Moped sound effects for small engines and short trips. Start ups and shut downs, pull offs and pass-bys, and onboard rides that put you right on the seat. Old and new. There are classic mopeds and modern scooters, plus an electric moped for the quiet version, and mopeds turn up in busy city street ambiences as well.
This collection contains 50 sound effects of a 1981 Tomos APN-6 moped, featuring driving, exterior foley, mechanical, and electrical recordings as UCS-compliant WAV files.
A collection of 61 Tomos Sprint 2005 moped sound effects, featuring driving, exterior foley, and various mechanical and electrical recordings as WAV files.
A library of sound effects from a 1973 Tomos APN-4 moped, containing driving, exterior foley, mechanical, and electrical recordings. Delivered as UCS-compliant WAV files.
This comprehensive moped sound effects collection features high-quality recordings from multiple perspectives, including stereo passbys, mono foleys, and separate engine-exhaust channels captured at 24-bit/96kHz.
This multichannel recording captures authentic sound effects of a Chinese 50cc moped, featuring detailed engine, exhaust, and hood audio during various operational states.
Authentic Indian scooter recordings featuring essential sound effects, including horns, pass-bys, onboard captures, and engine operations, ideal for media production projects.
Vibrant urban sound effects capture Rome's essence through two years of surround recordings, featuring street life, traffic, celebrations, and local conversations across different city areas and seasons.
Carefully captured urban soundscapes featuring daytime and nighttime sound effects from historic Groningen's downtown, recorded in Mid/Side-Stereo with complete metadata and decoded versions.
This high-definition stereo collection captures authentic scooter sound effects, featuring Honda Super Cub recordings of stalls, idles, throttle variations, and passing-by moments at 96kHz/24-bit quality.
Authentic sound effects captured from 10 Indian motorcycles, featuring 268 high-quality recordings that include onboard perspectives, startups, and pull-away sequences in 24-bit resolution.
The classic mopeds and the electric moped follow the same plan: driving and exterior foley, then mechanical and electrical recordings of the machine itself. That makes it easy to mix those bikes in the same street. Others stick to start ups, pass-bys and onboard rides. The name comes from motor and pedal, from the days when they had both. For a delivery rider or a holiday hire, Scooter covers the step-through kind, with horns and pass-bys. Anything bigger is a Motorcycle. Moped recordings suit city scenes and holiday films, and slapstick chases where the getaway vehicle can barely climb a hill.