Soldier sound effects for war films and shooters. A soldier on screen is mostly footsteps and voice, so that's the core here: walking and creeping in full kit, radio calls, commands, and the shouting when things go wrong. Medieval armies and reenacted battles too. Plenty of shooting. Not much peace and quiet.
Libraries
35
Publishers
17
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$6.99 to $699
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Extensive British military sound effects include 800+ authentic vocalizations, featuring modern and historical commands, shouts, and radio communications from various armed forces branches.
Professional military voice recordings feature 350 authentic battle commands, sound effects, and communications, including orders, responses, and transmission audio in multiple formats for gaming and media projects.
A comprehensive collection of authentic military sound effects captured during Swedish drills, featuring rifle shots, tank movements, rocket launchers, and soldier vocalizations, all meticulously organized.
Military footsteps across eight terrain types feature authentic sound effects, including equipment rattles, with variations for walking, running, and stealthy movement - all professionally recorded in stereo.
Male combat voice sound effects featuring over 120 battle cries, attack shouts, grunts, pain reactions, exertions, and victory phrases designed for fantasy games and interactive media.
Male combat voice sound effects featuring over 100 intense injury reactions, battle screams, heavy breathing, death vocals, and desperate pleas designed for games and interactive media.
Military dialogue sound effects featuring 416 male voice lines delivered as both dry studio recordings and designed walkie-talkie radio versions, covering combat commands, squad coordination, battlefield warnings, and NPC interactions.
This collection of voice sound effects features twelve characters, including merchants, villagers, and guards, voiced by six actors and delivered as organized WAV files.
Medieval battle sound effects featuring diverse character voices, from young soldiers to hardened princesses, delivering authentic battle cries, orders, and combat reactions recorded in high-quality audio.
Manipulated recordings of human screams transform into supernatural sound effects, featuring ethereal whispers, monstrous roars, and mystical creature vocals suitable for diverse media productions.
A comprehensive warfare audio collection featuring 1,008 high-quality sound effects, including weapons, vehicles, explosions, environments, and soldier voice-overs across multiple formats and variations.
Military-themed radio sound effects featuring crisp communication snippets, static interference, and walkie-talkie transmissions, recorded in high-definition with authentic equipment for realistic battlefield scenarios.
This comprehensive medieval audio collection features 1,200+ high-quality sound effects spanning battlefield chaos, town life, and magical spells, recorded with professional equipment at 24bit/96kHz resolution.
Modern robotic sound effects library featuring 850 futuristic phrases and words, designed with android assistance themes across combat, medical, and resource management scenarios in high-quality audio formats.
This comprehensive collection features 5,442 footstep sound effects across diverse surfaces, including robotic, creature, and character movements, all delivered in high-quality 96k 24bit WAV format.
The recordings split into the soldiers and the Battlefield around them. On the soldier side there are footsteps in military boots with equipment rattling, and actors performing battle shouts and every kind of shouted Command. Lots of shouting. In a firefight it's the only way anyone gets heard, so squads in shooters and units in strategy games lean on it heavily, with radio traffic and walkie-talkie squelch in between. On the war side there are gunshots, bullet impacts, shell casings and ambiences recorded at real battle reenactments, plus medieval battles for older settings.