Designed sound effects, meaning someone has already done the layering and processing for you. Fire that roars like a creature, weapons pushed bigger than any real gun, sci-fi interfaces and robot clicks, punches with extra weight, cartoon voices bent out of shape. Ready to drop in. When a raw recording isn't enough, these are the finished article.
Libraries
55
Publishers
36
Formats
Mono, stereo, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$8 to $499
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Deep within a reverb chamber, organic sound effects transform into haunting low-frequency rumbles and atmospheric whooshes, ideal for creating tension in horror and sci-fi productions.
Meticulously crafted horror ambience sound effects in 5.1 surround format, featuring terrifying sonic events throughout two-and-a-half-minute soundscapes for spine-chilling atmospheric depth.
Professionally recorded sound effects of 14 World War II weapons, including rare German and American firearms, captured at multiple distances with various firing modes and 133 unique variations.
Encompassing 255 high-quality sound effects, this collection features diverse fire elements, including swooshes, impacts, winds, and textured soundscapes, delivered in 24-bit/96kHz WAV format.
Experimental ice sound effects showcase natural and manipulated recordings, featuring 47 high-quality files of crackling, shattering, and glitch elements - perfect for creating otherworldly atmospheres and textures.
Futuristic impact sound effects spanning 105 designed hits from subtle accents to heavier cinematic impacts, delivered in 96kHz 24-bit stereo for sci-fi productions, games, trailers, and motion graphics.
Triumph Street Twin 900cc sound effects across 280 stereo files covering ignitions, idles, revs, RPM throttle loops, pass-bys, and designed impacts, captured from separate engine and exhaust mic positions.
Punch and kick sound effects covering slaps on skin, bone breaks, blood squishes, body falls across gravel, mud, snow and water, plus cloth movement and whip whooshes at 96kHz.
Orc warrior sound effects featuring 215 designed creature vocals, battle cries, melee exertions, heavy footstep loops, gore, and weapon strikes including axes, swords, spears, and shield clashes for fantasy game audio.
Game menu sound effects featuring 108 select, confirm, error, tab switch, and unlock actions organized across 18 genre-based UI sets including arcade, sci-fi, fantasy RPG, horror, retro 8-bit, and cartoon.
Post-apocalyptic ambience sound effects featuring 100 designed elements including deep dark drones, radiation zones, nuclear winters, dying planets, and abandoned world soundscapes in 96kHz, 24-bit audio.
Raw recordings and designed sounds do different jobs. Raw gives you control, because you shape it to the picture yourself. Designed saves hours, because the layering and sweetening have been done by someone who does it all day. Game interfaces are a big part of it, with menu sets that cover selects and an Error buzz for every genre. Horror is another, where designed hits and textures build an Ominous mood fast. Most designed libraries start from real sources, so they still feel physical.