Reef sound effects, 3 libraries in all. Most are filed under Water and Ambience, and they come from 2 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Bali wave sound effects recorded on reefs, rock shelves, sand, and inside a sea cave with MKH8050 mid-side, capturing breakers, water laps, sand sizzle, shore birds, and ocean roar across high and low tide.
The comprehensive water audio collection features diverse sound effects, from gentle streams and crashing ocean waves to designed water tools, enabling detailed aquatic soundscapes for multimedia projects.
Captured on Norway's Senja island, these high-quality wave sound effects span diverse coastal surfaces, from sandy beaches to rocky cliffs, recorded using dual stereo microphone configurations.
Pristine sound effects capture diverse water movements, from gentle lake lapping to thunderous ocean waves, recorded across Pacific Northwest shorelines in natural, creature-free environments with multiple recording perspectives.
Natural coastal sound effects encompass gentle lapping water, splashes, and minimal waves recorded in pristine conditions around secluded island cliffs, caves, and rocky shores.
Natural sound effects captured along Brittany's coastline include diverse wave actions, from powerful crashes to gentle lapping, delivered in both AmbiX and stereo formats with embedded metadata.
Diverse ocean recordings feature waves crashing against coquina rocks, cave ambience, and isolated sound effects, offering natural perspectives from Florida's Washington Oaks State Park.
Natural waves and water sound effects captured along Suomenlinna's rocky shoreline, featuring distinct interactions between ocean swells, stone surfaces, and pebbled beaches in Helsinki's coastal waters.
Dynamic coastal recordings capture rough seas and crisp beach ambiences, featuring pristine sound effects in both B-format Ambisonics and binaural stereo formats from England's Bishopstone Beach.
Natural water sound effects from European seas, lakes, and caves offer pristine audio captures of waves, streams, and boat interactions, meticulously edited in high-resolution 24Bit 96kHz format.
