Metal Sound Effects

Cartoon comedy sound effects featuring 270+ boings, crashes, slide whistles, trombone fails, rubber band twangs, flexatone wobbles, dizzy effects, and falling whistles suited for animation and game production.

Wood and metal creak sound effects across 30 files, covering structural crackles from parquet floors and door jambs, gate and swing groans, and cardboard, ceramic tile and balloon friction at 192 kHz.

Pneumatic tool sound effects captured in a working ship workshop with Earthworks QTC 50 microphones, covering angle grinders, die grinders, impact wrenches, needle scalers, and vacuum pumps at idle and under load.

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.

Door, drawer, and window sound effects featuring 371 recordings of opening, closing, latching, and locking actions across wood, metal, glass, and composite household, appliance, and vehicle thresholds.

Vintage pinball machine sound effects featuring 210 recordings of flipper snaps, ball rolls, plunger launches, coin drops, and extended gameplay sequences from Bankshot, El Dorado, and Hurdy Gurdy models.

Footstep sound effects featuring walks, runs, jumps, and scuffs performed across carpet, gravel, leaves, rock, wood, and metal surfaces in an acoustically-treated Foley stage at 24-bit/96kHz.

Board game sound effects featuring 315 files of card deals, dice rolls, chess pieces, token moves, puzzle actions, coin drops, victory fanfares, and casual UI feedback for digital tabletop games.

Granular texture sound effects featuring 25 spatial compositions built from layered everyday objects - metal, water, glass, paper, machinery, and organic materials - delivered in Third-Order Ambisonic and binaural formats.

Medieval sound effects spanning over 200 audio files, featuring castle and village ambiences, knight combat, weapon impacts, galloping horses, blacksmith tools, and foley for historical game and film productions.

Coll Anderson's entire catalogue: 32 libraries, 196.4GB of doors, ambisonics, crowds, creatures and more, from a Hollywood supervising sound editor with 30 years of credits.

Loot sound effects featuring over 300 files encompassing container searches, weapon and armour handling, coin pickups, magical items, and distinct rarity stingers for game inventory systems.

Aluminum crutch sound effects featuring walking performances, handling, adjustments, and drops across varied interior and exterior surfaces, captured with Neumann KMR81 and DPA 4060 boom and clip microphones.

Jump scare sound effects featuring over 200 files of metallic screeches, acoustic dread, booms, impacts, and suspenseful stingers designed for horror games and trailers at 96kHz/24-bit resolution.

Micro whoosh sound effects featuring 208 fast swipes, clean zips, subtle risers, and tight transition bursts designed from metal, paper, wood, and plastic sources at 24-bit/96kHz resolution.

Barbershop sound effects featuring scissor snips, clipper buzzing, razor shaving, hair brushing, hair dryer operation, spray bottles, chair movement, and salon ambiences recorded at 24-bit 96kHz.