Pedal sound effects from the driver's footwell and the bike. Clutch and brake pedals pressed and released, from the creak of an old van to the soft thunk in a modern car. Then bicycles, with pedals turning and the chain ticking over on an indoor trainer. Small foot sounds. In a close-up on the driver, they put the feet in the scene.
Libraries
65
Publishers
23
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
48 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9.99 to $449
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Martini Nautica Sea Buggy 405 pedal boat sound effects covering arrivals, pass-bys, pulling away, and fast, slow and reverse driving from synchronized pedal and rudder perspectives at 192 kHz.
This collection of sound effects documents a 1992 Kettler Bonny Kettcar pedal go-kart, featuring exterior driving, handling foley, and various mechanical sounds.
Meticulously recorded sound effects capture a 2019 Ford Mustang GT's powerful V8 engine from multiple angles, featuring onboard and exterior perspectives, along with Ambisonic cabin recordings and vehicle operations.
Through expertly recorded waterphone performances, this collection delivers haunting sound effects, atmospheric drones, and raw soundscapes ideal for creating mysterious cinematic moments.
Interior vehicle sound effects captured from the driver's perspective, featuring mechanical operations, steering controls, and cabin elements recorded at high-quality 24Bit 96kHz format.
Professional sports sound effects library featuring 6,393 files (2,131 original sounds) covering athletics, racing, combat sports, and water activities, with high-quality stadium ambiences and expertly mastered audio recordings.
A collection of 12 sound effects documenting a 2015 Glory Bike TR8088W tricycle, featuring driving, foley, and mechanical, and electrical recordings. UCS compliant WAV files.
Professionally captured sound effects from a 1960s Bofors artillery vehicle, featuring engine, drive-by, and operational recordings across 27 perspectives, including Ambisonic interior captures.
This extensive collection features 2,205 vehicle sound effects from aircraft, cars, and military vehicles, including detailed recordings of mechanical components, controls, and movement across various transportation types.
96 to 192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, Ambisonic B.
This comprehensive collection features over 35GB of high-resolution sound effects, including footsteps, vehicle operations, environmental interactions, and vintage VHS recordings, designed specifically for immersive gaming experiences.
Authentic sound effects captured from two mobile sewing stations, featuring vintage Singer and Brother machines with mechanical operations, varied speeds, malfunctions, and textural elements recorded during community mask-making efforts.
This collection of 42 tricycle sound effects contains driving, exterior foley, and mechanical sounds. The UCS-compliant library includes 32-bit, 192kHz WAV files.
192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Ambisonic B.
This comprehensive collection features over 1500 car-related sound effects, including detailed foley recordings and ambisonic takes from three distinct vehicles, capturing everything from dashboard controls to engine revs.
Featuring electromagnetic field recordings and analog malfunctions, this collection delivers 225 sound effects, including glitches, broken circuits, and digital distortions recorded at 48kHz/24bit quality.
In a car interior the pedals are part of the performance. A foot stamps on the Brake before the tyres react, or the Clutch goes down before a gear change. Foley recorded from the driver's seat catches that detail, sometimes alongside the engine, so the foot can line up with the car. Trucks and off-roaders have heavier, clunkier pedals than a family hatchback. The bicycle side is quieter, the steady turn of the cranks with the chain ticking, and an indoor trainer adds the hum of resistance. Thrillers love a close-up on a foot pressing down. So do driving games, where pedal and engine have to match.