Metal Resonance sound effects, from the ring of a hammer blow to the slow groan of a whole structure. Big metal structures and power lines resonating under wind and rain. Contact mics pressed onto household and city metal for drones and screeches. Moans and scrapes. Forge hammering and chains. Metal that rings, and metal that complains.
Metallic resonances and sound effects captured from large structures create eerie atmospheres, featuring 38 files of wind-induced vibrations, structural movements, and textural recordings spanning nearly three hours.
Ethereal metallic sound effects, created using dry ice on resonant metals, offer versatile options for robots, creatures, and machinery, while delivering unique tones for horror and UI design.
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.
Recorded with contact microphones, this library features 183 metal drones and screeches. It contains high-resolution sound effects captured from household and urban objects for atmospheric design.
Various unsettling sound effects emerge when a metal whisk interacts with a sink, creating organic textures reminiscent of alien vocalizations and creature sounds.
Expertly captured metal key movements comprise 34 high-fidelity sound effects, delivering authentic audio elements for professional film, gaming, and multimedia productions.
A comprehensive collection of blacksmith sound effects featuring diverse metal impacts, from powerful hammer strikes to delicate blade sharpening and intricate metalworking sounds.
Extensive collection featuring harsh and subtle metal sound effects, including squeals, moans, and slides, suitable for horror transitions and industrial sound design applications.
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.
Inside an industrial print shop, diverse machinery generates layered sound effects and subsonic frequencies, captured through ORTF and contact microphone recordings of four distinct printing systems.
Professional sound effects library featuring 972 unique piano samples created by striking strings with metal mallets, offering both sustained tones and diverse textural elements at high-quality 96kHz/24-bit stereo.
This unsettling collection features 108 distorted industrial sound effects and 102 field recordings, delivering dark, evolving impacts and whooshes with rumbling, ear-piercing qualities.
Historical forge sound effects captured at an ancient blacksmith, featuring 800 files of metallic impacts, hammering, chains, and tools, recorded in pristine 192kHz quality.
48 to 192 kHz, 16 to 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
This diverse collection features unique sound effects like submarine interiors alongside general recordings, serving as a compact supplement to existing libraries rather than a comprehensive pack.
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.
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.
Soaked and moldy logs captured in detailed stereo and mono recordings produce organic, low-impact sound effects, offering fibrous textures ideal for combat scenes, horror, and wood-based sound design.
Professional sound effects library featuring 452 barefoot footsteps recorded on three metal surfaces, including walks, runs, jumps, and slides, with comprehensive metadata for efficient workflow.
Resonance is what's left after the hit, the part that tells you how big and how thick the metal is. Contact mics do a lot of the work here. They ignore the air and listen to the metal itself, so everyday objects turn into deep drones and eerie screeches. The structure recordings go bigger, with frames and power lines resonating as the weather moves them. For the strike itself there's an old forge, with every size of Metal Hit from heavy to small, plus blade sharpening and chains rattled, dropped, whipped and shaken. Then the friction side: Metal Scrape layers from soft slides to brutal shrieks, for horror transitions and industrial scenes. Even bare feet on metal floors turn up.
