Bubble sound effects, from real water to cartoon pops. Air bubbling up from below, recorded with hydrophones so you hear it the way a diver would. Liquid gurgling and dripping. Then the playful kind, bubbly UI pops and cartoon blips for cute games and anime. Light and a bit silly.
Libraries
110
Publishers
62
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $180
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Professional dual-mic recordings capture underwater and surface sound effects, featuring medium to large bubbles with detailed 24-bit/192kHz files and comprehensive metadata tagging.
Dual-mic underwater recordings capture detailed bubble and fizzing sound effects, featuring both overwater and hydrophone sources in high-quality 24-bit format with comprehensive metadata tagging.
Diverse bubble and water sound effects, expertly recorded and edited for looping and pitch manipulation, ideal for magical spells, UI elements, and cinematic details.
Inside aquariums and jacuzzis across five countries, carefully recorded sound effects capture authentic water bubbles, from dry ice interactions to pump systems and diverse bubble formations.
Comprehensive collection of high-definition water sound effects featuring bubbles, splashes, drips, and mud squishes, ideal for creating immersive aquatic soundscapes.
Extensive collection of bubble wrap sound effects featuring 4,966 variations, including water-filled pops, metal ricochets, and unique techniques across three microphone recordings.
This versatile collection features diverse water sounds, from droplets and dribbles to bubbles, offering comprehensive sound effects of objects being submerged and poured.
Through 500+ recordings, this collection captures bubble sounds using plastic, metal, and ceramic materials, offering diverse durations and sizes - from tiny pops to large underwater effects.
Dark drone sound effects featuring 300 files of noise drones, sweeps, alarm, electric, pulsating, and rhythmic bubbling soundscapes with seamless loops, created on a hybrid analog-digital hardware synthesizer at 24-bit/96kHz.
Forest stream sound effects presented as 11 seamless loops recorded in woodland, capturing gurgling, trickling, bubbling, and flowing water in stereo at 96 kHz/24-bit.
Sci-fi texture sound effects spanning drones, deep atmospheres, bells, laser plasma movements, lo-fi bubbles, pulsations, retro computers, rewinds, and ghosts across 230 files at 96kHz/24-bit, with loop and non-loop versions.
Underwater scuba diver sound effects featuring first-person recordings of regulator breathing, bubble passes, equipment clangs, muffled vocalizations, and microphone impacts across long and short dive takes.
Real bubbles sound different above and below the surface. Up top it's a burble. Underneath, through a Hydrophone, it's rounder and deeper. The water libraries cover both, from single bubbles to big rushes that pair well with a Splash, plus designed versions for magic and sci-fi. Bubbles make surprisingly good UI sounds too. A small, clean pop reads as friendly, which is why cute interfaces and cartoon games use them for buttons and rewards.