Friction sound effects, royalty-free and cleared for commercial work. 94 libraries carry this tag, most of them filed under Materials & Textures and Metal.
Recordists here also tag Scrape, Squeak and Slide, which is worth a look if nothing below fits.
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Diverse collection featuring 257 high-quality sound effects captured using specialized microphones, including raw materials and designed elements spanning metal, glass, water, and servo motors.
Meticulously edited collection of 315 ice sound effects, featuring crispy debris, crackling textures, and field recordings from frozen lakes, perfect for creating authentic winter atmospheres.
Meticulously crafted sound effects featuring rushing movements, from sparse details to overwhelming cascades, created using diverse sources including vehicles, friction sounds, and mechanical elements.
Featuring diverse metal interactions, this collection captures authentic key jingles and lock mechanisms, along with distinctive sound effects like scratches and gnashing noises in various combinations.
Crystal wine glasses produce ethereal sound effects and resonant frequencies, captured through meticulous recording of rubbing, tapping, and water-level variations in studio conditions.
Diverse mechanical sound effects library featuring seamless loops of whirring, grinding, and clicking from vintage devices, perfectly suited for small mechanisms and mysterious contraptions.
Deep, cinematic sound effects capture intense naval and railroad collisions, featuring massive metal impacts and dramatic crashes suitable for large-scale disaster scenes and warfare sequences.
This detailed collection captures authentic sanding sound effects from woodworking environments, featuring both isolated tool movements and complete construction sequences.
Diverse rock impacts, tumbles, and slides combine with debris and explosion sound effects, featuring varied intensities and sizes from heavy boulders to small stones.
Versatile collection of 80 atmospheric sound effects, including wind chimes, resonances, and textural elements, suitable for enhancing games, trailers, and film productions.
Meticulously recorded at 96 kHz/24-bit, these 59 glass door sliding sound effects utilize custom contact microphones, offering versatile layering options for sound designers.
Captured during severe winter storms across multiple US cities, this collection features authentic snow and ice sound effects, including footsteps, impacts, and breaking frost elements.