Pine sound effects for the tree and for the timber. Wind moving through pine and fir, with trunks creaking in forests deep in winter. Then the wood itself. Pine logs chopped with an axe, hit after hit, and workshop saws and power tools for the carpentry side.
Hardwood, plywood, and OSB panel sound effects covering breaks, bends, drops, hatchet chops, and crowbar withdrawals across concrete, dirt, and wood pile surfaces, captured with Neumann and Schoeps microphones.
Swedish winter woodland sound effects capturing wind in pines, night branch rattles, falling snow granules, geese overhead, and stream trickles, recorded at 96kHz in AB, ORTF, XY, and Double MS perspectives.
This Arctic sound effects library captures seasonal winds across Lapland's diverse landscapes, featuring natural elements from creaking trees to shifting snow, recorded in various Finnish environments.
Meticulously recorded in Tuscany's diverse landscapes, this collection features layered sound effects of wind interacting with forests, valleys, and seasonal elements throughout the year.
Capturing Icelandic trees' movements, this collection features diverse sound effects including woody rattles, subtle rustles, creaks, and textured wind gushes recorded via high-end contact microphones.
Deep within Norway's wilderness, this collection captures pristine sound effects, featuring quad-recorded forest ambiences, rushing waters, and isolated animal calls across 202 minutes of natural recordings.
Comprehensive collection of 571 natural sound effects featuring diverse foliage interactions, from gentle rustles to dramatic breaks, recorded in high-quality stereo using professional equipment.
Natural water and wind sound effects captured across diverse US locations, featuring ocean waves, rivers, streams and rare hurricane recordings - from gentle tides to powerful storms.
Pristine winter soundscapes capture nature's raw elements, featuring wind, blizzard, and ice sounds recorded in European locations, with detailed sound effects from hydrophone and MS stereo techniques.
Extensive collection of woodworking and metalworking sound effects, featuring nine power tools recorded from multiple angles, complete with startup cycles and various materials being processed.
Detailed table saw sound effects capture diverse blade types and cutting actions through both close and distant microphones, including full machine cycles and mechanical adjustments.
Meticulously recorded wood impacts and drops using multiple microphones create layered sound effects, featuring varied timber types and organic textures for authentic wooden interactions.
This comprehensive collection features 124 minutes of high-quality wind sound effects, ranging from gentle breezes to hurricane forces, captured across Mediterranean forests and mountains using professional recording equipment.
Pristine mountain ambiances from Central Europe capture serene natural sound effects, featuring distant birds, gentle winds, and rustling leaves across extended 3-5 minute recordings at high altitudes.
96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
This immersive collection captures pristine snow and ice sound effects from mountain slopes and frozen shores, featuring detailed recordings in multiple audio formats alongside 360-degree video references.
Detailed wind sound effects recorded in Denmark's landscape, featuring rustling leaves, creaking trees, and storm recordings, captured in both stereo and mono formats without human interference.
Detailed recordings capture 330+ axe hits striking pine and linden wood, producing diverse sound effects with varying impacts, textures, and natural resonance.
Wind in pine sounds different from wind in broadleaf trees. Needles give a softer, hissing rush where leaves rattle and rustle, and the tree recordings here have both, from pine and fir to beech hedges and bare Oak in winter. For a cold scene, the arctic and Winter sets add blizzards and creaking trunks, with snow shifting in the gusts. The axe recordings are a different job. Pine and linden logs are struck again and again, every hit a little different, which suits a woodcutter scene or a survival game where the chopping repeats.