Dogfight sound effects, 2 libraries in all. They are filed under Aircraft and Military Aircraft, and they come from 2 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
From distinctive ground runs to aerial maneuvers, this authentic Spitfire Mk XIV sound effects collection captures the Rolls Royce Griffon engine's raw power during takeoffs, landings, and intense throttle variations.
Featuring authentic F-15 Eagle fighter jet sound effects, this collection delivers both stereo and mono recordings of aerial flybys, captured meticulously for realistic combat scenarios.
The historic Rolls Royce V12 aircraft, recorded at Duxford, England, delivers authentic sound effects through two start-ups and full engine revs, carrying its distinguished wartime legacy.
This comprehensive WWII aircraft collection captures authentic sound effects from multiple perspectives, featuring detailed Spitfire recordings during flight, ground operations, and mechanical movements from both interior and exterior positions.
Capturing both ground and airborne operations, this authentic P-51D Mustang collection delivers powerful V12 engine sound effects, from idle sequences to dramatic high-speed flybys.
Extensive compilation of authentic F-14 aircraft sound effects features diverse flight maneuvers, engine operations, and detailed idle recordings from Rob Noke's personal archive.
Capturing raw aerial maneuvers, this collection features diverse F16 Falcon sound effects, including close-up and overhead passes at varying speeds, professionally recorded by Rob Nokes.
This comprehensive collection features authentic P-51 Mustang sound effects, meticulously captured over eight years, showcasing the iconic aircraft's distinctive roaring engine and whistling exhaust notes.
This comprehensive quad microphone setup captures detailed sound effects from multiple positions, documenting both interior cabin acoustics and external engine/exhaust characteristics at high-quality 96kHz/24-bit resolution.
48 to 192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Panavia Tornado sound effects alongside C-130 Hercules, A400M, Boeing and Airbus airliners, Gulfstream APU runs, Piaggio P-180 passes and Chinook landings, captured at 192 kHz including binaural flybys.
