106 Free Bois Sound Effects - Most Popular
Rambouillet forest
Atmosphere of the forest of Rambouillet to 7 hours. Bird songs, drive away, passing plane, branches creaking, wind in the leaves. UCS Category: AMBForst. Length: 02:32.
Steps (slipper on wooden stairs)
15 steps from a man climbing wooden stairs in slippers. The stairs creak and creak. UCS Category: FEETHmn. Length: 00:11.
Steps on a wooden floor #4
Many steps, in shoes, on a wooden floor. A few rustling clothes. UCS Category: FEETHmn. Length: 00:38.
Wood stove "devil"
“Devil” wood-burning stove humming, small wood crackles, minor heat-related metal noises, and air intake (draft). UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 01:27.
Wood vibrations
A large wooden door vibrates from large ventilation. UCS Category: WOODImpt. Length: 00:14.
Wooden whistle (one note)
Wooden whistle producing only a single note. Different ways and different rhythms of breath. UCS Category: WHSTMech. Length: 00:26.
Wood stove
Sound of a small wood stove. This is a hydrolic stove, we guess the sound of the pump. UCS Category: FIREBurn. Length: 02:03.
Steps on a wooden floor #2
Many steps, in shoes, on a wooden floor. A few rustling clothes. UCS Category: FEETHmn. Length: 00:26.
Jumping on wooden pontoon #2
Human jumping with feet together on a wooden pontoon. UCS Category: FEETHmn. Length: 00:01.
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