This sound is from Pane SFX Library

The echoing clang of sheet metal being moved reverberates through the halls of Pane's Library, creating a cacophony of metallic sounds that seem to dance around the space. The harsh screech of metal against metal is enough to make one's skin crawl, as if the very building itself is groaning under the weight of its knowledge. The sound is medium distant, as if coming from some hidden corner, adding an air of mystery to the already enigmatic atmosphere of the library.

A sudden crack shatters the previous noise, startling anyone who may be wandering the aisles of books. The sound of a small window frame giving way to a hard impact fills the air, leaving a lingering sense of tension in its wake. It is a short, sharp sound that cuts through the silence like a knife, making one wonder what could have caused such a disturbance in the usually quiet library.

As if in response to the previous commotion, the unmistakable sound of metal frames shaking and shifting in their grooves can be heard in the distance. The clatter echoes through the building, creating a sense of urgency that is hard to ignore. The exterior seems to be alive with activity, as if the very walls themselves are whispering secrets to those who care to listen.

The metallic sounds continue, with frames shaking and clattering hard in short bursts that reverberate through the medium distance. It is as if the windows themselves are alive, their frames protesting against some invisible force with a violence that is both captivating and unnerving. The harshness of the sound is enough to make one's teeth rattle, adding a physical element to the auditory assault.

A slight shift in a window frame's pane can be heard, the sound of metal sliding in its groove with a precision that is almost musical. The exterior seems to come alive with the sound, as if the very building is breathing in sync with the movements of the windows. It is a subtle sound, but one that adds a layer of depth to the already complex symphony of noises that fill the library.

A sudden drop in a window frame's groove reverberates through the space, the hard impact of metal against metal ringing out with a finality that is hard to ignore. The sound is close, as if the disturbance is right at one's doorstep, adding a sense of immediacy to the situation. It is a harsh sound, one that leaves a mark on the otherwise serene atmosphere of the library.

The window frames continue to rattle and shudder, their movements swelling in a measured cadence that is both hypnotic and eerie. The exterior seems to pulse with the rhythm of the sounds, as if the very building itself is alive with some unseen energy. The softness of the sound belies the power behind it, creating a sense of foreboding that is hard to shake.

A rough shift in a window frame's pane can be heard, the sound of metal grinding against metal in a way that is almost painful to the ears. The exterior seems to groan under the weight of the noise, as if struggling to contain the force that is causing such a commotion. It is a sound that is both unsettling and captivating, drawing the listener in with its raw power.

A sudden drop in a window frame's groove echoes through the space, the medium distant sound reverberating with a sense of finality. The impact is hard, leaving a mark on the atmosphere of the library that is hard to ignore. It is as if the very foundations of the building are being tested, each movement of the windows a challenge to the structure itself.

Despite the chaos and destruction that seems to be unfolding, the windows themselves remain intact, their frames holding strong against the impact of whatever force is causing the disturbance. The sounds of metal against metal are impactful and low mid, creating a sense of urgency that is hard to ignore. It is a testament to the strength and resilience of Pane's Library, a place where even the loudest of noises cannot break the spirit of knowledge that resides within its walls.

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