Turbine sound effects, mostly the kind that hang off a jet. The rising whine as the engine spools up, then the roar on takeoff. Loud stuff. Fighter jets and airliners, recorded on the runway, at air shows, on a carrier deck and from the cabin, plus the whistle while they idle. There's designed thruster work too, for when the aircraft doesn't exist.
Libraries
39
Publishers
23
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$10 to $699
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Deep beneath wind turbines, captured sound effects include metallic movements and haunting hums, recorded through fences and turbine structures to create atmospheric soundscapes.
This comprehensive library delivers wind turbine sound effects captured in various distances and conditions, featuring MS stereo, double MS, and structure-borne recordings through contact microphones, all without ambient interference.
This collection of mechanical sound effects features gears, pistons, steam systems, and clockwork, delivered as complex loops, one-shots, and kinetic textures for machine design.
Capturing tense atmospheres, this collection features meticulously recorded sound effects of vintage sirens, air raids, and civil alarms from multiple perspectives, all delivered with embedded metadata.
This comprehensive collection features 834 distinct sound effects, including cinematic braams, whooshes, transitions, ebow guitar elements, and eerie drones, all recorded at professional 96kHz-24bit quality.
This carefully curated collection features loopable Shepard tone sound effects, creating auditory illusions of endless rising or falling pitches for tension-building and vehicle design projects.
Professionally crafted sound effects encompass aircraft noises, engine whistles, and thrusters, recorded in high-quality 24Bit 96kHz with extensive metadata for versatile media applications.
Natural air pressure and industrial pipe sound effects captured in Iceland, featuring authentic hissing, whistling, and mechanical resonance from geothermal sources.
This extensive collection features 400 dramatic sound effects, from braaams and drones to impacts and whooshes, meticulously crafted from real-world recordings and organized with detailed metadata.
This comprehensive collection features layered sound effects ranging from subsonic impacts to angelic tones, offering versatile transitions and stingers suitable for modern media production needs.
Multiple perspectives of geothermal activity, featuring sound effects from boiling mud pits, steam vents, and water trickles, captured in Iceland using professional Sennheiser microphones in both stereo and mono formats.
Comprehensive aircraft sound effects encompassing passenger movements, multilingual wallas, and authentic ambiences recorded across multiple flights, from check-in areas through takeoff and landing sequences.
This versatile collection features 75 cinematic sound effects, including transitions, drones, whooshes, and hits, with elements spanning metal, wood, electricity, and synthetic sounds.
Global recordings featuring diverse locations and multi-channel sound effects, from bustling urban spaces to exotic wildlife habitats, captured with professional precision for authentic ambient atmospheres.
Comprehensive train sound effects featuring vintage steam engines, modern diesel locomotives, and station ambiances, offering authentic recordings of horns, hisses, clanks, and passenger activity.
A jet turbine sounds different depending on where you stand. Out front it's mostly whistle, the high compressor whine you hear at idle. Behind it, the exhaust roar takes over as the throttle opens, and on fighters the Afterburner piles a ragged rumble on top. The recordings cover idling, taxiing, Takeoff and landing, plus flybys at different speeds and distances, some of them from a carrier deck. Cabin recordings give you the muffled side, the drone a passenger hears. Steam turbines are thinner on the shelf, though the designed machine sets with hissing steam and pistons get close. Editors use these for war films and flight games, and a slowed whistle makes a decent spaceship engine.