Air Release sound effects for the moment pressure lets go. A balloon gets blown up, stretched and squeaked, then lets its air out, sometimes with a whistle. Subway trains and a monorail add their own air releases between door chimes and announcements. In the chemistry lab it's steam, released among bubbling flasks and fizzing reactions.
Slimy gore sound effects featuring 400 stereo files of bone breaks, blood splashes and drops, wet flesh friction, mutagen texture loops, and alien monster voices recorded at 96 kHz/24-bit.
New York subway sound effects covering onboard and exterior recordings of 6, 7, E, V and S lines plus AirTrain monorail rides, door chimes, air releases, and PA announcements.
Cinematic whoosh sound effects spanning 50 handcrafted files of fireballs, laser guns, energy blasts, wormholes, jet turbines, and space whips, each containing five variations at 24-bit/48kHz.
This library features German railway sound effects, including train interiors, exterior movements, idling engines, platform ambiences, crowd walla, and station announcements recorded at various locations.
A comprehensive collection of 1000+ steampunk sound effects featuring factory machines, gears, and gadgets, recorded at high quality and meticulously organized into thirteen distinct categories for gaming projects.
Inside an industrial print shop, diverse machinery generates layered sound effects and subsonic frequencies, captured through ORTF and contact microphone recordings of four distinct printing systems.
Experimental sound effects emerge from rotating tubes and flowing air, creating unique tonal variations that blend into an ever-changing atmospheric soundscape within this sculptural installation.
Professional racing ambiences and sound effects captured at major tracks, featuring authentic indy car engines, pit crew activities, crowd reactions, and immersive interior driving sequences.
Authentic Ukrainian metro station recordings feature diverse sound effects captured in quadrophonic and stereo formats, including platform activity, train movements, and underground tunnel atmospheres.
Comprehensive marine recordings capture a vintage trawler's distinctive sound effects, including multi-perspective engine operations, hydrophone captures, mechanical transitions, and shipboard ambiences across various speeds.
This comprehensive library captures authentic balloon interactions, featuring detailed sound effects of stretching, squeaking, air releases, whistles, and inflation activities in stereo WAV format.
Medical devices, metal gears, and oscillating surfaces blend with train rides and bursting air pouches, creating diverse sound effects suitable for intricate audio design projects.
This specialized collection captures authentic industrial atmospheres with high-quality sound effects, encompassing machinery, infrastructure, and environmental noises recorded at various manufacturing sites.
In a transport scene an air release often lands as a train settles at a stop, just before the doors. The subway and rail recordings catch it in context, onboard and outside, next to Platform ambiences and station announcements, and there are Monorail rides as well. The balloon is the comedy version. It gets stretched and let go with a whistle, which suits cartoon gags and children's shows. The lab steam release sits with bubbling and boiling, and it suits a mad scientist scene or any machine that needs to vent.
