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Doors can tell more stories than you expect and in order to offer you the greatest possible variety for your creative work, we have recorded every door sound in this library from two perspectives and with different intensities. From slamming doors and squeaky hinges to gentle door handlings and human interactions such as locking doors with a key or knocking on various surfaces.
This library was designed to cover any kind of everyday door sound in different perspectives and performances to give you a huge flexibility for your sound design and make it useful for any situation where you need door sounds in your post production. Recorded door sounds: Appartments, hotels, garages, elevators, cars, corridors, gates, bars, bells, knocks, trains, creaks, antique, thin and heavy doors and more. All sounds are recorded with close and distant perspective both in mono and ORTF stereo.
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1 review for Doors
Jon Lipman (Sound Designer) (verified owner) –
The JSE Doors library has become a go-to for just about every show I work on. The recordings are very natural sounding and the distant perspectives are perfect for those off-screen and down the hall moments.