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This collection contains 430 hand-to-hand combat sound effects, featuring a variety of punches, body hits, smashes, and impacts without weapons or armor.
This library offers saxophone recordings and instrument case sound effects, including musical phrases, handling noises, foley, and mechanical sounds from the instrument and its case.
This collection features over 1100 cinematic elements, including Shepard tones, reverses, drops, hits, whooshes, transitions, and drones, providing versatile sound effects with embedded UCS metadata for professional productions.
A collection of 376 cinematic sound effects in 96k/24bit WAV format. Includes blockbuster hits, sweeps, dystopian impacts, futuristic sounds, and horror elements for various media.
Various metal friction sounds, from rusty components to heavy slams and locks, deliver authentic sound effects through 156 realistic elements suitable for diverse project applications.
This comprehensive collection captures authentic vintage telephone sound effects, featuring Western Electric dispatch equipment with detailed handle movements, bell rings, and varied receiver interactions.
Authentic gate recordings feature both shotgun and contact microphone sound effects, capturing detailed creaks, groans, and mechanisms in 96kHz for cinematic and medieval applications.
Historical musket sound effects comprise diverse handling, loading, and mechanical actions recorded using professional microphones, featuring authentic 19th-century firearms manipulated on multiple surfaces with varying perspectives.
Immersive stadium crowd sound effects captured from 80,000 fans at a UK wrestling event, featuring authentic cheers, chants, body slams, and bell rings in high-quality 24-bit format.
Inside vast industrial spaces, authentic sound effects encompass metallic footsteps, heavy machinery, and large equipment, captured at high-quality 24-bit/192kHz with detailed metadata tagging.