Nail sound effects, mostly the kind you hit with a hammer. Nails driven into wood, hammered home on a workbench, dropped and scattered across the floor of a workshop. Small and sharp. Then the creepier side: nails dragged and scratched across concrete, wood, tile and fabric, which is where plenty of horror textures start life.
A collection of 1053 shaking and rattling sound effects featuring 14 prop types on multiple surfaces. Recordings are provided as multi-channel, 192kHz files in various lengths.
A collection of organic scratch and scrape sound effects created by recording nails, metal, and coins on surfaces like concrete, wood, plastic, fabric, and tile.
This library contains 267 woodworking sound effects, including hammering, sawing, sanding, impacts, and foley for tools, nails, woodpiles, and various wooden textures.
This comprehensive collection features intricate sound effects from vintage metal objects, including hotel bells, locks, and coins, recorded in 24-bit 96kHz with meticulous UCS metadata tagging.
This bundle combines five volumes of royalty-free horror textures and sinister sound effects. The collection is UCS-compliant with metadata, intended for film, television, and video game projects.
This collection contains 102 high-definition workshop sound effects, including saws, drills, and hammers, delivered as 96 kHz/24-bit WAV files with broadcast compliant metadata.
This comprehensive collection features 337 vertical piano sound effects at 24-bit/96kHz quality, specifically crafted for creating atmospheric horror music and sound design moments.
This comprehensive collection features realistic DIY sound effects, spanning hand tools, power equipment, and construction implements, recorded at multiple distances with natural acoustics and authentic usage patterns.
High-quality sound effects capture traditional hand tools in action, featuring hammers, wrenches, shovels, and hardware interacting with wood, metal, and pavement across 29 recordings.
A comprehensive collection featuring 49 distinct sound effects, from buzzing chainsaws and hammering wood to falling nails and industrial sanders, covering essential construction and workshop tools.
Hammering a nail is a little sequence. A few light taps to set it, then harder blows as it sinks, and each hit sounds a bit different as the wood takes it. The workshop libraries capture that along with the rest of the toolbox, from Screw and Screwdriver work to saws and sanders. The scratchy recordings are a different animal, made for horror, where a slow scrape does more than any jump scare. DIY scenes, carpentry videos and survival games use the rest.