surfaces, some with contact microphones for a tight, close sound that cuts through a busy mix. Cut a shake and a throw together to match any roll on screen. Board games use them constantly, and so do casino scenes in films.
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