Attention sound effects, 3 libraries in all. Most are filed under Animals and Cats, and they come from 3 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
A collection of over 130 cat vocalizations from a Neva Masquerade cat, including short and long meows, sweet sounds, and angry vocalizations, available as individual sound effects and grouped long files.
From whimpers to pleading yelps, this collection features 35 natural outdoor sound effects capturing a German Shepherd's expressive vocalizations with generous recording lengths.
This comprehensive collection features 300+ high-definition sound effects from four dog breeds, capturing everything from barks to growls, ideal for authentic canine and creature sound design.
Detailed recordings of German Shepherd barking captured with professional microphones, featuring close and distant sound effects with natural acoustics across various environments and barking styles.
Comprehensive collection featuring 71 WAV files of canine sound effects, including diverse barking patterns and whining vocalizations, suitable for multimedia integration.
Unique canine sound effects, including unusual medical vocalizations and everyday activities, captured from multiple angles and delivered in high-quality 24-bit/96kHz format with detailed metadata.
Through an electromagnetic coil pickup, this collection captures natural electronic sound effects, including static, hums, and glitches from everyday devices like TVs, computers, and switches.
48 to 96 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Comprehensive collection of canine sound effects featuring various breeds, from playful barks to growls, including unique recordings of New Guinea Singing Dogs and ambient neighborhood barking.
A collection of dog barks and growls recorded in a spacious country setting, featuring a family of urban canines whose raw sound effects offer versatile pitching capabilities.
High-quality canine sound effects captured at multiple distances, featuring barks, growls, and howls in both raw 24-bit/96kHz and game-ready 16-bit/44.1kHz formats.
