Cyberpunk sound effects for neon rain and humming servers, and whatever's going wrong in the network tonight. There are plasma weapons and hover vehicles, plus a lot of glitching. Explosions designed from the electromagnetic signals of light sources handle the bigger moments. Fake adverts for the city walls are here too.
Libraries
25
Publishers
15
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
44.1 to 96 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $99
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Sci-fi and fantasy drone sound effects featuring 52 mostly loopable soundscapes, from eerie spaceships, hangars, nuclear power plants, and lava caves to serene gardens, dreamy forests, and distant temples.
A cinematic sound effects library featuring 414 WAV files of heavy impacts, orbital whooshes, neural synths, signal glitches, and seamless void drones for sci-fi and dystopian sound design.
This library provides transmission and glitchy sound effects, covering technical malfunctions, digital disturbances, and electronic sci-fi audio for various projects.
Immersive futuristic soundscapes blend with digital data sound effects, creating atmospheric environments suitable for modern sci-fi gaming and interactive experiences.
This collection delivers sci-fi sound effects which enhance user experience, featuring forward-thinking audio elements crafted for modern digital applications.
Within this collection, atmospheric drone soundscapes and futuristic sound effects blend seamlessly to create immersive, otherworldly environments for multimedia projects and experiences.
This comprehensive audio toolkit features over 300 sound effects, including radio broadcasts, vintage commercials, and emergency alerts, enabling creators to craft authentic background transmissions for various atmospheric scenarios.
Electromagnetic signals from various light sources create otherworldly sound effects, producing abstract ambiences and drones suitable for sci-fi, horror, and experimental productions.
Electromagnetic signals captured from light sources were transformed into futuristic sound effects, creating sci-fi explosions with cyberpunk textures in high-quality 24-bit/96kHz format.
This library contains 1,246 designed and source sound effects for electricity, sci-fi, and magic, featuring impacts, spells, UI, drones, glitches, and raw EMF recordings.
This collection features 50 high-definition sound effects of mechanical levers and toggle switches, perfect for industrial machinery, Steampunk themes, and control panel simulations in professional productions.
High-resolution sound effects featuring 127 futuristic weapon sounds, created using synthesizers and everyday objects, ideal for science fiction games, films, and multimedia projects.
Victorian-era mechanics merge with sci-fi in this collection of 132 sound effects, featuring steam-powered weapons, complex gears, and intricate mechanical movements for creating alternate-world combat scenes.
Professional UI sound effects featuring 750+ recordings, including menus, gestures, beeps, and transitions, crafted from musical instruments and synthetic sources for games, apps, and sci-fi projects.
Over 350 high-quality sound effects, recorded with vintage synths, capture classic anime elements from magic spells to mecha blasters and explosive sonic blasts.
Modular synth-generated sound effects encompass 546 files of alien textures, ambient drones, and sci-fi transitions, recorded through EMU sampling and digital processing for cinematic space environments.
Comprehensive collection of interstellar sound effects featuring two hours of seamless loops, including alien atmospheres, machinery hums, and space exploration ambiences for gaming environments.
The big kit here covers a whole cyberpunk world, from neon rain ambiences and humming servers to the plasma weapons and the androids walking through it. That keeps a game or a film sounding like the same city. Around it sit libraries that go deeper on the broken side of things. The Glitch and transmission recordings cover malfunctions and corrupted audio, good for hacks and failing screens, and Hologram is close by for the cleaner interface end. The sci-fi weapon sounds were made electronically and from everyday objects, and the steampunk set brings older mechanics for a grimier, retro corner of the map.
