BOOM Library Doors is a royalty‑free collection of over 2,100 door‑related sound effects in 350+ WAV files, totaling 3.5 GB, suitable for After Effects, Premiere Pro and any software that supports 96 kHz / 24‑bit WAV.
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About BOOM Library Doors
BOOM Library Doors is a Micro‑BOOM sound‑effects pack that provides more than 2,100 royalty‑free door sounds across 350+ WAV files (3.5 GB). Recorded at 96 kHz / 24‑bit, the library includes wooden, metal, sliding, electric and lift doors, plus related furnishings such as cupboards, refrigerators and lockers. Each of the 90 sources was captured close‑up using MS or XY microphone setups, both dry and with natural reverb. The collection also contains recordings of keys, chains, bolts and knobs. Files are delivered as standard WAV, so they import into any Windows or macOS application that reads that format, including After Effects, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Vegas Pro, Logic Pro and others. Documentation is provided in PDF and XLS formats.
Features
- Over 2,100 royalty-free sounds across 350+ WAV files, totaling 3.5 GB
- 96kHz/24bit WAV format, running on Windows and Mac
- Wooden and metal room doors, security doors, gates, sliding, electric, and lift doors
- Furnishings including cupboards, chests of drawers, refrigerators, and lockers
- Door-related items such as keys, chains, bolts, punch cards, and knobs
- 90 doors and furnishings recorded in a close position with MS or XY setups, both dry and with real reverb
- PDF and XLS content information included
Best for
Adding realistic door foley—openings, slams, creaks, latches and mechanisms—to video or audio projects in After Effects, Premiere Pro and other WAV‑compatible editors.
Frequently asked questions
Does BOOM Library Doors work with After Effects and Premiere Pro?
Yes. The sounds are delivered as standard WAV files, which import directly into After Effects and Premiere Pro as well as other common video and audio editors.
What format and file quality does BOOM Library Doors use?
The collection uses 96 kHz / 24‑bit WAV files. Over 2,100 sounds are spread across 350+ files, occupying roughly 3.5 GB, and include PDF and XLS documentation.
How were the sounds in BOOM Library Doors recorded?
Sounds were recorded from 90 different doors and furnishings using close‑position MS or XY microphone setups, captured both dry and with authentic reverb.
Is BOOM Library Doors free?
The pack is listed as free and the sounds are royalty‑free, but licensing terms may change; users should verify the current terms on the developer’s site before use.
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