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Garage Workshop

SmartSoundFX
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SmartSoundFX

Garage Workshop

Recorded At 96 kHz

Impact wrenches whirring, hydraulic lifts humming, metal on workbenches, the hiss of pneumatic pumps.

463Sounds
463Files
2.5 GBSize
96 kHz24 bit
+And more

Impact wrenches●Hydraulic lifts●Workbench metal●Pneumatic pumps●& more

463 sounds, one per fileRoyalty-freeMetadata included

Twenty-four bit at 96 kHz, which on a workshop library is a decision rather than a specification.

Metal and compressed air carry energy above the range 48 kHz keeps. Recording at twice the rate is what leaves a hit intact when it is pitched down, and pitching metal down is a standard way of building a machine too large to record.

At a Glance

  • 463 files, 463 sounds The same number twice — one sound per file
  • 2.5 GB across 463 files About 5.4 MB per file — the division is computed here, and half of that weight is the sample rate
  • 24 bit / 96 kHz Twice the usual sample rate, which is what leaves headroom when a metal hit is pitched down
  • Four machines named Impact wrenches, hydraulic lifts, workbench metal and pneumatic pumps — counted off the field
  • Beds and events together The lift hums and the pump hisses while a workbench clang happens once; a workshop scene needs both
  • Mechanical, by the supplier’s own heading The room and its tools rather than the cars in it

Content & Detail

01What Is In Itstated by the supplier▾
CategoryMechanical sound effects — the supplier’s own heading
Sounds463
Files463 — the same figure, meaning one sound per file
Size2.5 GB
Format24 bit / 96 kHz
MetadataIncluded
LicenceRoyalty-free
02The Four Machinescounted off the description itself▾
Impact wrenchesA whirr, in the field’s own word — the tool a car is taken apart with, and the one sound here that says garage rather than workshop in general
Hydraulic liftsA steady hum — a bed rather than an event, and what tells the ear the room is large
Metal on workbenchesThe clang. Short, bright, and the reason the 96 kHz rate is worth its file size
Pneumatic pumpsA hiss; compressed air, which is broadband and unforgiving of a low sample rate
Why the rate mattersContent above 20 kHz survives being pitched down. A wrench slowed to half speed still reads as metal at 96 kHz and turns to mud at 48
What it is forThe field puts it at sound designers, filmmakers and automotive enthusiasts, in its own words

A machine too large to record is usually a smaller one slowed down. Slowing a recording drags its content down the spectrum with it, so what survives the move is what was captured above hearing in the first place. That is what the 96 kHz rate is for, and why it is worth the file size.

Product Information

Features
Mechanical Sound Effects
463 sounds • 463 files • 24 Bit / 96 kHz • 2.5 GB • Includes metadata
Royalty-free