Metal Bar sound effects for when something heavy and steel gets dropped, dragged or hit. Bars clanking down, rolling and settling, scraping along the floor. Then the stranger stuff: long squeals and groaning moans as metal is bowed and rubbed until it howls. Not pretty. Very useful for horror, industrial scenes and anything that needs weight.
Extensive collection featuring harsh and subtle metal sound effects, including squeals, moans, and slides, suitable for horror transitions and industrial sound design applications.
Inside an 1805 London piano and Soviet Lira, haunting sound effects emerge through unconventional playing methods, yielding dissonant tones suitable for horror scores and metallic impacts.
Extensive metal-based sound effects featuring harsh scrapes, scratches, and grinds, spanning from brief, intense scratches to prolonged slides, suitable for transitions and industrial scenarios.
Metal-focused sound effects library featuring diverse scrapes, scratches, squeaks, and moans, ranging from subtle slides to harsh shrieks, ideal for creating intense transitions and atmospheric audio designs.
Featuring 2,306 meticulously crafted metallic sound effects, this comprehensive collection delivers impacts, drops, slides, and rolls across multiple velocities and speeds with seamless looping capabilities.
Experimental sound effects captured from pianos using contact mics and unconventional techniques, featuring 652 textured recordings of prepared strings, broken elements, and processed tones at 192kHz resolution.
A collection of 677 metal sound effects featuring frictions, mechanical movements, machinery, heavy impacts, and rolling elements, delivered as 24-bit/48kHz stereo WAV files.
Comprehensive collection featuring diverse metal chain sound effects, from rattling and whipping to jingling, suitable for horror ambiences, medieval weaponry, and treasure-related audio design.
Advanced metallic sound effects captured in an abandoned factory, featuring impacts, rattles, and movements in both stereo and quad formats, complete with natural hall reverb and close-mic recordings.
A metal bar does most of its talking after the hit. The ring that hangs on, and the rattle as it bounces and settles, tell you its size and weight. The impact recordings come with drops and slides at different strengths, from close and further mic positions. The bowed and scraped material is pure Metal Resonance, good for tension. Busier clangs sit in Metal Clank.