Tank sound effects, mostly the armoured kind. Engines roaring, tracks squealing and clanking, turrets turning and the main gun going off with a thump you feel in your chest, recorded at real military exercises and gathered in big warfare collections. Loud. A few other tanks sneak in as well, scuba air tanks and big metal containers among them.
Libraries
61
Publishers
10
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 96 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$10 to $449
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96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
This comprehensive tank vehicle library features 525 sound effects, including engine recordings, maneuvers, and Ambisonic captures, spanning 25.22GB with multiple interior and exterior perspectives.
96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, Ambisonic B.
This Swedish tank destroyer collection features 388 sound effects, including engine operations, maneuvers, and Ambisonic interior recordings captured from multiple perspectives across 31.55GB of high-quality audio.
This extensive collection captures authentic WWII tank destroyer sounds, featuring 303 field recordings with diverse sound effects from engine, exhaust, tracks, and multiple driving maneuvers.
A comprehensive collection of 60 tank sound effects featuring engine noises, mechanical operations, explosions, and movement sounds, meticulously organized in multiple audio formats for military-themed productions.
Meticulously edited field recordings capture 184 diverse battlefield sounds, from tank explosions and artillery shells to mechanical effects and urban destruction sound effects.
Authentic tank sound effects captured using premium microphones, featuring detailed recordings of the T-44's engine, treads, and mechanical components from multiple angles and operating speeds.
Authentic recordings capture interior and exterior sound effects of a dual-engine M24 Chaffee tank, including driving maneuvers, engine operations, and spatial acoustics from this WWII vehicle.
World War II's M18 Hellcat tank sound effects cover essential operations, from its Continental engine and turret movements to driving sequences, capturing authentic mechanical character and battlefield mobility.
Authentic World War II Sherman M4A1 tank sound effects, featuring comprehensive engine operations, driving maneuvers, mechanical movements, and detailed Continental R975 radial gasoline engine recordings.
Comprehensive tank sound effects captured from a WWII Stuart M5A1, featuring dual Cadillac V8 engines through various operations, including startup, driving sequences, and mechanical interactions.
Meticulous recordings showcase exterior and interior perspectives of a WWII tank, featuring authentic sound effects from its Ford GAA V8 engine during various driving maneuvers.
Professional sound effects capturing authentic military action, including tank movements, JAS 39 Gripen aircraft, and weapons recorded during a live Swedish military drill.
Military vehicles, tank shots, and fighter jet recordings combine powerful sound effects captured at close range during a Swedish military demonstration, featuring authentic equipment in action.
Through detailed interior and exterior recordings, this library captures authentic sound effects from World War II Panzer tanks, meticulously documented by Rob Nokes.
Authentic sound effects captured from the historic M41 Walker Bulldog tank, featuring detailed recordings that preserve the legacy of this American light combat vehicle.
A tank is several sounds at once. The engine, a deep diesel or a roaring old petrol, sits under everything. The Track links squeal, slap and grind as it moves, and they carry most of the character. Then the Turret traverse whines and the gun fires, with the shell landing somewhere far off. Some sets even include impulse responses captured inside a tank, so dialogue can sound like it's coming from the crew compartment. War films and military games use the lot, often with Artillery rumbling in the background.
