Earthquake sound effects, 12 libraries in all. Most are filed under Destruction and Ambience, and they come from 11 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Natural disaster sound effects featuring over 120 files of earthquake rumbles, volcanic eruptions, wildfires, desert sandstorms, thunderstorms, blizzard winds, and burning house collapses for games, film, and trailers.
Comprehensive collection of 225 earthquake sound effects, featuring binaural and stereo recordings that capture indoor, outdoor, and underwater seismic sensations with authentic rumbles, debris, and environmental elements.
Deep oceanic sound effects blend synthetic atmospheres with low-frequency rumbles across 15 tracks, creating immersive underwater ambience suitable for submarine scenes and industrial environments.
Natural vibrations, rumbling, and resonances create diverse sound effects, captured through multiple microphone setups and featuring over 2500 unique recordings of structure-borne sounds and household items.
Comprehensive collection of debris and destruction sound effects, featuring high-definition recordings of building collapses, earthquakes, explosions, and detailed textural elements in 24-bit quality.
This seismic-recorded library features otherworldly sound effects and deep infrasonic frequencies, capturing vibrations from various surfaces to create mysterious ambient soundscapes for sci-fi and horror projects.
Medieval fantasy-inspired sound effects encompassing magical spells, atmospheric elements, and potion-brewing scenarios, featuring diverse variations of white magic, dark sorcery, and environmental ambiances for immersive storytelling.
Natural geothermal sound effects featuring volcanic eruptions, geysers, and lava movements captured across North and Central America, including Yellowstone Park and active volcanoes, professionally recorded using specialized equipment.
This collection features 751 meticulously recorded sound effects of objects being shaken, ranging from short tremors to extended rattles, organized across 37 detailed audio files.