Metal Impact sound effects with real weight. Shipping containers struck so they boom, anvils ringing out, heavy steel dropped on concrete, swords clashing in a melee. Proper clang. Bullets ping off metal too. Some hits ring for ages and some die instantly, and both kinds earn their place.
Libraries
66
Publishers
41
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $499
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Professional recordings showcase 109 high-definition metal sound effects, featuring layered impacts and complex hits suitable for film scores, gaming soundtracks, and multimedia productions.
Comprehensive metal sound effects featuring 161 expertly recorded impacts from cargo containers, anvils, and industrial equipment, ideal for cinematic and gaming audio projects.
Plastic and metal switch sound effects featuring toggle, light, lamp, paddle, pull chain, and industrial breaker switches, including heavy lever clicks and metal impacts, across 14 files at 96kHz/32-bit.
192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, 100kHz.
Ultrasonic friction sound effects featuring bowed balloons, metal scrapes, plastic squeaks, gore textures, and creature-like chitters, almost all recorded in an anechoic chamber with Sanken CO-100k and LOM Uši Pro microphones.
Ultrasonic material sound effects recorded in an anechoic chamber with Sanken CO-100k at 192 kHz, featuring 96 dry mono files spanning rubber, plastic, and metal friction, impacts, and slimy gore.
Denver suburban ambience sound effects recorded at 32-bit/192kHz from a third-floor apartment staircase, with 18 files featuring distant traffic, chainsaws, leaf blowers, airplanes, car horns, bird chirps, and metal impacts.
Geofon sound effects capturing structural vibrations from suspension bridges, antenna pylons, geothermal steam pipes, elevators, escalators and an anthill, with 91 files recorded at 192 kHz/32-bit using a LOM Geofòn.
Metal impact sound effects recorded inside a ship's Bosun Store, capturing hammer, chain, shovel, and soft ball strikes in AB stereo, binaural, mono, and contact microphone perspectives.
Horror game sound effects featuring 1,044 files across dark ambiences, creature vocals, jumpscares, gore, footsteps, doors, magic spells, stingers, risers, and mechanical UI elements for survival horror and interactive projects.
Military warfare sound effects featuring over 1,300 files covering gunshots, explosions, radio chatter, helicopters, tanks, submarines, tactical gear foley, melee combat, and battlefield ambiences for game and film production.
A cinematic sound effects library featuring 414 WAV files of heavy impacts, orbital whooshes, neural synths, signal glitches, and seamless void drones for sci-fi and dystopian sound design.
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.
A collection of 107 high-resolution metallic sound effects, including sword swipes, knife scrapes, impacts, and energy blades, designed for film, game, and media production.
A collection of 86 libraries containing 25,000+ royalty-free sound effects, including cinematic themes, ambiences, foley, vehicles, destruction, and mechanical categories.
Various metal friction sounds, from rusty components to heavy slams and locks, deliver authentic sound effects through 156 realistic elements suitable for diverse project applications.
Professional collection featuring 678 high-quality sound effects spanning tower defense and strategy games, including combat impacts, defensive structures, and enemy alerts across 13 distinct categories in 96kHz/24bit format.
Metal changes character with size and shape. A thin sheet clatters, while a hollow container booms and rings. The libraries here cover that range, from a Metal Hit on an anvil to cargo containers struck hard, recorded with enough space to keep the ring. For fights, melee sets give you blade on blade and hammers on armour, with plenty of variations so a long battle doesn't repeat. Scrapes and squeaks pick up where the hits stop, and when the pieces bounce away that's a Metal Clatter. Trailer editors use metal hits as punctuation. Games use them everywhere, from swords to sci-fi doors.
