Plank sound effects, and yes, the pirates are here too. Mostly though it's raw timber: boards dropped on concrete, planks knocked together, creaking as they bend, scraping across each other, snapping when pushed too far. Whole woodpiles collapsing. Then there's the other plank, with pirate crews shouting orders and threats at whoever has to walk it.
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.
This collection provides 315 pirate voice sound effects, featuring phrases that include basic orders, insults, threats, and mild comedy for various productions and character needs.
Captured in Finland's tranquil Lapland, this collection features authentic snowball sound effects impacting various surfaces, from tree trunks to iron shovels, with different snow consistencies.
Professional whooshes and swooshes comprise this comprehensive sound effects collection, featuring 100 high-resolution recordings ideal for transitions, sword movements, and projectile sounds.
This library provides 185 tabletop game sound effects, including chess pieces, poker chips, card shuffles, dice rolls, dominoes, letter tiles, and other box games.
High-quality sound effects library featuring 220 pirate-themed voice recordings, including male and female shouts, phrases, and grunts, delivered in multiple audio formats for professional productions.
Meticulously recorded wood impacts and drops using multiple microphones create layered sound effects, featuring varied timber types and organic textures for authentic wooden interactions.
Professional recording captures diverse wooden impacts and debris sounds, featuring layerable sound effects perfect for creating authentic timber-based destruction and collisions.
This comprehensive collection captures authentic workshop ambiance with detailed wood manipulation sound effects, featuring tools, machinery, and various woodworking activities in a natural environment.
A plank sounds different depending on how it's cut and what it lands on. Hardwood rings a little, while Plywood slaps flatter and throws more Splinter on a break. The recordings cover drops, hits, bends, breaks and slides, plus the debris that follows, so you can build anything from a dropped shelf to a Pirate ship's deck taking a cannonball. Foley artists and game sound designers use them for building and destruction.