Product Description
This Source Collection “Physics: Kitchen Objects” delivers 306 files with a total of 1104 sounds (1.62 GB). It features hyper-realistic, physics-based sound effects that capture the impact, movement, and texture of everyday kitchen items as they collide, slide, and occasionally roll across different surfaces. Each sound was crafted through a structured, consistent recording process to ensure authentic weight, tone, and behavior. Perfect for casual games, simulations, and any interactive project requiring believable everyday object physics.
WHAT’S INSIDE:
Kitchen Objects offers a comprehensive set of realistic physics object sounds focused on items commonly found in a household kitchen. Each object has been recorded and edited following a consistent, physically accurate system to ensure believable and versatile results across different use cases.
Included objects:
Metallic scale, kitchen bowl, metallic coffee kettle, electric heating plate, small plastic food container, coffee mug, glass beer bottle, tin can, rice cooker, empty soda can and full soda can.
The library includes three main motion types:
- Impact: Various intensities and dynamic variations to simulate realistic collisions and bounces. Each intensity level provides 20 unique variations for hyper-realistic results.
- Scrape: Designed to reproduce the sound of objects sliding across surfaces. Includes start, loopable middle, and end sequences in multiple speeds and intensities, each with 3 variations.
- Roll (where applicable): Captures the natural rolling movement of round objects. Includes start, loopable middle, and end sequences in different speeds and intensities, each with 3 variations.
Thanks to the differences in mass, material, and shape of each item, this collection offers a wide range of tonal and dynamic nuances – ideal for adding realistic detail and physical authenticity to games, simulations, or sound design projects that aim for believable, everyday realism.