Industry Sound FX
You can play and download these sounds here. The package titled "Industry" is a collection of various sounds that truly capture the essence of different industrial settings. From the high-speed drilling heard from living quarters on the Sea Quest offshore oil rig in the Fortes oilfield to the printing newspapers foundry putting printing plate on the machine, these sounds offer a glimpse into the workings of different industries. The package includes sounds from the printing newspapers industry, with recordings of Webb offset press slowing down and stopping, as well as the general atmosphere at a printer's rec near the path rollers at a large printing company. You can also hear the industrial pressure stove operating and a milling machine switched on with occasional pauses, providing a vivid picture of the machinery at work. Other sounds in the package include drilling lorries in the Patagonia Delta region, oil running through pipes at an oil rig, and shot blasting pipes in the North Sea gas industry. There are also recordings from a sporting gun factory, a fishing industry actuality, and a sheet metal engineering plate metal rolling machine operating with occasional pauses. Whether it's the alarm signal at the Fawley petrol refineries, the tightening of nuts mechanically, or the atmosphere at an assembly shop with sounds of machinery operating at a quick pace, these sounds offer a comprehensive auditory experience of the industrial world. From the machine houses of the 1970s to the hand sorting of imperfect sheets to the operation of a principal distillation furnace, these recordings provide a broad spectrum of industrial sounds. Overall, the "Industry" package is a rich tapestry of sounds that will transport you to various industrial settings and give you a glimpse into the complex and dynamic world of industry. So, sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in the sounds of factories, oil rigs, print shops, and more. You can play and download these sounds here.
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Industry Sound FX

You can play and download these sounds here.

The package titled "Industry" is a collection of various sounds that truly capture the essence of different industrial settings. From the high-speed drilling heard from living quarters on the Sea Quest offshore oil rig in the Fortes oilfield to the printing newspapers foundry putting printing plate on the machine, these sounds offer a glimpse into the workings of different industries.

The package includes sounds from the printing newspapers industry, with recordings of Webb offset press slowing down and stopping, as well as the general atmosphere at a printer's rec near the path rollers at a large printing company. You can also hear the industrial pressure stove operating and a milling machine switched on with occasional pauses, providing a vivid picture of the machinery at work.

Other sounds in the package include drilling lorries in the Patagonia Delta region, oil running through pipes at an oil rig, and shot blasting pipes in the North Sea gas industry. There are also recordings from a sporting gun factory, a fishing industry actuality, and a sheet metal engineering plate metal rolling machine operating with occasional pauses.

Whether it's the alarm signal at the Fawley petrol refineries, the tightening of nuts mechanically, or the atmosphere at an assembly shop with sounds of machinery operating at a quick pace, these sounds offer a comprehensive auditory experience of the industrial world. From the machine houses of the 1970s to the hand sorting of imperfect sheets to the operation of a principal distillation furnace, these recordings provide a broad spectrum of industrial sounds.

Overall, the "Industry" package is a rich tapestry of sounds that will transport you to various industrial settings and give you a glimpse into the complex and dynamic world of industry. So, sit back, relax, and immerse yourself in the sounds of factories, oil rigs, print shops, and more.

You can play and download these sounds here.