Plunger sound effects in all their forms. The classic rubber plunger, sucking and squelching with a bucket of water nearby, recorded so close and wet it works for a sea monster too. Then the pinball kind, the spring-loaded launch that sends the ball flying. Silly, some of it. A French press sneaks in as well.
Capturing organic watery movements with plungers and buckets, this library features 151 high-quality recordings, including sound effects for sea monsters, bubbling textures, and pristine room/cellar reverberations.
High-resolution sound effects of six different spinning tops on twelve unique surfaces, recorded from a close perspective and organized with UCS-compliant metadata.
This library contains over 1,600 water sound effects embedded with UCS metadata, covering pouring fluids, bubbles, natural flows, and emerging or submerging liquid motion.
Professional dual-mic recordings capture underwater and surface sound effects, featuring medium to large bubbles with detailed 24-bit/192kHz files and comprehensive metadata tagging.
This comprehensive handgun sound effects collection features 170 recordings captured from multiple distances, including chamber mechanics and gunshots recorded through 53 professional microphone channels in various formats.
Through meticulously crafted sound effects, this collection delivers practical interface elements, impact noises, and abstract movements suitable for professional comedic applications and dynamic actions.
This comprehensive collection features 170 bathroom sound effects, capturing everything from running showers and flushing toilets to sink noises and various appliance operations, totaling 2.21 GB.
This library contains 90 sound effects for coffee and tea preparation, including espresso machines, grinders, French presses, tea kettles, and automatic drip coffee makers.
The rubber cup kind is a better sound design tool than it looks. Worked in a Bucket, a plunger gives you suction pops and thick, bubbling slurps that sound enormous slowed down, which is why creature designers like it so much. Bathroom recordings put it in context with flushing toilets and running showers. Bubble and water sets add pours and underwater movement to layer with it. For comedy, the cartoon sets push the sillier side.
