Door Open sound effects, from the latch giving to the creak as it swings. Old wooden doors and heavy iron ones, interior and exterior, with handle turns and lock movements before the push. Plenty of creaks. Then the machine kind, lift and train doors sliding open on their own.
Libraries
42
Publishers
22
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9 to $249
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Elevator sound effects including old freight and old hotel elevators, with interior and exterior operation, doors opening and closing, call buttons, and loops across 69 files in 24-bit/96kHz.
Airport train sound effects recorded in London, Stockholm, Bangkok, and Toronto, mostly onboard, covering high-speed, electric, and diesel rides with door chimes, PA announcements, starts, stops, and crowds.
Copenhagen Metro and S-train sound effects covering pass-bys at varied speeds, departures, door chimes, and onboard station-to-station rides captured in ORTF and MS with MKH 8040 and MKH 416.
London Underground sound effects featuring onboard rides, exterior pass-bys, door chimes, and station PA announcements across the Northern, Victoria, and Circle Lines, plus double decker buses, Thameslink, and Gatwick Express.
New York subway sound effects covering onboard and exterior recordings of 6, 7, E, V and S lines plus AirTrain monorail rides, door chimes, air releases, and PA announcements.
Paris Metro sound effects covering MP 73 Line 6 and MF01 Line 5 onboard rides through underground, viaduct, and bridge sections, plus door opens, chimes, idles, and PA announcements.
London Underground tube sound effects from the Piccadilly, Central, Northern, and Victoria lines, covering onboard seat and end-of-car rides, door operations, platform arrivals, PA announcements, and crowds.
Italian train station sound effects recorded at Firenze Santa Maria Novella and Pisa Centrale, with train interiors, electric trams, elevator cycles, squeaking escalators, and underground car park ambience.
Cessna Aerobat 150K sound effects spanning 41 files of flybys, takeoffs and landings from ground and plane perspectives, ground taxiing, idle, plus cockpit button, handbrake and door Foley, recorded at 192 kHz.
Creaking door sound effects alongside old wooden, interior, and iron door opens and closes, door lock movements, squeaks, and single and repeated knocking variations across 93 stereo files.
Indonesian rain sound effects recorded in Yogyakarta at 192kHz alongside hospital, exhibition hall, tunnel and train station ambiences plus detailed book, paper and pen Foley.
Zastava Tervo MRAP M20 armored vehicle sound effects featuring 192kHz recordings of driving, pass-bys, and revving across engine, exhaust, and interior perspectives, alongside horns, doors, and cockpit foley.
A mini collection of door sound effects featuring latch clicks, handle turns, knocks, creaks, and closes across various materials, mechanisms, and eras, recorded at multiple intensities and perspectives.
Inside this comprehensive collection, 39 door sound effects feature varied slam intensities across multiple surfaces, captured through three professional microphones at studio-grade 192 kHz quality.
Comprehensive vehicle sound effects library offering high-quality door slams, seat movements, and belt clicks, recorded at 24-bit/96kHz with detailed metadata for professional productions.
An opening door is really a few small sounds in a row: the handle, the latch, the hinge and the swing. Some libraries split those out, so the handle turn can go early and a Door Creak can run as long as the shot needs. Materials and eras vary a lot, from old wood to iron, with heavier doors over in Metal Door. A few sets record the same door at different intensities and from different perspectives, which helps when the camera moves. Lifts and trains bring the automatic sort, doors that open on their own with a bell or a beep nearby. Most of the libraries carry the close as well.