Motorcycle Horn sound effects, the thin little beep that never matches the size of the bike. Recorded on real machines alongside the switchgear, so you get the button press too. Small and honest. The libraries around them cover the rest of the bike: starts, idles, revs and pass-bys from sport bikes to big cruisers rumbling by in a group.
BMW R1300GS sound effects across 96 WAV files, with phase-aligned engine and exhaust perspectives covering gear-by-gear runs, steady RPM holds, pass-bys, ignition cycles and mechanical foley at 192 kHz.
Harley Davidson Electra Glide, Kawasaki ZX-10R, and BMW R1200GS sound effects among ten motorcycles, covering engine and exhaust perspective driving, RPM holds, pass-bys, and mechanical Foley at 192 kHz.
Distinctive sound effects capture the raw energy of Harley Davidsons and other motorcycles, featuring single passes, group formations, and idling engines in various configurations.
Horns are easy to forget until a scene needs one. Quick taps read as a friendly hello, a long blast as road rage. Use the horn from the same bike as the engine and the whole thing hangs together, from Engine Turn On to Pulling Away. In a busy city scene, layer a few at different distances.