Background sound effects for the bed that sits under everything else. A lot of it is designed. Industrial underground labs with rusty doors and freight lifts sit next to deep sea rumbles for a submarine. Horror beds bring rain and whispers. Some go the other way entirely, with backgrounds and whooshes for a futuristic user interface.
Libraries
39
Publishers
27
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 96 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$3 to $299.99
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High-quality field recording features rainfall, thunder, and suburban traffic sound effects from Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Captures heavy rain, distant thunder, and cars passing by.
Deep oceanic sound effects blend synthetic atmospheres with low-frequency rumbles across 15 tracks, creating immersive underwater ambience suitable for submarine scenes and industrial environments.
Atmospheric sound effects blend natural elements with ghostly pads, featuring rainfall, footsteps, and eerie whispers across ten haunting ambient tracks designed for horror environments.
This versatile collection features 36 meticulously recorded sound effects, including indoor and outdoor ambiences, perfectly engineered for layering beneath dialogue or enhancing existing background tracks.
Sci-fi texture sound effects spanning scanning drones, radio noise, sonar, sirens, glass, metal soundscapes, and horror anxiety backgrounds, supplied as 230 looping and non-looping 96kHz/24-bit files with pitch variations.
Recorded near a pilot school, this library features small airplane flybys with natural Doppler shifts. It includes 12 long-duration aviation sound effects capturing various speeds and distances.
A collection of 20 sound effects featuring one-minute pink noise files processed with various band EQ and low-pass filter settings for creating ambient textures.
Professional motorbike racetrack sound effects recorded from multiple perspectives and microphone setups. Features diverse engine types, raw passbys, approaches, and ambiences from a real track day.
Immersive futuristic soundscapes blend with digital data sound effects, creating atmospheric environments suitable for modern sci-fi gaming and interactive experiences.
Authentic mountain stream sound effects featuring diverse water flows, from gentle babbling brooks to powerful rushing currents, captured in pristine natural environments with professional recording equipment.
Professional sound effects capturing diverse rummaging activities, from heavy tool movements to subtle wood and metal interactions, recorded in high-quality 96kHz/24-bit format.
A comprehensive collection of 546 modern sound effects spanning multiple categories, from UI backgrounds to whooshes, designed for seamless integration into digital interfaces.
This comprehensive collection features over 1,000 robotic UI sound effects and 1,000 voice recordings, organized across fifteen categories, including synthesized alerts, glitches, and computer interface responses.
Meticulously crafted organic textures merge with eerie creature sound effects, featuring 163 high-quality recordings of monster growls, insect sounds, heavy footsteps, and dark cave ambiences.
High-fidelity sound effects captured from Dassault Rafale jets blend with futuristic interfaces, explosions, and sci-fi weaponry across 154 meticulously engineered recordings inspired by modern cinema.
A background works when it holds the space without stepping in front of the scene. The industrial sets start as field recordings and get designed from there, with mechanical impacts and electric signals worked into the Atmosphere, which suits underground labs. The deep sea material is synthetic. Low rumbles sit under a submarine or an industrial level and stay there. Horror beds put whispers over the rain, building tension while the dialogue carries on. The creature and cave sets lean on organic Texture instead, growls and heavy steps, and they suit monster games as well as straight horror.