Power sound effects, in every sense of the word. The game kind first: power ups, including retro arcade ones. Then electrical power, with hum and static captured from real electronics, ready for a lab or a control room switching on. Magic gets its share, with spell casts and blasts that land hard. Sci-fi combat brings futuristic weapons and robots.
Libraries
26
Publishers
23
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9 to $129
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This comprehensive collection delivers 55 high-quality stereo sound effects with electronic superpowers, featuring professional 24-bit/48k recordings and complete metadata for seamless integration.
Villain dialogue sound effects featuring hundreds of male voice lines including taunts, threats, monologues, confrontations, and NPC interactions recorded at 96kHz/24-bit for games, trailers, and cinematics.
A collection of 1,352 futuristic combat sound effects, featuring weapons, machinery, robots, UI, and explosions, delivered as one-shots and seamless loops for integration.
165 electricity sound effects covering sparks, crackles, hums, shocks, and energy bursts. Includes sounds for voltage, power, casting, and electromagnetic fields.
This sound library provides 120 spell impact sound effects. It includes designed sounds for impacts, hits, blasts, and casts, suitable for magical effects.
This comprehensive anime collection features over 400 professional sound effects, including character vocalizations, combat noises, and magical elements for animations and video games.
This versatile collection features 70 dynamic sound effects, including whooshes, swipes, sweeps, and fly-ins, ideal for multimedia transitions and motion graphics.
Professional printer sounds effects capture every function, from paper handling and scanning to mechanical movements and beeps, recorded in high-quality 24-bit/96kHz with detailed metadata.
Electronic interface sound effects combine synthesizers, guitar effects, and modular racks to deliver 1,100+ professional UI sounds across 12 categories, including alerts, beeps, and buttons.
This comprehensive electrical sound effects collection spans data signals, motors, interference patterns, and switches, featuring both analog and digital tones across eight distinct categories.
This comprehensive collection features 819 nostalgic 8-bit sound effects, encompassing UI elements, character movements, power-ups, and gameplay actions across 12+ minutes of authentic retro audio material.
Professional UI sound effects featuring 750+ recordings, including menus, gestures, beeps, and transitions, crafted from musical instruments and synthetic sources for games, apps, and sci-fi projects.
Mechanical and electronic devices come to life through crisp sound effects, featuring precise recordings of switches and buttons from household items and gaming equipment.
Meticulously crafted mechanical and electronic sound effects blend servo recordings, metallic elements, and analog synths, providing versatile components for robotic, UI, and weapon audio designs.
A versatile collection of 17 weapon sound effects, featuring whooshes, impacts, and blocks, plus additional layers and foley elements for custom weapon design.
Power is mostly about the moment something switches state. A power up in a game needs a short, bright reward sound, and the retro set has lots of those, plus the UI sounds around them. A machine powering on needs build and weight, which is where Activation sounds and electrical hum come in. The recordings of real current and static give that a believable edge, and they layer well under designed sci-fi tech. For magic, the spell impacts and casts give a character, or a Villain, real force when they let rip. Futuristic melee weapons and robots round out the combat side, with loops for anything that needs to hum along while it's running.