Fall sound effects, from a cartoon tumble to a building coming down. The comedy side is big: falling whistles, bonks, boings and crashes for characters going over the edge. Then the real stuff, trees toppling and buildings collapsing into rubble. Gravity always wins. The only question is whether the landing should be funny or frightening.
Libraries
56
Publishers
39
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$4 to $180
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A comprehensive collection of 927 high-quality sound effects capturing various materials dropping, breaking, and bouncing, recorded with professional equipment in multiple perspectives and intensities.
Electronic sound effects, crafted with modular synthesizers, featuring 200+ diverse swells, glitches, impacts, and transitions ideal for sci-fi, UI, and musical productions.
Meticulously processed recordings transform everyday sounds into seamlessly looping sound effects, creating hypnotic rising and falling sonic textures that generate perpetual motion through Shepard's Tone technique.
Rock impact sound effects featuring 254 files of stone, pebble, brick, and marble drops, drags, scrapes, rolls, hammer hits, and water splashes across concrete, glass, tile, wood, and dirt surfaces.
Low frequency rumble sound effects isolated from passing traffic in the 0-500Hz range, featuring quakes, tremors, rises, hovers, swells, and pitch bends recorded at 192kHz with Sennheiser and Sanken microphones.
This library contains Husqvarna 372 XPG chain saw sound effects, including idles, revs, and work sounds from various perspectives, with included Pro Tools/Reaper sessions.
This collection includes 620 zany animation sound effects, covering boings, bonks, whooshes, and comical human sounds. Files are provided as 24-bit/96kHz BWF with metadata.
A collection of 155 onboard and tracking skateboard sound effects on concrete, wood, and metal, featuring kickflips, ollies, tail dragging, skids, and jumps.
Melee and ranged combat audio library with over 1200 sound effects. Includes swings, impacts, scrapes, gore, sheathing, and subtle sounds for diverse weapon types.
This library contains 121 royalty-free, high-resolution cartoon sound effects, featuring a variety of pops, boings, jumps, falls, runs, crashes, and impacts.
This comprehensive anime collection features over 400 professional sound effects, including character vocalizations, combat noises, and magical elements for animations and video games.
Hand-crafted cartoon sound effects comprising 100 high-resolution impacts, crashes, whooshes, and comedic elements, recorded at 24-bit/96kHz for professional media productions.
In this comprehensive collection, 11,968 sound effects span everyday actions, featuring footsteps, doors, chains, kitchen activities, and natural elements across 17GB of high-quality recordings using professional equipment.
Nostalgic 8-bit sound effects capture essential gaming moments, from coin pickups to explosions, jumps, and level starts, ideal for digital projects and retro-style applications.
Meticulously crafted sound effects recreate seven extinct dinosaur species through nine distinct actions, featuring 400+ high-quality recordings with multiple layers and natural variations, plus ten atmospheric Jurassic soundscapes.
Multiple tree falls and chainsaw sound effects captured from various angles, featuring detailed cutting, breaking, and impact sounds, delivered in 87 high-quality broadcast wave files with metadata.
Professional collection featuring 230 high-definition cartoon sound effects, blending organic recordings and synthetic sources for versatile use in animations, games, and comedic productions.
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.
A cartoon fall has a classic shape: the whistle that drops in pitch on the way down, a moment of silence, then the Crash. The gap is what gets the laugh. Animation libraries here have plenty of variations so you can match the drop to the height. Real falls are about weight. A collapsing building is a long roll of Debris that can run for ages, while a log hitting the forest floor thuds and cracks, then lies still.
