Debris sound effects for everything that comes down after the big moment. Rocks tumbling and settling, and glass and metal raining down. Dust and sand trickling after a collapse, long after the explosion that caused it has gone quiet. Some of it is recorded for real, some designed for games and trailers. Big chunks and tiny bits both.
Libraries
165
Publishers
64
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$3.50 to $1,199
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Debris and rubble sound effects captured from multiple perspectives, featuring stones, sand, and wood impacts, including unique recordings from hidden microphones inside falling material piles.
From scraping glass to wooden crashes, this comprehensive collection delivers 425 pristine sound effects recorded in junkyards, featuring high-resolution samples that allow extensive pitch manipulation and layering.
Comprehensive collection of urban destruction sound effects featuring explosions, debris, and material impacts, with multiple formats and variations for diverse audio-visual productions.
Comprehensive collection of 350+ realistic debris sound effects capturing heavy impacts, destruction, and friction across materials like wood, metal, glass, and concrete.
Diverse stone-based sound effects encompass rolling impacts, scrapes, and delicate debris movements, all meticulously organized with metadata in dedicated subfolders.
This comprehensive collection features 179+ metal debris sound effects, combining devastating impacts, whooshes, and high-quality recordings suitable for multimedia production and film projects.
Small debris, junk, and styrofoam rustling sound effects comprise this high-quality collection, featuring both pristine 192kHz recordings and analog-processed variants with natural distortion.
Professional recording captures diverse wooden impacts and debris sounds, featuring layerable sound effects perfect for creating authentic timber-based destruction and collisions.
48 to 96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, Surround.
Recorded from multiple angles, including interior mics, this collection captures authentic sound effects of crane-dropped vehicles colliding, metal scraping, and shattering glass impacts.
Dynamic collection featuring 107 high-quality sound effects, including bomb explosions and varied debris impacts of glass, metal, and stone, delivered in WAV and AIFF formats.
Explosion sound effects covering bombs, grenades, C4, landmines, missiles and drone strikes, plus fuses, timers, shockwaves, glass and metal debris, building collapses and aftermath rumbles across over 400 sounds.
Bullet impact glass sound effects at 96kHz/24-bit, covering window shatters, strong and high impact variations, small and large shard debris, solid hammering, and deep smashes from neon lightbulbs.
Glass bottle sound effects recorded at 96kHz/24-bit, covering empty and full smashes, shelf rattles and wobbles, crate drags, stacking, drops on wooden and solid floors, and debris moves.
Car window glass sound effects recorded in a Foley studio from real car doors and windshields, covering smashes, tension cracks, falling shards, debris sprinkles, scrapes, and metal tool impacts.
Debris is what makes destruction believable. An explosion on its own is over in a moment, and the falling bits afterwards tell you how big it was and what it was made of. Concrete and Stone give weight, while glass gives sparkle. For the break itself there's Destruction and Shatter. Game audio people call the rest physics debris, the small impacts that fire whenever objects break apart or bounce around a level. They need lots of short variations so nothing repeats, and the bigger sets here have plenty.
