Rainforest sound effects from both kinds, tropical and temperate. Insects layered thick in the tropics, with frogs and exotic birds over them and rivers running through. Day and night, too. Some takes loop cleanly, which helps under a long shot. It suits jungle scenes in films and survival games.
Temperate rainforest wetland sound effects capturing Pacific chorus frog choruses, dawn chorus birdsong from song sparrow, Pacific wren and robin, and wind in canopy across dawn, afternoon, evening and night in 96kHz/24-bit.
Rainforest ambience recordings, offering nearly nine minutes of insect sound effects including cicada hums, cricket chirps, and various detailed jungle chorus elements.
Deep within Borneo's rainforest, this collection captures authentic jungle sound effects, from wildlife choruses to village life, featuring pristine recordings and designed natural elements.
The Amazon rainforest's diverse sound effects, wildlife calls, and natural ambiences were captured across Bolivia, Ecuador, and Colombia using specialized weatherproof equipment in protected wilderness areas.
Immersive tropical ambiences and detailed sound effects span day and night, featuring Costa Rican wildlife, flowing rivers, and a jungle tram weaving through lush foliage.
Costa Rica rainforest sound effects spanning 310 ambisonic, binaural, and 7.1.2 files of jungle canopy, howler monkeys, river streams, ocean waves, tropical storms, and mountain village ambiences recorded at 96kHz.
Karst rainforest sound effects recorded in Khao Sok and Khlong Pae, Thailand, capturing insect drones, cicadas, birdsong, bamboo creaks, rivers, and canopy wind in AB, ORTF, binaural, and AmbiX formats.
Costa Rica rainforest sound effects featuring 50 ambisonic recordings across Caribbean coastline, mangrove, and interior jungle ecosystems capturing howler monkeys, birds, frogs, insects, rain, and wind at 96kHz/24-bit with binaural and 7.1.2 Atmos renders.
From Pacific rainforests to urban Portland, this collection captures diverse sound effects featuring wildlife, water sources, vehicles, and rural activities across Washington and Oregon's landscapes.
This comprehensive collection captures Mexico's vibrant essence through detailed sound effects, featuring bustling marketplaces, serene countryside ambiances, and authentic cultural atmospheres from diverse locations.
This comprehensive collection features pristine waterfall sound effects recorded at Iguazu Falls, offering both LCR and 5.1 formats captured from multiple distances.
Deep within the Peruvian Amazon, diverse wildlife sound effects were captured in multiple formats, featuring Giant Otters, vibrant birdlife, and ambient recordings from plains to jungle, during both daylight and nighttime hours.
Meticulously edited sound effects library featuring 8,533 files across multiple categories, including 1,200 loops, with both combined and split versions for versatile editing workflows.
Immersive sound effects from Panama's Portobelo region capture diverse jungle wildlife, village activities, and natural environments through high-quality mono, stereo, LCR, and 5.0 recordings.
Diverse Canadian soundscapes capture authentic urban and natural environments, featuring distinctive sound effects from Vancouver's steam clock, local events, wilderness areas, and daily city life.
Pure, immersive sound effects captured across Central America's tropical ecosystems, featuring 52 loopable binaural recordings of rainforests, cloudforests, and mangroves, complete with detailed species metadata.
Tropical rainforest comes in layers, insects underneath and birds and frogs over the top, and some of it runs right through day and night. Cloudforest and mangrove sit alongside the rainforest proper. Rivers turn up too. Some sets note the species in the metadata, handy when a nature film needs the right bird in the right place, and a jungle tram ride through the foliage turns up for something different. The temperate kind brings raindrops and frogs with birds about, and for the bugs on their own there's Cicada. Rainforest beds suit survival games and expedition films, anywhere the trees close in overhead.
