Sound effects tag

Crater Sound Effects

Crater sound effects from the places where the ground opens up. Volcanic eruptions recorded from a safe distance off the rim, and a lava lake churning below. Closer in, mud pools pop and steam vents roar. Hot work. There are designed eruptions for when the real thing isn't big enough, plus rockslides.

Libraries
3
Publishers
3
Formats
Stereo, surround
Sample rates
48 to 96 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$19 to $110

All 3 libraries tagged Crater

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48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.
Natural disasters come alive through detailed sound effects capturing earthquakes, rockslides, avalanches, fires, and volcanic activity, delivering 35 high-quality atmospheric tracks with additional bonus elements.
35 files · 829 MB · Metadata

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96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.
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This outdoor sound effects collection features authentic rock interactions, from impacts and tumbles to debris drags across grass, plus natural footsteps and sliding movements through varied terrain.
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Expansive field recordings capture diverse natural sound effects, from Great Lakes waves to Yellowstone's geysers, featuring wildlife and ambient sounds across five American states.
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Up close, a crater bubbles and spits, from thick mud popping to the splash of a Geyser. Further back you get the explosions of an Eruption, recorded with a parabolic dish that pulls detail out of the distance. The geothermal takes come raw, wildlife and all, and as cleaned versions with the animals removed, so they sit quietly under a scene. Big rockslides and quakes round it out. They suit disaster films and survival games.

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