This sound is from Rough SFX Library

These sounds from the Rough S Library range from the gentle thud of a down tempo beat to the quick rip of a single paper tear. The soft sound of a book page flip mixes with the roar of a race car passing by, creating a unique auditory experience. The mechanical creak of an attic door opening and the sharp sc**** of a metal window sliding open add an eerie element to the collection. You can play and download these diverse sounds here.

The rough texture of parched drawing paper creates a distinct sound as chalk strokes and marker scribbles across its surface. The velcro ripping open and the crackling of glassy clay being ground add a harsh, aggressive quality to the mix. The sound of a strong wind rustling through palm fronds adds a natural element to the collection. With sounds like skin rubbing course hands and vinyl record scratches, the variety of textures and tones is endless.

The thonk data burst punctuates the collection with an unexpected burst of sound, while the sliding wood door adds a rough shake to the mix. The quick xy sweep of glassy clay being ground contrasts with the slow, constant light scraping of cloth on a carpet device. Each sound tells its own story, whether it be the smooth pen strokes on slick paper or the erratic stutter of a vinyl record scratch.

The heavy sweep of glassy clay being ground adds depth to the collection, while the rhythmic trance beat at 145bpm injects energy into the mix. The sloshing sound creates a sense of movement and fluidity, while the light prsp2 texture of rough ceramics being ground offers a delicate contrast. The continuous sound of a race car passing by on a track, whether it be a Bmw E36 or a Vw Lupo, adds a dynamic element to the overall composition.

From the quick flick of a pen stroke to the slow constant raking of glassy clay, each sound in the Rough S Library offers a unique auditory experience. The variety of textures and tones, from rough parched paper to smooth canvas strokes, provides endless possibilities for creative projects. You can explore and experiment with these sounds by playing and downloading them here.