Nose sound effects, 5 libraries in all. Most are filed under Animals and Human, and they come from 5 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
A library of character sound effects with vocal performances by Tanja Milojevic. Includes inhales, exhales, panting, fear, laughing, shushing, panic, smoking, and other paralanguage.
This collection captures authentic respiratory sounds like coughing, breathing, and sniffling sound effects from a young male subject, recorded with close-mic stereo techniques.
Rich collection of authentic camel sound effects, featuring diverse vocal elements including growls, gargles, and nasal sounds, recorded with precision across Jordan and Morocco's deserts.
These authentic sound effects feature genuine whinnies and nickers from Sammy, a retired Shetland pony, captured during his daily feeding routine in a French vineyard.
Multiple male performers deliver diverse breathing patterns with varied emotions and intensities, captured in pristine 192KHz quality, providing natural sound effects for precise acoustic control.
This library contains 223 breath sound effects, capturing a wide range of realistic breathing styles and emotional nuances from calm inhales to intense, expressive breaths.
Collection features natural cough sound effects from diverse age groups, including authentic respiratory conditions, with varying intensities recorded from light to hard coughs.
Raw desert recordings of camel growls, captured at 192KHz in Morocco, provide authentic sound effects that can be manipulated to create unique creature vocalizations.
48 to 192 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, M/S.
Meticulously recorded physiological sound effects encompassing various bodily functions, from subtle breathing and yawns to intense gagging and stomach grumbles, offering authentic human acoustic elements.
Award-winning sound effects capture authentic horse movements and vocalizations, from thundering gallops to emotive whinnies, recorded across various surfaces by celebrated film sound designers Kroeber and Splet.
Male and female actors deliver a diverse range of sound effects, including battle shouts, death screams, grunts, and emotional expressions across 1,034 human vocalizations.
Human mouth sound effects featuring over 300 male and female performances, encompassing breaths, sighs, coughs, yawns, and laughs recorded using close microphones at 96kHz and 192kHz.