Texture sound effects for the layer underneath, the grit and grain that make a designed sound feel real. Crackling fire, buzzing electricity, grinding steampunk gears and the fizz of a magic spell. Some are raw recordings. Others are already shaped into something you can drop straight in.
Libraries
274
Publishers
84
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$0 to $395
FiltersAll 274 libraries tagged TextureFilter by the spec, not just the subjectRecorded or designed, sample rate, bit depth, channel format, embedded metadata and file count. Narrow it down before you download anything.
Sci-fi texture sound effects spanning drones, deep atmospheres, bells, laser plasma movements, lo-fi bubbles, pulsations, retro computers, rewinds, and ghosts across 230 files at 96kHz/24-bit, with loop and non-loop versions.
Sci-fi texture sound effects spanning scanning drones, radio noise, sonar, sirens, glass, metal soundscapes, and horror anxiety backgrounds, supplied as 230 looping and non-looping 96kHz/24-bit files with pitch variations.
Sound effects spanning cyber textures, laser weapon discharges, designed whooshes, and futuristic UI beeps, offering 3,272 modular 96kHz building blocks across 556 files for game and film sound design.
This mini collection of 90 cinematic sound effects features risers, hits, drones, and ambiences derived from musical instruments like guitars, bells, gongs, and percussion.
Derived from musical instrument recordings, this collection features 863 cinematic sound effects including processed drones, risers, hits, pads, and stingers designed for tonal texture and atmospheric depth.
Electronic noise box recordings transformed through guitar pedals create unsettling sound effects, featuring reverb, delay, and pitched elements ideal for horror and suspense productions.
Metallic sound effects created using specialized equipment include single and multi-hits, both dry and reverb-enhanced, with forward and reversed variations for versatile clock-based tick/tock patterns.
Electronic and geophone-captured sound effects merge with synthesized instruments to create 50 eerie, horror-focused audio samples, delivering over 96 minutes of haunting atmospheric textures suitable for various media projects.
Carefully manipulated sound effects, featuring eerie atmospheres and contact movements, blend appliance hums and water recordings to create unsettling, horror-focused textures suitable for multimedia projects.
Victorian-era mechanics merge with sci-fi in this collection of 132 sound effects, featuring steam-powered weapons, complex gears, and intricate mechanical movements for creating alternate-world combat scenes.
Metallic sound effects blend dark drones and industrial textures with eerie wails, deep bass tones, and nautical elements, delivered in high-resolution 96kHz/24bit format with metadata tagging.
This comprehensive collection features 625 plastic-based sound effects, from balloon pops to bubble wrap crackles, recorded at 192 kHz with high-frequency microphones for professional sound design applications.
Texture is what stops a sound feeling plastic. A magic spell built from a clean tone sounds thin. Add the crackle of real fire or a little electrical hiss and suddenly it has a surface you can almost touch. The libraries here are full of that kind of material, from tiny crackles to slow-moving beds that work as an Atmosphere in their own right. Horror leans on texture for unease, layering it under a Drone so a scene never sits completely still. Crafting and building games use it differently, for the scrape and thud of things being made. Small details, doing most of the work.
