Bang sound effects for the moment something goes off or slams shut. Big doors slammed from close up to the far end of a hallway, gates and dungeon doors losing their temper, and fireworks going off with a crowd reacting. Storms bang at the windows too. Some are designed, from jump scares to cartoon crashes, so a bang can be dramatic or daft.
Libraries
35
Publishers
22
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $100
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This library provides Christmas cracker sound effects, including grabs, hits, movements, pulls with and without bangs, snaps, and paper hat handling and rips.
This collection of door sound effects contains various swooshes and bangs from a large school door, captured at distances ranging from close-up to very far.
This library offers saxophone recordings and instrument case sound effects, including musical phrases, handling noises, foley, and mechanical sounds from the instrument and its case.
Hand-crafted cartoon sound effects comprising 100 high-resolution impacts, crashes, whooshes, and comedic elements, recorded at 24-bit/96kHz for professional media productions.
Layered sound effects blend synthesized elements, distorted screams, and violin impacts, featuring 100 horror-focused audio samples organized into six distinct categories for maximum atmospheric tension.
From humming motors to electronic beeps, this comprehensive collection captures pristine sound effects of microwave operations, door mechanisms, and crockery interactions at 24-bit/192kHz quality.
Diverse firework sound effects captured from multiple angles, featuring crowd reactions, explosions, and whistles - ideal for celebrations, battles, and customizable military sound design.
Meticulously recorded urban sound effects from Eastern Europe, featuring ambient drones, electrical hums, and distinctive room tones captured in hospitals, hotels, and various reverberant spaces.
Carefully recorded sound effects capture authentic antique suitcases and trunks in a professional Foley studio, featuring period-specific luggage movements and handling noises.
Various construction sound effects, including heavy machinery, power tools, worker communications, and truck movements, captured authentically during local repair work in the UK.
Professional-grade sound effects captured from an abandoned trailer, featuring rustic and eerie recordings in source format for flexible post-production use.
The collection features 1,454 professional sound effects covering foliage interactions, footsteps, rock movements, and rummaging textures, all optimized for game development with consistent volume levels and clean audio quality.
Over 1,100 magical sound effects spanning elemental themes, featuring professionally recorded spells, whooshes, and impacts in high-quality 96k/24bit format with embedded metadata for easy navigation.
Where a bang happens matters as much as what makes it. The big door slams were recorded at several distances down a school Corridor, so the space comes with them, from right at the door to the far end. Gun and explosion sets recorded indoors and outdoors follow the same idea, with more in Gun Acoustics. Fireworks come from several perspectives. Some have the crowd reacting, which suits a celebration, and without the crowd they make a decent distant battle. Indoors, a storm bangs at the windows, and doors in historic buildings creak, then slam. For a dramatic bang in horror, those slams and the designed jump scares sit well together.
