12 Free Arbres Sound Effects - Most Popular
Forest

Realistic forest ambience recorded outdoors in calm weather. The soundscape is filled with varied birdsong, occasional wing flutters and the soft buzz of passing insects. In the far background, a faint hint of distant traffic can be heard, adding a touch of realism without masking the natural environment. This gentle and lively nature bed works very well for video editing, radio, games, apps, or as a soothing background for relaxation and focus. UCS Category: AMBForst. Length: 00:54.
Wind in the Trees

The microphones are directed to the sky, to the trees in the forest of Rambouiller (France). UCS Category: WINDVege. Length: 03:38.
Chain saw

A person is to prune the chainsaw. The sound is taken from about 50 meters, with a shotgun microphone. UCS Category: TOOLMisc. Length: 00:17.
Strong wind and trees #2

Strong wind in the trees, recorded during the passage of the "Miguel" storm on the region "Centre" in France, Friday, June 7, 2019 evening. UCS Category: WINDVege. Length: 06:12.
Wind and tree squeaks

Wind in a very big tree. Grinding of one of its branches. UCS Category: WINDVege. Length: 02:33.
Strong wind and trees #3

Strong wind in the trees, recorded during the passage of the "Miguel" storm on the region "Centre" in France, Friday, June 7, 2019 evening. UCS Category: WINDVege. Length: 03:27.
Strong wind and trees #1

Strong wind in the trees, recorded during the passage of the "Miguel" storm on the region "Centre" in France, Friday, June 7, 2019 evening. UCS Category: WINDVege. Length: 01:58.
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