Weapon sound effects for whatever the fight calls for. Swords and axes swinging and clashing, and guns from pistols up to machine guns. Steampunk contraptions hissing steam. Fantasy blades with a bit of magic on them, and bullets hitting every surface you can think of. Some of it is recorded for real, and some is designed for games.
Libraries
240
Publishers
64
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$6.99 to $449
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Blaster pistol sound effects alongside energy rifles, electro pistols, classic and zapper laser pistols and plasma impulse shotguns, covering single shots, bursts, reloads and mechanisms across multiple pitch variants and mixes at 96kHz/24-bit.
Melee and ranged combat audio library with over 1200 sound effects. Includes swings, impacts, scrapes, gore, sheathing, and subtle sounds for diverse weapon types.
This library features 110 sci-fi weapon sound effects, including laser blasts, energy rifles, weapon reloads, and explosions, designed for futuristic games.
Includes 192 recorded and designed weapon handling sound effects. Features multi-sound handlings, handling with moving fabrics, and single movement sounds for realism.
This library provides 681 stylized weapon sound effects, including swords, spears, bows, guns, mecha, and lasers with variations for swings, impacts, shots, and skills.
A carefully curated collection of 32 melee combat sound effects encompasses five distinct weapon packs, featuring powerful clashes, swishes, and clangs for immersive battle scenes.
Every weapon needs more than its main sound. A sword needs a draw and a swing before it ever clashes. A Gun needs handling and a Reload as much as the shot. That's why the bigger libraries here record the whole life of a weapon, so a game can play every action without borrowing from something that sounds different. Melee libraries lean on variation, with plenty of swings and hits for long fights. Gun libraries lean on perspective, with shots from close and far. For the louder end of things, there's Explosion. Fantasy and steampunk weapons follow the same rules, just with stranger parts.
