Garage Foley
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Key Features
- 100 one-shot foley percussion hits recorded from real objects and tools in a garage environment
- Captured on a Zoom H1 recorder with natural room reverb preserved in every sample
- Minimal processing applied — normalization only, no EQ or effects — for an authentic raw character
- NKI patch for NI Kontakt 5 with low-pass filter, resonance, and ADSR envelope controls
- 32-bit stereo WAV files at 44.1 kHz for high-resolution playback in any DAW
- Versatile across music production, film scoring, game audio, and multimedia sound design
- 100% royalty-free for commercial use in tracks, videos, and interactive media
Description
Garage Foley is a collection of 100 royalty-free percussion hits and foley sound effects from 99Sounds, recorded by sound designer Tyler Bajsa. Every sample was captured in a real garage using a Zoom H1 handheld recorder mounted on a rubber-padded tripod, preserving the natural room ambience in each hit.
The sounds come from striking, scraping, and shaking everyday objects and tools found around the space. Minimal processing was applied — just normalization and slight release trimming — so the recordings retain their raw, organic timbre without any EQ, filtering, or added effects.
That unpolished character makes these samples especially useful for layering over programmed drum tracks. Stacking a foley hit on top of a snare or kick adds texture and realism that sample-based drums often lack.
Beyond beat-making, the library works well as background sound effects for film, video, and game audio projects. The included NKI patch for Native Instruments Kontakt 5 maps all 100 samples across the keyboard starting at C-1, with a low-pass filter and ADSR envelope for quick playback.
All files are delivered in 32-bit stereo WAV format at 44.1 kHz, with a total download size of 40.2 MB (56.5 MB on disk). The entire collection is royalty-free for commercial use in music, video, and multimedia productions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the Garage Foley sample pack?
Garage Foley contains 100 one-shot foley percussion samples in 32-bit stereo WAV format at 44.1 kHz. It also includes an NKI patch for Native Instruments Kontakt 5 that maps all samples across the keyboard with filter and envelope controls.
What DAWs and samplers work with Garage Foley?
The WAV files work in any DAW that supports standard audio import, including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and Studio One. The NKI patch requires Native Instruments Kontakt 5 or later.
Can I use Garage Foley samples in commercial projects?
Yes, all samples are 100% royalty-free. You can use them in commercial music releases, YouTube videos, films, podcasts, video games, and any other multimedia project without paying royalties.
How were the Garage Foley samples recorded?
Sound designer Tyler Bajsa recorded all samples in a garage using a Zoom H1 handheld recorder mounted on a rubber-padded tripod. The recordings capture various objects and tools being struck, scraped, and shaken with natural room reverb.
What is the best way to use foley samples in a beat?
Layer foley hits on top of your programmed drums to add organic texture. Stack a metallic scrape over a hi-hat or a wooden thud behind a kick to give the groove a more human, lived-in feel that pure sample-based drums lack.
