Abstract sound effects for when a sound shouldn't be anything you can name. The electrical signal from lights, turned into sci-fi explosions. Breathing wrapped in reversed whooshes and reverb. Eerie ambiences built from field recordings and synthetic layers. Some of it is gentle. A lot of it isn't. It suits sci-fi horror and calm puzzle games alike.
Libraries
39
Publishers
19
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5.60 to $60
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A diverse collection of 257 stereo layers merges organic field recordings with synthetic elements to create haunting sound effects suitable for sci-fi horror and cyberpunk environments.
Ethereal sound effects blend mysterious textures with paranormal atmospheres, offering 100 diverse soundscapes that span magical and mystical realms across 23 minutes of otherworldly recordings.
Immersive sound effects blend organic field recordings with synthetic elements, creating eerie ambient soundscapes for sci-fi horror productions in both surround and stereo formats.
Spatial impact sound effects featuring 800 designed hits delivered in ambisonic and binaural formats, including boom hits, trailer hits, sci-fi weapon blasts, plasma shots, underwater impacts, magic spells, and rock and wood impacts at 96kHz/24-bit.
This mini collection of 90 cinematic sound effects features risers, hits, drones, and ambiences derived from musical instruments like guitars, bells, gongs, and percussion.
This collection features experimental binaural frequencies and meditative tones designed for mindfulness, relaxation, and brainwave stimulation, providing immersive sound effects for ambient music, sci-fi narratives, and therapeutic projects.
Atmospheric sci-fi sound effects blend horror and space themes across 110 high-quality WAV files, featuring haunting tones and Cthulhu cultist elements throughout 11+ minutes of content.
Traditional Eastern instruments blend with modern sound effects, creating atmospheric ambiences through expertly recorded and manipulated performances at 24Bit 192kHz, featuring Shamisen, Kanun Harp, and various flutes.
Raw glockenspiel and harmonica recordings, captured through Lom Geofon, deliver haunting sound effects suitable for mystery and sci-fi productions, featuring high-quality hits, rumbles, and scrapes.
Meticulously crafted sound effects from geofon recordings feature drum and violin sources, delivering unique hits, booms, and ultra-low frequencies suitable for diverse media productions.
Meticulously recorded geophonic sound effects, featuring infrasonic frequencies down to 10Hz, deliver dark cinematic impacts and synthesized ambiences in pristine 24-bit/192kHz quality.
Deep, abstract sound effects captured in a reverb chamber merge with manipulated ambiences to create 21 unsettling drones, perfect for otherworldly atmospheric scenes.
Electromagnetic signals from various light sources create otherworldly sound effects, producing abstract ambiences and drones suitable for sci-fi, horror, and experimental productions.
Electromagnetic signals captured from light sources were transformed into futuristic sound effects, creating sci-fi explosions with cyberpunk textures in high-quality 24-bit/96kHz format.
Meticulously recorded sound effects blend chamber reverb with manipulated voices and objects, producing ethereal swells and atmospheric transitions suitable for dark, experimental productions.
Through expertly recorded waterphone performances, this collection delivers haunting sound effects, atmospheric drones, and raw soundscapes ideal for creating mysterious cinematic moments.
Specialized collection of 545 whoosh and pass-by sound effects, featuring abstract fantasy elements, mechanical engines, and high-velocity projectiles across three distinct categories.
Most of this starts as something real and ends up somewhere else. Field recordings get blended with synthetic layers into ambiences, a Waterphone gets designed into texture, and lights give up electromagnetic signals that turn into explosions with a cyberpunk edge. Odd on purpose. The puzzle game sounds take a softer route, with object interactions, menus and success and failure cues. Abstract beds work under a scene that needs unease without a clear source, and plenty of them sit close to Eerie. Reversed whooshes and breaths make handy transitions as well, especially between a real space and a strange one.
