
Opel Tigra A 1994 sport compact car
A collection of 32bit, 192 kHz wav files featuring interior and exterior vehicle foley, mechanical, electrical recordings, and driving sound effects, organized with UCS compatibility.


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The Opel Tigra A is a quintessential symbol of the mid-90s European sport compact scene. Built on a lightweight chassis with a focus on style and agility, this library captures the high-spirited and mechanical personality of the first-generation Tigra. Its sound is characterized by a bright, buzzy engine note and a sharp, raspy exhaust that perfectly reflects its compact and nimble nature. It offers a raw and honest acoustic profile, making it a perfect fit for urban racing titles, nostalgic period pieces or projects requiring a car with a youthful and energetic character.
Whether you are designing a quick city getaway or building a library of classic European hatchbacks, the Tigra A provides an authentic and high-fidelity soundscape that is full of vintage charm.
Vibrant mechanical signature: Captures the unrefined and punchy engine character of the 90s Opel Ecotec era, offering a distinct “zingy” sound that stands out in a mix.
Pristine high-resolution textures: Recorded at 192 kHz to ensure every intake rattle and exhaust flutter is captured with surgical precision for professional sound design.
Synchronized perspective mixing: Fully aligned engine, exhaust and interior perspectives give you the freedom to blend between the visceral exterior roar and the tight, plastic-textured cabin experience.
Detailed 90s foley archive: A massive collection of files documenting the tactile world of the Tigra – including the specific click of the dashboard toggles, the manual window cranks, the seatbelt mechanisms and the unique metallic “thunk” of the small coupe doors.
Technical specifications
Audio quality: 32-bit / 192 kHz (Lossless resolution for professional-grade manipulation)
Workflow: Fully UCS compliant (Universal Category System)
Microphones: RØDE NTG1, Line Audio Omni1, FEL Clippy XLR EM272
Recorder: Sound Devices MixPre-6 II
Content: 193 WAV files (Complex driving maneuvers, steady RPM loops, fast pass-bys and an extensive set of mechanical and electrical foley).



