Sound effects tag

Limbus Sound Effects

Limbus sound effects for horror that never quite lets go. Long designed soundscapes that slowly wind tighter, with something awful surfacing every so often. There's also a kit of loopable layers to stack your own dread from, for a level, a scene or a whole haunted building. Grim stuff. Nothing here was lifted from a game, either.

Libraries
3
Publishers
1
Formats
Stereo, surround
Sample rates
96 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$36 to $65

All 3 libraries tagged Limbus

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The sounds here are designed horror rather than anything recorded in the wild. Very dark. The long soundscapes build slowly, with something nasty turning up along the way, and they work under a film scene or a trailer much like the slower pieces in Horror Ambience. The kit is abstract, disturbing layers that loop, so you can stack your own and leave them running under a game level for as long as the player stays. It's all original and royalty-free, made for your own projects.

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