Cedric Hommel is a German sound designer, sound engineer, and foley artist who has worked on countless computer games, movies, animations, multimedia projects, and game trailers. His library consists of various naturally recorded and edited field recordings, as well as synthetically created sounds transformed through extensive effect chains and sound layering. Cedric's credits include the upcoming feature computer game "Das Schwarze Auge - Demonicon," various game trailers on Steam and German TV, and commercials for Audi, AMC, and Bayer.
A small, rusty metal door (the size of a lid or cover) is being opened or closed (can be used for both), making a metallic screaking sound. The hatch used to speak with inmates on a prison door. Stereo. Version 02. Household,
A small, rusty metal door (the size of a lid or cover) is being opened or closed (can be used for both), making a metallic screaking sound. The hatch used to speak with inmates on a prison door. Stereo. Version 05. Household,
A small, rusty metal door (the size of a lid or cover) is being opened or closed (can be used for both), making a metallic screaking sound. The hatch used to speak with inmates on a prison door. Stereo. Version 08. Household,
Cleaning a window or a similar glass surface (in this recording it was a mirror, actually) by using a cloth or paper and some glass cleaner. Rubbing motions resulting in squeaky sounds. Different versions available, also as longer recordings. Stereo. Version 5. Household,
Cleaning a window or a similar glass surface (in this recording it was a mirror, actually) by using a cloth or paper and some glass cleaner. Rubbing motions resulting in squeaky sounds. Different versions available, also as single edits. Stereo. Version 1. Household,
Pressing the plastic wall-hung air refresher twice. The device which can be found in a bathroom next to the toilet to lessen bad odors. Stereo. Household,
Opening and closing the drawer of a cabinet or wardrobe. It is wooden and slides smoothly in its railing. Different variants and intensities available. Version 1, stereo. Household,
Opening and closing the drawer of a cabinet or wardrobe. It is wooden and slides smoothly in its railing. Different variants and intensities available. Version 3, stereo. Household,
A vintage food scale (approximately from the 1950s) is being used. The scale is depressed and makes a metallic clanking, rattling sound. The brand was „Tacho“. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 2. Household,
Hinges, a lock or latch, made of wood and metal, being moved. Such as of a door or window. A screaking sound, followed by a clunk. Different versions available. Stereo. Version 3. Household,
A pair of vintage scales used in a doctors office. The weight is measured by sliding a measuring bar to the side until the scale is balanced. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 2. Household,
Sweeping away glass shards (as of a broken bottle, window or drinking glass) with a dustpan and broom. Short, light natural reverb. Version 3, stereo. Household,
Wringing, stirring or shaking out a sponge (or cloth) in a metal bucket with water inside. The water sloshes, swashes, splashes. Different versions available. Version 1. Household,
Opening and closing the drawer of a cabinet or wardrobe. It is wooden and slides smoothly in its railing. Different variants and intensities available. Version 5, stereo. Household,
Hinges, a lock or latch, made of wood and metal, being moved. Such as of a door or window. A screaking sound, followed by a clunk. Different versions available. Stereo. Version 4. Household,
Using a motorized sewing machine, model „SuperJeans“ by Toyota. Sounds of the spools, stitching, sewing pieces of fabric. Stereo. Version 1. Household,
Cleaning a window or a similar glass surface (in this recording it was a mirror, actually) by using a cloth or paper and some glass cleaner. Rubbing motions resulting in squeaky sounds. Different versions available, also as single edits. Stereo. Version 5. Household,
Flushing the toilet (European), splashing. Variant 4. Also available is the sample in a long version, with the water tank refilling. Stereo. Household,
Collecting some porcellain shards from a table. Very close to the sound of coins being picked up from a table, or glass shards. Version 1, stereo. Household,
Cleaning the staircase with a wet-mop. Sounds of brushing, a few water splashes, and clanks when brushing against the stairs. As it is recorded in a hallway, it is naturally reverberant. Stereo. Household,
A small, rusty metal door (the size of a lid or cover) is being opened or closed (can be used for both), making a metallic screaking sound. The hatch used to speak with inmates on a prison door. Stereo. Version 03. Household,
Sweeping away glass shards (as of a broken bottle, window or drinking glass) with a dustpan and broom. Short, light natural reverb. Version 2, stereo. Household,
Wringing, stirring or shaking out a sponge (or cloth) in a metal bucket with water inside. The water sloshes, swashes, splashes. Different versions available. Version 4. Household,
Flushing the bathroom toilet or urinal (European), water splashing. Variant 2. Also available is the sample in a long version, where the tank refilling is included. Household,
Wiping one's feet on a doormat. The doormat is made of a rigid synthetic material, therefore sounding hard and scratchy. Recorded in an entry hall, medium natural reverberation. Stereo. Version 2. Household,
Opening and closing the drawer of a cabinet or wardrobe. It is wooden and slides smoothly in its railing. Different variants and intensities available. Version 8, stereo. Household,
A folding table or trestle bench, the kind of outdoor festivities furniture you use at barbecues and Oktoberfest. Made out of wood with metal frames, easy to fold or unfold, sturdy. Here it is recorded when being folded or unfolded, the metal latch snapping in (or out). Version 5, stereo. Household, Garden sounds
