Horn sound effects for getting someone's attention. Car horns, from an angry blast in traffic to the polite little toot of a classic car. Cartoon honks and squeaky bike horns for comedy. Then the big, dark horror kind, the deep blare that shakes a cinema seat in a trailer. Every horn has a mood, and the wrong one sends a scene sideways.
Libraries
394
Publishers
60
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$0 to $1,199
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This library of 300 car horn sound effects features 50 models in three styles, recorded from both interior and exterior perspectives and delivered in UCS format.
Diverse collection of unconventional sound effects, featuring musical toys, noisemakers, and quirky instruments - from bells and whistles to crankers and shakers - suitable for cartoons and arrangements.
Wooden toy train whistle sound effects across 90 files of long, medium, short and staccato blows, double and triple toots, vibrato stutters, and rhythmic phrases recorded at 96kHz/24-bit.
Free horror drone sound effects spanning braams, hits, stingers, sweeps, piano clusters, ebow feedback, metal scrapes, and bee swarm textures, key-labelled and delivered in 24-bit at 48kHz and 96kHz.
Coll Anderson's entire catalogue: 32 libraries, 196.4GB of doors, ambisonics, crowds, creatures and more, from a Hollywood supervising sound editor with 30 years of credits.
Sports car sound effects featuring 10 vehicles - including BMW Z3, Fiat 850 Sport Coupe, Porsche 924, and Mazda MX-5 Miata - with driving sequences, interior and exterior foley, and mechanical details recorded at 192 kHz.
Tesla Model 3 sound effects featuring interior and exterior recordings of acceleration, pass-bys, horns, doors, and room tones, captured in mono, stereo, and multichannel configurations at 24-bit/96kHz.
A car horn says a lot about the car and the driver. Older cars have a thin, nasal honk, while big modern ones blare. Lean on it and it's road rage. Tap it lightly and it's a friendly hello. In the vehicle libraries the horn sits next to the rest of the car's controls, like the Turn Indicator and Handbrake, so it all matches. The cartoon horns are another world, squeezed and honked for a laugh.