Needle sound effects from tattoo studios and sewing tables. Tattoo machines buzzing at different speeds through shading and dot work, with latex gloves snapping and tools handled on metal trays. Sewing machines too, needle and bobbin and thread. Busy little sounds. There's vinyl foley as well, for the other kind of needle.
This mini library provides sound effects of antique objects, including mechanical typewriters, rotary telephones, vintage bottles, old clocks, books, luggage, and assorted cutlery.
A library of tattoo machine sound effects including various needles, speeds, movements, bursts, shading, and dot work, captured at high sample rates for detailed sound design.
1325 individual sound effects of foley for cameras, disks, tapes, vinyl, and radio recordings. Cleaned, volume-matched, and ready for middleware integration.
Professional tattoo studio sound effects encompass authentic electromagnetic pens, vintage coil machines, latex handling, switches, and mechanical elements, recorded in high-quality 24-bit/96kHz format.
Professional recordings capture intricate sound effects of a Bernina sewing machine, including fabric interactions, mechanical operations, and accessory movements at 24-bit/192kHz quality.
Authentic sound effects captured from two mobile sewing stations, featuring vintage Singer and Brother machines with mechanical operations, varied speeds, malfunctions, and textural elements recorded during community mask-making efforts.
Featuring 800 mechanical sound effects, this collection captures diverse sewing machine operations, including rhythmic seams, seamless loops, revving sounds, and clicks - all recorded in high-quality stereo.
Pristine organic sound effects captured using high-end microphones, featuring magical twinkles, shimmers, and textured whooshes created from mobiles and bowed cymbals.
A tattoo machine drives its needle up and down many times a second, and that's where the buzz comes from. The tattoo recordings cover different needles at different speeds, so the sound can follow the artist's hand in shot. Around it, the parlour ambience adds glove snaps and Tray handling for the whole studio. The Sewing Machine recordings cover the footswitch and bobbin as well as the needle going through fabric. Old media is the odd extra. The vinyl foley sits with cameras and tapes in a videogame set, cleaned and ready for middleware.
