This sound is from Sheaf SFX Library

The Sheaf's Library is a place where the gentle crumpling of tissue paper can be heard, as it softly releases and expands in the quiet atmosphere. The sound of a paper sheet hitting a window spine is a familiar one in the library, echoing through the halls as readers immerse themselves in books. Envelopes are handled with care, but occasionally one may drop on the hard surface of a table, creating a distinct sound.

As a paper sheet hits a cushion with a low thud, the deep toned cardboard ripping slowly with tape peeling messily adds a unique texture to the library's soundscape. Thick paper dropping on a soft surface creates a muffled noise, while the ripping of a large corrugated cardboard piece adds a rough, industrial quality to the air. The sound of a paper sheet hitting a wall can be heard at varying pitches, creating a dynamic range of tones.

The tossing of a paper ball into a wastepaper basket metal trash can adds a playful element to the library's ambiance, while magazine pages ripping in three stages provide a rhythmic backdrop. The handling of an envelope hitting a painted wall emits a low sound, contrasting with the crisp sound of a paper cassette tape index card being folded multiple times.

Thick paper dropping on a hard surface resonates with a solid thud, while the sound of paper crumpling and wadding into a ball adds a tactile element to the auditory experience. Tissue paper crumpling and expanding in the distance creates a delicate sound, contrasting with the struggle of ripping a large corrugated cardboard piece. The library is alive with the sounds of paper, from the soft rustle of pages being turned to the sharp impact of paper hitting various surfaces.

You can experience these sounds for yourself by visiting the Sheaf's Library, where each sound is carefully curated to enhance the reading experience. Or, for those who wish to take the library home with them, you can play and download these sounds here, creating your own personal library ambiance wherever you go.