Metal Friction sound effects for anything that scrapes or drags. Rusty parts forced against each other and heavy pieces dragged and slid. Chains and springs join in. Some was recorded in an abandoned factory with the hall ringing around it. Some is stressed until it moans, which is where horror and sci-fi come in.
192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, 100kHz.
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Metal friction changes with pressure and speed, so a slow, heavy drag and a quick Metal Scrape can come off the same piece of steel. The factory recordings mix close microphones with the natural reverb of the hall, which gives you the detail and the size of the space together. Doors and machinery bring friction into everyday scenes, a heavy door dragging open or a rusty lock turning. Stressed metal is the cinematic end of it. Long moans and strains suit a sinking ship or an alien hull under pressure.
