White Noise sound effects, both the test signal kind and the stuff that just behaves like it. Clean test noise sits next to pink and brown noise and frequency sweeps for checking speakers. Then the real-world hiss: radio static between stations, CB crackle, old tape noise, air conditioning, rushing water and a waterfall. Lots of hiss.
96 to 192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Electromagnetic field sound effects captured with Soma Ether and LOM Elektrouši transducers, covering high-voltage buzz, pylon corona discharge, digital glitches, radio static, arcs, and pulsing harmonic drones across 105 files.
Radio imaging sound effects featuring 1,725 workparts including lasers, whooshes, impacts, slams, warps, twists, micro scores, and station identification elements across five volumes for broadcast production.
Radio imaging sound effects featuring 180 production elements, including alternative rock stingers, micro scores, news intros, glitches, and lasers designed for station identification, splitters, and liners.
Professional testing audio collection featuring calibrated sound effects like noise types, DTMF tones, panning samples, sine waves, and frequency sweeps for accurate speaker assessment.
Modern and vintage electronic textures blend with mechanical sound effects, featuring 128 diverse elements including beams, signals, and computer-generated sounds for sci-fi productions.
Modular synths produce 53 high-quality static sound effects, including electric crackles and radio transmissions, spanning 32 minutes of frequencies, engines, and atmospheric hums.
Comprehensive Japanese rail transport recordings featuring detailed sound effects from three major cities, encompassing various trains, bustling platforms, and authentic station atmospheres.
Broadcasting-focused collection featuring authentic radio sounds, static, beeps and white noise recorded across multiple frequencies, delivered with minimal processing for realistic sound effects.
Vintage analog RE-201 Space Echo delivers authentic sound effects, including mechanical noises, oscillations, and echoes, capturing the essence of classic science fiction equipment.
Crystal-clear sound effects of Swedish waterways - from gentle creeks to rushing waterfalls - captured in perfectly looped MS stereo recordings with multiple microphone perspectives.
Behind hotel walls, diverse mechanical sound effects merge pristine recordings of ventilation systems and cooling units with processed variations, capturing both raw and enhanced atmospheric tones.
Vintage CB radio hardware yields authentic static, warble effects, and mechanical sound effects, including antenna movements and button clicks captured at professional 96k/24bit quality.
Nostalgic sound effects capture the authentic hums, whirs, and mechanical noises of vintage tape recorders, transporting listeners to the analog era of cassette players.
Strictly, white noise carries equal energy across every frequency, which is why it sounds brighter and hissier than pink or brown. It's handy well beyond testing. A burst of it with a quick fade makes a decent whoosh, and filtered it turns into wind or surf. The test files include white, pink and brown noise and silence, plus a Sweep through the frequencies and panning checks for lining up a room. The radio libraries bring the character: Static from shortwave and CB sets, with crackle and warble, and designed statics for sci-fi transmissions. Electromagnetic recordings and glitches take it further into interference, which suits hacked screens and broken signals.
