This sound is from Grab SFX Library

These sounds capture the essence of the Grab S Library, offering a diverse range of textures and actions. From the gentle rustle of fabric in a rucksack to the satisfying click of a zipper being zipped, each sound immerses the listener in a world of tactile sensations. Whether it's the delicate tinkling of jewelry being picked up or the thud of a backpack being taken and dropped, each sound tells its own unique story. You can play and download these sounds here.

The subtle swish of a yoga ball being caught with fingertips adds a touch of grace to the collection. Meanwhile, the clatter of beads and necklaces being aggressively picked up on carpet conveys a sense of urgency and intensity. The sound of a battery being picked up from a drawer adds a hint of mystery to the mix, pulling the listener into a world of hidden treasures.

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The gentle rustle of clothing and the soft thud of paper towel being dispensed evoke a sense of everyday life, grounding the listener in familiar surroundings. The smooth touch of a plastic jug being picked up from a glass table adds a touch of elegance to the collection, while the light tapping of a bowl being picked up on bumpy hardwood adds a sense of playfulness.

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