Yamaha TZR125 1987 sport bike motorcycle

The Yamaha TZR125 sound library captures the high-revving 2-stroke sonic footprint of a classic late-80s Japanese lightweight sport bike. Recorded using a dual-perspective setup of shotgun and omnidirectional condenser microphones, this collection provides sound designers, post-production editors and game audio developers with authentic assets for vintage motorcycles, racing sequences and precise mechanical Foley.

By combining synchronized dual-perspective driving runs with steady-state RPM holds and detailed mechanical Foley, this package delivers the sharp ring, distinct expansion chamber exhaust note and crisp mechanical character of a classic 125cc sport bike.

Synchronized dual-perspective driving setup: Phase-aligned multi-track recordings across two dedicated channels – engine bay and exhaust pipe – allowing precise blending between mechanical engine intake noise and high-pitched 2-stroke exhaust crackle.

Constant RPM recordings and dynamic maneuvers: Includes steady-state 2000 RPM, 3000 RPM and 4000 RPM holds across both perspectives alongside gear-indexed driving sequences from 1st through 6th gear, downshifting, neutral coasting, acceleration bursts, U-turns and varied pass-bys.

Comprehensive motorcycle Foley catalog: Features tactile mechanical details including side stand toggles, rider footrest flips, fuel tank cap mechanism operations, ignition key turns, handlebar horn pulls and switchgear clicks.

Universal Category System integration: Fully organized under standard UCS metadata rules for rapid catalog searching and clean workflow integration.

Technical specifications

Audio quality: 32-bit float / 192 kHz (Ultra-high resolution for heavy pitching, time-stretching and sound design processing)

Workflow: Fully UCS compliant (Universal Category System)

Microphones: RØDE NTG1 and Line Audio Omni1

Recorder: Sound Devices MixPre-6 II

Content: 92 WAV files (Dual-perspective driving passes, RPM holds, dynamic pass-bys, revs and mechanical Foley archive)