Leaf Rustle sound effects, 4 libraries in all. Most are filed under Ambience and Nature, and they come from 4 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Woodside, California forest sound effects capturing wind swells through the canopy, leaf rustle, tree creaking, and active or sparse birdsong across mid-day, late afternoon, and evening, at 96 kHz.
A comprehensive collection of wind sound effects, featuring 14 designed elements from howling gusts to hurricane storms, with both raw and processed stems in high-quality 24-bit format.
Pristine winter soundscapes capture nature's raw elements, featuring wind, blizzard, and ice sounds recorded in European locations, with detailed sound effects from hydrophone and MS stereo techniques.
Authentic springtime sound effects captured in Chicago's suburbs feature ambient recordings of urban life, nature, and weather - including extensive car sounds and environmental atmospheres.
Masterfully captured wind sound effects, ranging from haunting hollow tones to tempestuous storms, gathered over decades by acclaimed film audio pioneers Ann Kroeber and Alan Splet.
Atmospheric wind sound effects featuring light breezes, howling gusts, and ghostly swells, recorded by award-winning sound designers for creating emotive and surreal soundscapes in various projects.
Swedish woodland sound effects capturing spring birdsong, crane and crow calls, wind in pines and treetops, grass rustle, and lakeside water lapping in AB, XY, and Double MS perspectives.
High-resolution mountain waterways showcase pristine sound effects, featuring rapids, waterfalls, and seasonal streams across varied distances, captured during different times with selective bird ambiance.
Captured during severe winter storms across multiple US cities, this collection features authentic snow and ice sound effects, including footsteps, impacts, and breaking frost elements.
Clear recordings of European meadows and valleys showcase pristine natural sound effects, featuring birds, crickets, and insects across day and night cycles without human interference.
Natural wind recordings captured in winter settings encompass gentle breezes through quiet spaces, coniferous forests, and rustling sound effects from canes and leaves, all recorded using Schoeps MS equipment.
44.1 to 48 kHz, 16 to 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
High-quality winter recordings capture diverse snow and ice sound effects, including crunching footsteps, cracking surfaces, and snowball impacts, recorded using professional Zoom equipment.