SmartSoundFX
Metal Objects
Six Objects, Six Sounds
Metal scraped against metal, the impact of chains and fences, the clang of gates and poles, the rattle of tools, the squeak of metal under strain, and the hum of a bowed fan.
640Sounds
640Files
2.02 GBSize
48 kHz24 bit
+And more
Scrapes●Impacts●Chains●Fences●Gates●Poles●Tools●Squeaks●Bowed fan●& more
640 sounds, one per fileRoyalty-freeMetadata included
Six objects, six sounds, and one of them is bowed.
Six objects are named — chains, fences, gates, poles, tools and a fan — and six sounds: a scrape, an impact, a clang, a rattle, a squeak and a hum. The two lists do not pair off one to one; two of the sounds are named with no object at all, as metal against metal and metal under strain. Three of the six are strikes, two are friction, and the sixth is a bow — a string player’s tool, pointed at a machine.
At a Glance
- 640 files, 640 sounds The same number twice — one sound per file
- 2.02 GB across 640 files About 3.2 MB per file — the division is computed here
- Six objects named Chains, fences, gates, poles, tools and a fan — counted off the field
- Six sounds named A scrape, an impact, a clang, a rattle, a squeak and a hum — counted the same way
- The fan is bowed Of the six sounds the field names, the hum of a bowed fan is the only one it calls atmospheric rather than an event
- Squeak means strain The field names the squeak as metal under strain — the same material loaded rather than struck, which is a different recording of the same object
Content & Detail
01What Is In Itstated by the supplier▾
CategoryMaterials & texture sound effects — the supplier’s own heading
Sounds640
Files640 — the same figure, meaning one sound per file
Size2.02 GB
Format24 bit / 48 kHz
MetadataIncluded
LicenceRoyalty-free
02What The Field Namessix objects, six sounds▾
Metal against metalA scrape, in the field’s word. No object is named here — the source is the contact between two pieces, not either piece
Chains and fencesNamed together and for one sound: the field calls it an echoing impact, so the tail after the hit is part of what was recorded
Gates and polesA clang, and the field calls it rugged. A second pair sharing a single sound word
ToolsA rattle, and the field calls it rhythmic — the only entry of the six given a rhythm rather than a single event
Metal under strainA squeak, called eerie by the field. Strain rather than impact: the metal is loaded, not hit
A bowed fanThe field says bowed, and calls the result an atmospheric hum. It does not say what the fan is made of, and this page does not guess
Texture over objectThe supplier files the set under materials and texture rather than under objects — its own heading, and a fair one for a list where the same metal turns up scraped, struck and strained
Metal is a shape that keeps ringing after you stop touching it. A chain and a gate can be hit with the same force and part company entirely in the second afterwards, which is why a field that names impact, clang, rattle and squeak apart has sorted its recordings by what happens next rather than by what was hit.
