Taking off the cap of a felt-tip pan and putting it on again. It is one of the thick marker pen types commonly known. Different variants available, closely recorded. Version 1. Office,
Taking off the cap of a felt-tip pan and putting it on again. It is one of the thick marker pen types commonly known. Different variants available, closely recorded. Version 3. Office,
Sitting down on a leather armchair. It is an old, vintage model (approx. 1960s), heavy and thickly padded. The sitting motion is that of a „letting oneself fall into the seat“, resulting in a loud rustling sound, the air of the cushion being pressed out under the body weight. Stereo. Version 1. Office,
Leafing through a magazine. The pages make rustling and flapping sounds. It's less reading, than skipping through, searching for a specific spot in the journal. Different variants available. Version 7. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. The roller carriage returns with a bright „Ding! of the typewriter bell, as the end of page is reached. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 6. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Pressing a single key. This is the one used to change a paragraph. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 3. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Pressing a single key. This one is the space key or spacer. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 1. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Pressing a single key. This one is the space key or spacer. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 2. Office,
Leafing through a small handbook or booklet. It has only a few, but thick and laminated pages. Therefore the flicking motion sounds heavy. Useful for anything related to books, papers, even passports. Close recording. Version 1. Office,
Dropping a pile of stacked magazines on the ground. The resulting sound is a mix of a bump or thump, and the rustling of pages. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 08. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Pressing a single key. This one is a random letter of chiffre key. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 07. Office,
Leafing through a small handbook or booklet. It has only a few, but thick and laminated pages. Therefore the flicking motion sounds heavy. Useful for anything related to books, papers, even passports. Close recording. Version 5. Office,
Moving (while sitting) inside a leather armchair. It is an old, vintage model (approx. 1960s), heavy and thickly padded. Rustling and creaking leather sounds. Several variants available. Stereo. Version 6. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Pressing a single key. This one is the space key or spacer. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 3. Office,
A CD or DVD is inserted into a computer drive, in this case: a notebook. The CD is being read, the drive makes a series of typical data jogging sounds, the computer fan becomes louder. Then, the CD is ejected. A very natural sound, close to the drive. Stereo. Variant 2. Office,
A wardrobe sliding door is opened and closed, gliding side-to-side with a smooth sound. Made by wood, sliding in a metal rail. Version 2, stereo. Office,
Looking through several photographic pictures. The ones you had before it all became digital, on coated paper, such as polaroids. Rustling sounds, foley. Version 3. Office,
Sitting down on a leather armchair. It is an old, vintage model (approx. 1960s), heavy and thickly padded. The sitting motion is that of a „letting oneself fall into the seat“, resulting in a loud rustling sound, the air of the cushion being pressed out under the body weight. Stereo. Version 4. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Pressing a single key. This one is a random letter of chiffre key. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 17. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Typing a whole page. At reaching the end of the page, a mechanical bell rings with a „Ding!“. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 01. Office,
A vintage typewriter (60s or 70s), type „Tippa S“ by Adler. Typing a whole page. At reaching the end of the page, a mechanical bell rings with a „Ding!“. Different variants available. Stereo. Version 02. Office,
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 6, stereo. Office,
