Sound effects tag

Scrubbing Sound Effects

Scrubbing sound effects sit inside a wider collection of odd sound design experiments rather than a cleaning library. Oscillating surfaces, small metal gears clanking, medical devices running, a water heater cycling, air pouches bursting. Strange and useful. It's source material that rewards a bit of digging and some processing.

Libraries
1
Publishers
1
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
96 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price
$28

1 library tagged Scrubbing

96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Medical devices, metal gears, and oscillating surfaces blend with train rides and bursting air pouches, creating diverse sound effects suitable for intricate audio design projects.
423 files · 2.22 GB · Metadata

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A scrub is friction, a surface worked back and forth. The Oscillation recordings capture oscillating surfaces, source to shape however a scene needs. The rest leans mechanical: Gear clanks, medical devices at work, a train ride. Good raw material for sci-fi machines and abstract textures.

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