Snow Footstep sound effects, 3 libraries in all. Most are filed under Creatures & Monsters and Ice, and they come from 3 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Natural ice cracking and snow footstep sound effects captured at 24/192 quality, featuring 486 organic recordings from frozen farmland with diverse pressure variations.
Capturing authentic mountain atmosphere, this collection features crisp sound effects of snowboards interacting with snow, including drops, jumps, passbys, and binding mechanics.
Expansive creature sound effects library featuring 247 high-quality humanoid recordings, captured with specialized microphones and performed by multiple voice actors, including both realistic and cartoon-style monster vocalizations.
This comprehensive collection captures authentic skiing activities, featuring sound effects from carves, swishes, and chairlifts to pole scrapes and snow impacts recorded in Upstate New York.
Authentic snowboarding sound effects captured in Upstate New York, featuring carves, swishes, jumps, chairlift mechanics, and full slope runs for comprehensive winter sports audio coverage.
Professional, close-miked sound effects capture footsteps on soft hardwood floors using rubber boots with metal buckles, recorded in both mono and stereo at high resolution.
This comprehensive collection features 94 ice sound effects recorded on a Swedish frozen lake, capturing diverse surface interactions and underwater sounds using multiple specialized microphones.
This comprehensive winter footstep library features 330 high-quality sound effects, including crisp ice cracks and crunching snow recorded from frozen lakes and snowfall, with both individual files and stereo loops.
Comprehensive collection of 348 ice-related sound effects, featuring diverse breaking, cracking, and splintering recordings created using various tools on different-sized frozen blocks.
44.1 to 48 kHz, 16 to 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
High-quality winter recordings capture diverse snow and ice sound effects, including crunching footsteps, cracking surfaces, and snowball impacts, recorded using professional Zoom equipment.