World War 2 sound effects recorded from the real hardware wherever it still runs. Rifles and machine guns from both sides, fired at different distances. Tanks grinding forward under falling shells, and a fighter plane screaming overhead. Even the wartime code-breaking machines, clattering away. Then designed weapons and game interface sounds built for war shooters.
Libraries
52
Publishers
13
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
48 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$10 to $649
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Medieval battle sound effects featuring diverse character voices, from young soldiers to hardened princesses, delivering authentic battle cries, orders, and combat reactions recorded in high-quality audio.
Professional swordsmen's authentic duels and medieval combat sound effects, featuring various weapons hitting shields and flesh, recorded with multiple microphone perspectives in high-quality 24-bit/192kHz format.
This comprehensive collection features authentic P-51 Mustang sound effects, meticulously captured over eight years, showcasing the iconic aircraft's distinctive roaring engine and whistling exhaust notes.
96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, M/S, Surround, Ambisonic A.
A comprehensive World War II aircraft archive featuring authentic Mitsubishi Zero engine recordings, onboard and exterior sound effects, plus detailed mechanical operations across multiple recording perspectives.
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.
A comprehensive collection featuring authentic World War II Corsair fighter sound effects, from its powerful R-2800 engine to detailed cockpit interactions, captured through multiple onboard and exterior perspectives.
Meticulously edited field recordings capture 184 diverse battlefield sounds, from tank explosions and artillery shells to mechanical effects and urban destruction sound effects.
Professionally recorded Thompson submachine gun sound effects captured in Woodstock forest, featuring varied gunfire patterns, ricochets, and impacts - ideal for historical or modern action scenes.
Detailed sound effects capture the Walther P38 pistol from multiple perspectives, featuring varied microphone distances, gunshot recordings, and handling sounds across two distinct recording locations.
This comprehensive World War 2 tank collection features authentic sound effects from a SOMUA S35, capturing malfunctioning V-8 engine recordings from multiple perspectives, both interior and exterior.
This historic tank library delivers authentic Rolls-Royce V12 engine sound effects through 25 synchronized channels, capturing both interior and exterior perspectives of the 1944 British Comet cruiser.
Historical Mosin rifle sound effects were meticulously captured outdoors and in-studio, featuring distant shots recorded through Sennheiser Ambeo and Neumann U87s, offering versatile bolt-action weapon audio for various projects.
Professional recordings capture an M3 Grease Gun's diverse sound effects, including single shots, bursts, and automatic fire from multiple distances, delivered in high-definition 96kHz/24-bit format.
Professionally recorded sound effects of 14 World War II weapons, including rare German and American firearms, captured at multiple distances with various firing modes and 133 unique variations.
Detail matters here. A wartime machine gun has a rate of fire and a tail that's hard to fake, so the recordings capture the guns from several mic positions, letting a shot work close up and far down the range, while the Tank libraries add engines and turret mechanics, plus the explosions around them. The fighter recordings bring the roar and whistle of a piston engine flying low. Documentaries and shooters set in the period use these alongside Military ambiences.