Wood sound effects, royalty-free and cleared for commercial work. 348 libraries carry this tag, most of them filed under Materials & Textures and Objects.
Recordists here also tag Glass, Creak and drop, which is worth a look if nothing below fits.
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Captured during severe winter storms across multiple US cities, this collection features authentic snow and ice sound effects, including footsteps, impacts, and breaking frost elements.
Nautical sound effects captured from a wooden pulley system feature authentic creaks, rope tension, metal clanks, and threading movements recorded through multiple microphones and perspectives.
Extensive library featuring demolition and construction sound effects, including raw machinery noises, structural collapse recordings, and detailed ambiences from hospital and residential demolition sites.
A comprehensive collection of 378 audio files featuring diverse percussion sound effects, from traditional drums to unique harmonics, with variations in hit strength, impact location, and performance techniques.
This specialized collection features whizzing, swooshing, and playful sound effects that capture the classic animated feel of arrows flying through the air.
Through layered sound effects and sequential patterns, this collection features 56 preset groups of combat hits, sword clashes, and weapon impacts originally used in Hong Kong action films, offering authentic...
Meticulously captured through contact mics and U87s, this collection delivers diverse zither sound effects, including plucks, scrapes, hits, and resonant tones.
This eclectic collection combines synthesized, modulated, and captured sound effects, offering versatile mono and stereo elements through diverse sonic techniques and creative manipulations.
Soaked and moldy logs captured in detailed stereo and mono recordings produce organic, low-impact sound effects, offering fibrous textures ideal for combat scenes, horror, and wood-based sound design.
Vintage doors from an 1800s mansion provide authentic sound effects, featuring creaky pocket doors, large entryways, old-fashioned doorbells, and various interior mechanisms.
A vintage Markneunkirchen Zither yields 2.71 GB of meticulously recorded sound effects, featuring damaged strings and wood textures captured in high-quality 24Bit/96kHz stereo format.
The South Downs' natural sound effects feature pristine ambient recordings from secluded locations across England's chalk hills, capturing peaceful meadows and untouched landscapes in remarkable clarity.