Rubber Band sound effects, 4 libraries in all. Some are filed under Ambience and Cartoon, and they come from 4 different publishers, each card showing its specs.
Inside Stockholm's subway system, authentic sound effects capture station life through train movements, passenger activity, platform ambience, PA announcements, and detailed escalator recordings.
This diverse collection captures authentic office ambiance with 132 detailed paperwork-related sound effects, from shuffling documents to administrative activities commonly encountered in workspaces.
48 to 192 kHz, 16 to 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
This diverse collection features unique sound effects like submarine interiors alongside general recordings, serving as a compact supplement to existing libraries rather than a comprehensive pack.
Paris Metro sound effects covering MP 73 Line 6 and MF01 Line 5 onboard rides through underground, viaduct, and bridge sections, plus door opens, chimes, idles, and PA announcements.
London Underground tube sound effects from the Piccadilly, Central, Northern, and Victoria lines, covering onboard seat and end-of-car rides, door operations, platform arrivals, PA announcements, and crowds.
New York subway sound effects covering onboard and exterior recordings of 6, 7, E, V and S lines plus AirTrain monorail rides, door chimes, air releases, and PA announcements.
Professional collection featuring 230 high-definition cartoon sound effects, blending organic recordings and synthetic sources for versatile use in animations, games, and comedic productions.
This library of cartoon sound effects features impacts, crashes, comedic movement, and character reactions, covering classic and modern styles with boings, swooshes, pops, and zaps.
Handwriting and stationery sound effects featuring 153 close-up recordings of pen strokes, pencil scribbles, chalk on blackboard, marker writing, signatures, pen clicks, paper shuffling, and office tools like staplers and hole punches.
This collection includes 620 zany animation sound effects, covering boings, bonks, whooshes, and comical human sounds. Files are provided as 24-bit/96kHz BWF with metadata.