187 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Fire Wood"

Fireplace burning wood. Recorded on a tascam dr-100mkiii with an audio technica at875r shotgun mic with a deadcat in 24/48 mono.

Preparing coffee on an old wood-heated stove. You can hear wood-chopping, fire crackling, pouring of water into the pot, metallic noises from the stove. Recorded in an old house in nykarleby, finland, with atr25 stereo microphone to sony minidisc recorder.

Burning wood. Recorded on the tascam dr-100 with internal uni microphones.

Wood burning in my old stove. Recorded on my tascam dr-100 with uni microphones.

My fireplace.

Placing a open kettle filled with a little bit of water on a wood burning stove.

A crackling fire burning in the fireplace. Wood and paper are burnt -- there is some audio of paper being crumpled near the beginning. The recording is low, but made from about one foot away with very little room noise.

The oak wood burning in my old tiled stove. Recorded on my tascam dr-100 with uni microphones.

Gunshot from several hundreds yards away. Fired on a range in the woods with very low mountains surrounding.

Firepoker use sounds: poking some burnt logs (no fire), pulling poker out of fireplace tool bucket and gate, hitting other metal with poker.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h6 with stereo microphone. A fireplace in an old building. Several logs are on fire and you hear the flames and the crackling of the burning wood. Bonny orbit sound library.

Opening the back door of a boiling insert. Then closing the door. Pop of the wood fire, metal crack. Close up. France, 2021. Recorded with ab set up of em127recorded with sounddevice mixpré6wave stereo, 24 bits, 48 khz.

Stereo recording of stacking firewood. Recorded with a zoom h4n.

Calm fire in a small chimney. Recorded with a tascam dr-70d (internal stereo microphones). 24bit, 44khz.

At the beginning it's a little outside fire with little branchs cracking. Then it's much bigger, trees are burning. Also some very ponctual voices. France, 2006. Recorded with ab ortf shoepsrecorded on sounddevice 788t49khz, 16 bits.

This is a recording of my stone fireplace burning with a zoom h4n pro. I was burning wet, north carolina lob-lolly pine so that i would end up with a nice, consistent popping sound. Great for any fireplace scene when used at various volume levels. Enjoy!. Christopher c. Courter.

Stepping on wood floor at different speeds. Mostly walking and a slight jog. The soles of the shoes were a hard rubber and dressier in appearance. (sorry if you hear my fire alarm chirp in the background. I need to change the battery. . . ).

A fire made from layering the sound of cracking wood with noise. Using part of herbertboland's http://www. Freesound. Org/people/herbertboland/sounds/33206/for the crackling sound. Oh, and this one loops too.

Woodstove, a few blocks of wood are burning in an antique iron woodstove. As always; let me know what you think of it. Always open for feedback. Tascam dr40.

Small domestic fireplace recorded about 30cm away from the flames with occasional wood crackles.

Recording of the fire crackling in fireplace in early spring mid-afternoon. Recorded with zoom h1. No eq or effects added. Recording levels normalized in sound forge pro. Free for use. Enjoy!.

Several successive shots from an m-1 carbine on a firing range in a wooded semi-rocky area.

Combination og these sounds:. Making the fire with match:https://freesound. Org/people/juandresound/sounds/490914/. Fire sounds:https://freesound. Org/people/craigsmith/sounds/483311/https://freesound. Org/people/ryding/sounds/109313/https://freesound. Org/people/kyles/sounds/454016/. All cc0.

Burning fire recorded through the stove's closed door with zoom h6 and slightly processed. Burning wood cracks and hot stove metal sounds included. 48khz, 24 bit, stereo, wav. Use it anyway you like. Enjoy).

Two contact microphones placed on two pieces of coal and burning wood. Eventually, the contact microphones both burn completely. You can also hear digital noise before that. Free to use without any credit.

Recorded the sizzling mixture of bacon oil and heat.

Recorded with a hyperdirectional ssh6 capsule - only the shotgun mic open - (via the zoom h6) the fireplace's sound has an impressive presence.

The cap of a pen is rubbed on a rough wall making a sound like a burning fire or sparks in a room with a background sound.

U-phoria umc22 behringermicrophone behringercubase 5. Woman simulating old woman doing shamanistic ritual of fire. Made in italy.

I opened the woodstove door while recording with a zoom h1 n. So the first thing you hear is the door opening, and then the latch falling down. The fire had just been lit. It is starting to ignite the douglas fir wood slowly but surely, and you can hear the kindling crackling.

Sound of a campfire in a very quiet setting late at night. 24 bit / 48 khz, sony pcm-d100light compression.

Sound of a campfire in a very quiet setting late at night. 24 bit / 48 khz, sony pcm-d100light compression.

Recorded with a cardioid msh6 capsule - stereo mic open at certain extent - (via the zoom h6) the fireplace's sound gives a more discreet impression.

Close-up hissing and crackling sound made by wood logs burning intensely in a fireplace in a cottage house in the north of spain. Recorded with the phone.

A combination of a variety of arrow sounds at different intervals and landing in wood. Used as an effect of archers laying down a group of arrows on pirate ship.

Field recording wood stick breaking field recording with zoom h2n. If you want to support me, you are welcome to have a look here: https://richardatmo. Bandcamp. Com/. You can play albums there and also buy single sounds from me for small money. It's a way to support me. Or just have fun and chill with nature sounds. Have a nice day.

Very weak fire smoldering in a cabin fireplace. Recorded in stereo at 24 bit 96 khz with a sony pcm m-10. All my sounds are dedicated to the public domain, and are free to use, no restrictions. Although i really appreciate a message or comment if you use my sound for something interesting. Always fun to hear where my recordings end up :).

Sound created using a creaky book spine.