4,166 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Sfx"

Sound of single shot. For game development.

A light pistol-firing sfx created with audacity. Use however you see fit.

Recording of me flipping an electric switch in the bathroom, when i pitched down & went on to process it with weirdo effects, sounded off an explosion like that of a depth charge.

Rubber tires breaking and squeaking on the streets of hilversum, netherlands. Recorded with rode nt4 xy-stereo mic and zoom h4 handy recorder.

Clean mouse click sound effect i created in audacity. Feel free to use however you see fit!.

The voice of spanish commentary with radio annoyance.

Robot sounding processed voice saying ready.

Einrast-geräusch beim zusammenbau des kärcher wv 50 plus.

Einrast-geräusch beim zusammenbau des kärcher wv 50 plus.

Procedurally generated 8-bitish explosion effect to be used in retro games. Originally created for element puzzle game:http://suntemple. Co/html5/element-puzzle-game.

A toilet is flushed and then it slowly refills and stops. I'm pretty sure this microphone is rolling its eyes right about now, but i will reassure it this was just a test to see what it did with mundane sounds. Schoeps cmc6-uxt/mk41 > sound devices mixpre-6 @ 24/96 > adobe audition (edit, nr, normalization, downsampling) > flac.

Short recording of footsteps on gravel, recorded in the foley studio with earthworks qtc30 microphones. Stereo, 48khz, 24 bit.

Short recording of footsteps on chipwood, recorded in the foley studio with earthworks qtc30 microphones. Stereo, 48khz, 24 bit.

Snowball hit. Recorded by olympus ls-11.

A stereo recording of an old fridge hum, recorded on a zoom h4n-24 bit 48khz.

This was hard to create i used many different types of doors for the close including hatches, fridges, cars, large and small. I layered them with a stretched air effect to indicate pressure.

Minibrute noise con brute factor 60% -> tascam dr-60dmkii.

A simple recording of a wind on a music box, repeatable and loopable. (if sound-effect is used i would recommend adding some slight variation to the pitch, so it isn't as repetitive!).