Squeak sound effects from mice to machinery. Rodents squeaking behind the skirting, rusty gym machines protesting each time they move, a carriage harness straining as the horse pulls and a door hinge crying out for oil. Then the cartoon kind, squeezed out for a laugh. Small sound, big personality.
Libraries
214
Publishers
92
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $830
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A high-resolution collection of old object sound effects featuring screeching, scraping, and grinding metal, spinning wheels, and straining mechanical parts. Includes both edited and raw unprocessed recordings.
This versatile collection features over 1400 tonal squeaks, croaks, and creaks from various vessels. Rich in organic, animalistic sound effects, these recordings provide unique material for alien languages, creature vocalizations, and atmospheric elements in creative projects.
Carefully recorded collection featuring 30 authentic squeaking metal sound effects, capturing the raw resonance of corroded machinery and time-worn industrial elements.
Extensive collection featuring harsh and subtle metal sound effects, including squeals, moans, and slides, suitable for horror transitions and industrial sound design applications.
A diverse collection of 300+ authentic sound effects featuring creaks, squeaks, and eerie noises recorded in a Victorian home, including doors, floorboards, metal, wood, and dripping faucets.
Metal implements and everyday objects create diverse sound effects, from scrapes and squeaks to impacts, offering pristine recordings captured in controlled studio environments at 24bit/96kHz quality.
Featuring nearly two hours of diverse sound effects, this collection captures authentic squeaks and creaks from everyday objects like doors, hinges, floors, and household materials.
Within this collection of 345 sound effects, eerie creaks and squeaks from doors, leather, rubber, and metal combine to create unsettling atmospheres suitable for horror and sci-fi productions.
This versatile collection features 633 files containing unsettling sound effects, from creaking doors and leather to disturbing metal squeaks and screaming dry ice noises.
Meticulously recorded through contact and condenser microphones, this collection delivers diverse sound effects from everyday objects, featuring squeaks and creaks across twelve distinct categories.
Whimsical toy instruments and party noisemakers deliver playful sound effects, featuring crisp recordings of squeaks, honks, and whistles captured with professional studio equipment.
Friction mallet sound effects featuring 1628 guttural buzz drags, groans, squeals, impacts, bounces and pitch bends on a plastic container, recorded at 192kHz with Sennheiser MKH8050, MKH30 and Sanken CO-100K.
Resonant metal sound effects captured with Korg CM-300 and AKG C411 PP contact microphones at 192 kHz, spanning barbed wire rubs, fence shakes, rope creaks under tension, and door hinges.
Creaking door sound effects alongside old wooden, interior, and iron door opens and closes, door lock movements, squeaks, and single and repeated knocking variations across 93 stereo files.
Glass cracking sound effects recorded at 96 kHz / 24-bit in a professional Foley studio, covering slow tension builds, window cracks with impact, pressure squeaks, floe crackles, and loose shards.
Glass smashing sound effects across 279 UCS-compliant files covering cracking, shattering, window breaks, pressure and tension builds, loose shards and bottle smashes, recorded dry in a pro foley studio.
A squeak is friction that's found a pitch. Surfaces stick and slip against each other fast enough to whistle, which is why a Hinge squeaks and a wet finger on glass squeals. Slow it right down and it turns into a Creak. Animal squeaks are a different thing, short and high, and mice are the classic. Add a squeak to a door or a floorboard and a scene gets older at once, or funnier.
