Bolt sound effects, and bolt means a few things here. The bolt on an old wooden door, slid and locked. Nuts and bolts in the workshop, with hammers and power tools around them. Then the rifle bolt, worked between shots on bolt-action guns and in all the handling around them. Lightning bolts turn up too, for storms and spells.
Libraries
34
Publishers
19
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$8.99 to $190
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This comprehensive collection features realistic DIY sound effects, spanning hand tools, power equipment, and construction implements, recorded at multiple distances with natural acoustics and authentic usage patterns.
With 104 high-resolution files capturing gunshots and handling sound effects, this K98k rifle library presents detailed recordings from 24 perspectives through 44 audio channels.
Detailed field recordings capture authentic sound effects of a Springfield rifle, featuring varied microphone distances, handling sounds, and both long and short gunshot tails across multiple locations.
Detailed field recordings capture authentic Mosin-Nagant rifle sound effects from multiple distances, featuring gunshots and handling sounds across diverse environments and perspectives.
AK-47 sound effects covering single shots, short and long bursts, charging, magazine changes, dry fires, safety clicks, sight flips, stock folding and rattles across multiple mic perspectives at 96kHz/24-bit.
Through 3,597 high-quality sound effects, this comprehensive collection captures mechanical interactions, from delicate clicks to heavy industrial movements, recorded in pristine 192k/24bit resolution across 370 distinct sets.
Comprehensive Winchester rifle sound effects, spanning 67 recordings across 23 perspectives, featuring gunshots, reloading actions, and detailed handling in Ambisonic format with extensive metadata support.
Meticulously designed collection features 20 mystical sound effects capturing elemental forces, suitable for professional film, gaming, and multimedia productions.
Professional sound effects collection featuring transformer hums, electrical discharges, switch clicks, and crackling sounds, recorded in high definition with various power station ambiences and electrical arcs.
This collection contains 50 authentic lightning and thunder sound effects. Recorded at 32-bit/192kHz, these high-resolution field recordings include UCS-compliant metadata for professional use.
Electric sound effects library featuring thunder, lightning strikes, and discharge variations, combining synthesized and live recordings to create realistic yet dramatic atmospheric elements across 100 versatile files.
This collection captures authentic sound effects from a traditional Victorian house, featuring creaky wooden doors, cabinets, and switches, recorded in natural wood-room acoustics, with multiple variations per object.
This diverse collection features 117 stereo sound effects created from a damaged Markneunkirchen Zither, offering unique string and wood impacts recorded at professional 24-bit/96kHz quality.
Traditional zither recordings featuring destructive sound effects and textural elements, offering nearly 1.5GB of high-quality string manipulations captured at professional 24-bit/96kHz resolution.
Raw, pristine sound effects capture metallic interactions at 192kHz, featuring 765 variations of clanging, scraping, and resonating materials, from squeaky gates to warbling sheet metal.
Detailed interior and exterior door sound effects featuring creaks, slams, knocks, and locks, recorded in diverse locations from Victorian buildings to prisons at professional 24-bit quality.
Professional field recordings capture authentic Soviet PPSh-41 submachine gun sound effects from multiple distances, featuring diverse handling noises and varied gunshot tails across 199 files.
On a gun, the bolt does the work between shots. The bolt-action rifle recordings cover firing from lots of perspectives plus the handling, so each cycle can match the shot before it, with more in Bolt Action. Automatic fire is covered too, in bursts and full auto at several distances, and a Dry Fire after the last round sells an empty gun. Doors are a quieter job. The old house recordings give wooden doors and cupboards with their locks and bolts, in the natural sound of wooden rooms, while the mechanism sets run from tiny clicks to heavy industrial movement. The workshop side has hammers and saws at different distances, good for building and repair scenes.
