94 Free Openning Sound Effects - Most Popular
Door, closing #3
Closing of a building plastic door. Sound recording from the inside. Noise from the gasket. UCS Category: DOORPlas. Length: 00:02.
Electric strike #2
The buzzing sound of an electric lock when it is activated. To make it sound accurate, you should add the sound of the door of your choice opening. UCS Category: DOORHdwr. Length: 00:01.
Door squeaks and rubs #2
Opening and closing a door whose handle creaks and the door rubs on the floor. UCS Category: METLFric. Length: 00:07.
Manual roller shutter, opening out. #1
Opening of a crank roller shutter. From the outside. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:17.
Door, closing #2
Closing of a building plastic door. Sound recording from the inside. Noise from the gasket. UCS Category: DOORPlas. Length: 00:02.
Electric car window, opening #1
Opening of an electric window of Kia Carnival. Recorded from inside the vehicle. UCS Category: VEHWndw. Length: 00:04.
Door, opening #2
Opening of a building plastic door. Sound recording from the inside. Noise from the gasket. UCS Category: DOORPlas. Length: 00:02.
Automatic hatch, opening
Opening of an automatic chicken coop hatch. The door is made of aluminum. UCS Category: DOORElec. Length: 00:28.
Car sliding door #2
Closing a sliding side door of Kia Carnival. Sound inside the car. UCS Category: VEHDoor. Length: 00:02.
Small trash on foot
Opening and closing (x5) of a small foot-pedal trash can (about 30 cm tall). The lid bounces on opening, and you can hear the plastic bag when it closes. UCS Category: . Length: 00:20.
Automatic gate, opening
Noise of an automatic wooden portal motor that opens. UCS Category: DOORElec. Length: 00:13.
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- Prefer English terms when possible
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- Avoid onomatopoeia and slang
- Don't describe what the sound is NOT
- Focus on the sound source (door, engine, bird)