Click sound effects, royalty-free and cleared for commercial work. 294 libraries carry this tag, most of them filed under Interfaces and Game Audio Bundles.
Recordists here also tag UI, Notification and Interface, which is worth a look if nothing below fits.
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Industrial environments spring to life through authentic sound effects captured in a car factory, featuring robots, motors, servos, air compressors, and mechanical ambience.
Professional recordings capture organic sound effects produced by processed cardboard and tape, delivering authentic punchy impacts with natural, analog characteristics.
Industrial machinery hums merge with distinctive strip light pings in this collection of meticulously captured mechanical sound effects recorded over multiple years.
Derived from fallen brick sounds, this versatile collection features 300 interface sound effects, including buttons, transitions, and glitches suitable for sci-fi productions and game menus.
Meticulously recorded sound effects capture the distinct clicks, pops, and twists of various bottle caps and jar lids being manipulated, ideal for realistic Foley work.
Various authentic film projector sounds, featuring both 8mm formats, deliver nostalgic sound effects including mechanical starts, stops, and realistic handling noises.
This comprehensive collection captures authentic sound effects from vintage gasoline engines, featuring distinct mechanical elements, explosive combustion, and spinning fly-wheels recorded in high-quality stereo format.
Professional cassette deck sounds featuring multiple perspectives of transport controls, mechanical operations, and detailed motor recordings, creating authentic analog sound effects for interface design and mechanisms.
Mechanical switches, knobs, and levers deliver authentic sound effects in this collection of 110 individual recordings, capturing nostalgic analog control interfaces from pre-digital technology.
Meticulously captured vintage telephone sound effects from the 1940s feature authentic dial spins, handset movements, and classic bell rings with historical character.
Meticulously recorded at 96 kHz/24-bit, these 59 glass door sliding sound effects utilize custom contact microphones, offering versatile layering options for sound designers.
Diverse electromagnetic recordings capture intricate sound effects, from engine startups to servo movements, while featuring distinctive dopplered hums and mechanical resonances.
This comprehensive 3.2GB library features over 3,000 sci-fi sound effects, including droids, plasma weapons, and futuristic transformations, with source recordings and detailed metadata for easy searching.
Electronic interference and machine sounds, captured through induction coils, feature droning and buzzing sound effects with dynamic movements from everyday devices like phones and laptops.
Detailed mechanical stamp recordings featuring rich sound effects from Danish office classics, offering versatile design elements when pitched and multiple performance variations per device.