Radio Imaging sound effects for the bits between the talking. Slams, sweeps, risers, laser zaps, whooshes, glitches and big explosions, the raw parts producers cut together into station IDs and promos. Punchy by design. They're made to sit around a voiceover and still cut through on a small kitchen radio.
Imaging producers call these workparts, the building blocks of a station's sound. A typical ID might ride a riser into the station name, then sweep out to the presenter. These come split by type, so you can grab a countdown or a Laser hit and build from there. Podcasts and trailers use them just as well.
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