3,054 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Foley"

Pumping up the tyre of a bicycle with a manual bike pump, recorded indoors. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Walking in shallow snow in back garden. Attempt #2 at snow crunch walking. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Me swinging various objects in front of my microphone to get loud swooshes. Recorded at my desk, slightly edited to remove background noise.

Me coughing in the studio. 96khz, 24 bit.

A man's breath in slow and fast ways.

Sound of paper towels being ripped apart. Could be used for someone tearing their shirt off ;).

Opening & closing the small metal door of the dishwasherrecorded at a coffee shop in louisville, co with an iphone 5 (as a voice memo), edited in audacity.

Long session of playing with a set of fancy teaware (teapot, jar, cups, tongs) in classy hotel. Recorder: sony pcm-d100.

Recording of me zipping and unzipping my winter coat. Rustling sounds for adding texture or color to sounds are also included. Recorded with my zoom h1.

Zipper up and down with few variations of different sounds from zippers, close up recording. Clean with zero noise. Fast opening and closing of zipper for foley use.

A person slides around a carpet on their belly, making slithery sliding noises. Recorded with an h1 zoom (originally for the purposes of helping to build up foley of snake slithering).

This effect is total junk, but i'm leaving it because it's beautiful and could be used for a noise, vintage, optical piece.

Recorded celery snapping in audio booth, with yeti usb mic direct to imac, for use as foley dice sound. Edited with audacity. Dice.

Closing a door in my house; echo produced. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Throwing a snowball against a wooden fence. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Blowing up a balloon, deflating it, blowing it up again and exploding it. Recorded in a vocal booth. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Here's a recording of two full pint glasses clinking together for a cheers. There's many so pick the one you like. :d.

A fairly harsh and slightly clipped sample of foley artistry to create a heavy "shockwaving" impact. You may notice that this is the layering sound of skewer slam.

I transformed my voice into the the background sound of a fantasy-themed church. Recorded: iphone rode with videomic microphone.

Heavy canvas bag with metal buckles being moved around on dry dirt.

A guy opening and closing magnet cupboardrecorded with a zoom h6.

Door closing, recorded with zoom h4n on-board stereo mics. Please let me know what you think! constructive criticism is especially welcome!.

A sound of light electronics being briefly shaken. A little plasticy, with loose components, for some sort of small doodad. Recorded on blue snowball for the super legit podcast.

Sounds of a woman in heels walking down some marble steps then down the sidewalk at various speeds. This was recorded in the city of san francisco on chestnut street at 6pm.

Studio recording of a partially full cardboard box being put down on a table, slid across, and picked up. Final sound is of rummaging in the box.

Circular saw recorded at stereo zoom with pop-filter in good foley-studio.

Various sounds produced with a glass on a table: putting the glass on a table, filling it with water, sliding it around. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

I layered a bunch of sounds and processed them to make them sound more impactful, heavy footsteps walking on thick snow,.

A denim jacket and a wool coat rubbed together to recreate the sound of a hug for an audio drama. Recorded in an iso booth with a large diaphragm condenser microphone and de-noised.

Me walking on a metal grate in hard soled shoes. Some of the sounds are unpleasant but most are salvageable if you are looking for a casual walking sound.

Sci-fi sound of a metal corridor or a passageway with metallic walls, synthesized by me. Fit for any foley work, would play nicely in spaceship, horror, factory, indusrial setting. Has an illusion of being quite far. Thank you for enjoying my work. You can listen to my music at http://vospi. Com/.

Wooden chair being pushed and pulled across a wooden floor several times. Recorded for use in a restaurant scene. Binaural stereo recording.

Recorded with a zoom h4n close up to the sea.

Indoors staircase skiing! foley made for a off screen skier going down a staircase. Made by dragging ski poles down an indoors staircase. Second variation.

Roasting meat in oil. Format: wavquality: mono | 24 | 96 000mic: rode ntg3mic amp: zoom h6distance: 15-20cm.

This is an old sample that i recorded a while ago. Not sure where it came from but i think it might be a sewing machine, or some piece of industrial equipment.

A guy opening and closing magnet cupboardrecorded with a zoom h6.

A narrow metal light stand being struck with a metal coat hanger. The first 14 seconds are description.

This is a mouse scroll sound i recorded with an at2020 xlr microphone with a focusrite scarlett solo. You do not have to credit me for this, use as you please.

Recording of a crystal being rubbed against a hard surface, needed it for a project, decided to share it on here for anyone looking for a similar type of sound.

Squeaky door opening and closing multiple times, very slowly. Close-up recording. X/y stereo (zoom h5).

Spaceship door closing i created combining a deotorant can and canola oil can spraying with a pitch shift.

2 d10 dice, 1 metal and 1 acrylic, thrown into pleather dice tray, sitting atop soft fabrics. Take #2.

Crunching/ grinding cereal in the palm of my hand onto a plate. Raw audio, no edits. May be background noise.

Sound effect recorded for animation, i think i recorded it with a cheese-knife.

Sound effect recorded for animation, i think i recorded it with a cheese-knife.

Dress shoes making various noises on a carpet. Recorded using a sennheiser mkh-50 and a gyraf g9 preamp.

Recorded stereo xy mic configuration with two akg ck93 capsule mic with zoom h6.

A 24 bit, 96khz stereo recording of a bedroom door being shut.

H4n recording of legs nervously twitching under a table at a constant pace. Originally recorded for the web series "office problems". Www. Youtube. Com/officeproblems.