Tree sound effects from the creak of a trunk to the crash when it comes down. Leaves rustle in the wind and branches snap underfoot. Old trunks groan on a still night. Then the forest itself, with birds changing through the seasons, recorded deep in the national parks of Central Europe. Some creaks were built into fantasy creatures, which shows how alive a tree can sound.
Libraries
62
Publishers
38
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9 to $299
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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.
Natural wind recordings showcase diverse sound effects through five tree species, featuring gentle breezes to strong gusts captured in multiple stereo configurations across 70 high-quality files.
Professional outdoor sound effects captured across UK locations, featuring 35 high-quality WAV files of natural ambience, including rustling leaves, bird songs, and distant activity.
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.
Woodside, California forest sound effects capturing wind swells through the canopy, leaf rustle, tree creaking, and active or sparse birdsong across mid-day, late afternoon, and evening, at 96 kHz.
48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
A collection of sound effects capturing Spanish rural and semi-rural environments, featuring pine forests, small villages, cicadas, birds, wind, distant voices, animals, and light human activity in Ambisonic, stereo, and surround formats.
This library contains Husqvarna 372 XPG chain saw sound effects, including idles, revs, and work sounds from various perspectives, with included Pro Tools/Reaper sessions.
A collection of Husqvarna 338 XPT chainsaw sound effects, featuring idles, revs, and working performances from multiple perspectives. Includes mixing sessions and embedded metadata.
This bundle provides over 1,500 low-frequency sound effects, including natural disasters, explosions, creatures, and drones. These subsonic elements add depth to game audio, film post-production, and music compositions.
This sound effects library features 220 detailed recordings covering various gardening actions: soil work, foliage, tool and pot handling, irrigation, footsteps, and backyard ambiences.
Natural wind sound effects spanning forests, fields, and valleys feature authentic recordings of gentle breezes to intense gusts, complete with seasonal variations and wildlife ambience.
This collection features 37 urban sound effects capturing daily life in Groningen, Netherlands, recorded from elevated positions throughout different times, including distant bells, voices, and traffic sounds.
Construction machinery sounds featuring angle grinders, jackhammers, and chop saws deliver realistic sound effects through 14 high-quality recordings totaling 863MB.
Four hours of ambisonic recordings capture authentic village environments, from peaceful streets to natural parks, featuring diverse sound effects including trams, tuktuks, and distant traffic.
Authentic backyard storm sound effects featuring British weather elements, including wind, rain, rattling fences, and rustling vegetation, captured in a residential setting with natural ambient sounds.
Trees are mostly heard through what moves them. Wind turns into a Rustle in the canopy, and a Gust bends the branches until they creak. Foley recordings get closer, with Foliage pushed aside and branches broken by hand at different sizes, so a twig and a bough don't sound the same. Wood recordings carry the heavy end, creaking trunks and logs hitting the ground. There's even a set of big metal structures vibrating in the wind, an eerie layer under a haunted wood. Fantasy games and horror both spend a lot of time in the trees.