Chew sound effects come as part of bigger collections here, spread across eating and animals. Crisps and nuts bitten into, with the packets they come in. Dogs chewing and playing. Horses and bears among the animals. And cartoon creatures and character voices for the silly side of a mouthful.
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.
Grotesque sound effects featuring bone cracks, creature slurps, and flesh-ripping noises, meticulously recorded at 24Bit 192kHz for horror productions and monstrous audio design applications.
Bite into a diverse collection of 106 eating, drinking, and packaging sound effects featuring crisp textures from various snacks, recorded with professional Neumann equipment.
Diverse collection of 80 bear sound effects featuring multiple species, from cubs to adults, encompassing growls, barks, grunts, yelps, whimpers, sniffs, and snarls.
Culinary sound effects captured in a foley suite include burger crunches, vegetable preparation, and kitchen implements, providing authentic recordings for food-related media productions.
Pristinely captured at 192kHz, this collection features 150 Bengal tiger sound effects, including deep growls and heavy chuffs, perfect for naturalistic use or creature design manipulation.
Award-winning sound effects capture authentic horse movements and vocalizations, from thundering gallops to emotive whinnies, recorded across various surfaces by celebrated film sound designers Kroeber and Splet.
Professional voice actors deliver diverse monster sound effects spanning emotions, actions, and expressions - from roars and laughs to fictional languages, suitable for animations, games, and multimedia projects.
48 to 192 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, M/S.
Meticulously recorded physiological sound effects encompassing various bodily functions, from subtle breathing and yawns to intense gagging and stomach grumbles, offering authentic human acoustic elements.
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.
Natural eating noises and sound effects featuring diverse textures, recorded professionally with high-end equipment, spanning soft, squishy bites to crisp, crunchy chewing sounds.
This extensive library captures authentic sound effects of dining activities, featuring detailed recordings of drinking, eating, tableware interactions, and various human consumption sounds.
This diverse collection features over 200 distinctive vocalization sound effects, offering expressive character voices suitable for animation, gaming, and creative media projects.
Rich collection of authentic camel sound effects, featuring diverse vocal elements including growls, gargles, and nasal sounds, recorded with precision across Jordan and Morocco's deserts.
Comprehensive collection of authentic bear sound effects, featuring various species from cubs to adults, with natural vocalizations including growls, barks, grunts, and sniffing across 160 files.
These authentic sound effects feature genuine whinnies and nickers from Sammy, a retired Shetland pony, captured during his daily feeding routine in a French vineyard.
Chewing is a close-up sound, and the snack recordings here go for crisp textures: crisps and nuts, with drinks and the packaging alongside. The wider Eating libraries add the rest of a meal. Animals are a different job. The dog recordings cover chewing next to Sniff takes and playful fighting, from small dogs up to big ones, so a pet scene can move from chewing to barking within the same set. Horses, bears and other big animals turn up as part of wider vocal and movement collections. For animation, character voices and cartoon creatures give a chew some personality. They suit commercials and family films, or a character talking with their mouth full.