Footstep recordings — sources and reuse

Forest track: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Forest_track.ogg
Creator: tball74. Commons describes walking slowly on a wet, stony forest track and states that the author released the work into the public domain.
forest-track.ogg is the Commons OGG file, 22.177959 seconds, 44.1 kHz stereo.
SHA-256: 904b4432887d504953ae5e4f2abb960a04d2bd5ba9f65e9b6bfc3e3b866ef71d
forest-track.wav is its 16-bit PCM conversion, 44.1 kHz stereo.
SHA-256: 4969999c3355a6f1e5167c2e5ad36f531d2997b6f9e1f593947ec834a593277f

Church footsteps: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Church_people_walking_steps_with_reverb.ogg
Creator: stephan. Commons describes people walking and muttering on a hard church floor with reverb, and states that the author released the work into the public domain.
church-steps.ogg is the Commons OGG file, 30.328163 seconds, 44.1 kHz stereo.
SHA-256: a0b2063236d361b6a69e4e83204ea9df94b89d33c50dfc91091cecfd26275034
church-steps.wav is its 16-bit PCM conversion, 44.1 kHz stereo.
SHA-256: 9bf10493535909ccc0f16c80a7c80edae43bef1f2840821955b2c018c0aa443b

Commons describes earlier MP3 sources for both files. WAV conversions were made with FFmpeg and do not recover information lost to earlier compression. Consult each source page for the full public-domain statement. These statements apply to these recordings, not unrelated site material.