Sound effect libraries.

Rain, lakes, rivers, waterfalls and bubbles meet designed water effects and cinematic impacts. Shape a natural environment or build something unexpected with detailed source recordings and finished sounds.

Designed magical impacts for spell collisions, arcane bursts and powerful abilities. Weighty hits, sub layers and residual energy tails give fantasy combat and cinematic magic a physical presence.

Jason Cushing transforms recordings of more than 100 toys into robotic movement, sci-fi servos, cinematic impacts and mechanical textures. Explore designed effects alongside the original source material.

Tesla coils, vintage electrical instruments and antique machines become sparks, arcs, hums and designed impacts. Physical recordings give futuristic devices, power cores and transitions a distinctive electrical character.

Stutters, choppers, glitches, impacts and nightmare pulses disturb a scene’s rhythm. Build dread with fractured textures, then use stingers and forceful events to deliver sudden cinematic intensity.

High-tech interface sounds for screens, holograms, buttons and calculations. Combine clean layers with glitches, alarms and transitions to give futuristic systems a consistent sonic identity.

Spell bursts, evolving drones, ethereal beds and dynamic whooshes combine magic with futuristic energy. Use finished effects for immediate impact or build custom moments from detailed elements.

Brian Johnson blends organic motion with synthetic energy in a fluid sci-fi palette. Explore expressive whooshes, transitions, impacts and abstract textures for cinematic moments and layered effects.

Designed cinematic effects and source recordings for visceral, futuristic scenes. Build expressive moments for trailers, games, composition and electronic music, or reshape the raw material into new sonic textures.

Designed cinematic effects and source recordings created with high-end recording, Kyma and Eurorack systems. Shape intricate textures, powerful moments and subtle details for modern trailers, games and film.

Cybernetics, synthesized impacts, biotech details and glitched static meet organic slams and electronic punches. This Sinematic expansion adds a contemporary, textural edge to cinematic sound design.

Cinematic sounds played back and re-recorded in churches, tunnels, forests, factories and other real environments. Bring natural resonance, authentic acoustics and a sense of place to your sound design.

Particle beams, plasma rifles and energy blasts form two distinct futuristic factions: Alliance and Resistance. Designed sounds and source material help you build an advanced arsenal with its own sonic identity.

Futuristic shots, explosions, foley and reloads expand the Future Weapons series. Build complete weapon performances from fresh recordings and designed effects for modern sci-fi films and games.

The final Future Weapons collection expands the series with futuristic firearms, energy weapons and heavy ordnance. Explore detailed weapon categories for varied combat systems and cinematic sci-fi action.

Transforms, morphs and servos span tiny bots through colossal machines. Designed robotic effects and detailed source material give sci-fi characters movement, scale and a distinctive mechanical presence.

Servos, heavy mech movements, transformations and synthetic voices bring machines to life. Use finished effects for immediate character or reshape the source recordings into a distinctive robotic identity.

Designed stabs, gushes, blood splatters and visceral effects add physical detail to horror and combat. Created with Michael Leaning, the collection gives violent moments a focused palette of unsettling textures.

Bone breaks, flesh tears, blood splashes and brutal impacts for horror and combat. Choose finished effects, adaptable builds or raw recordings to shape each scene with the right physical detail.

Roars, footsteps, foley, vocals and flesh textures give monsters a complete physical presence. Explore distinct creatures and shape performances that move from subtle detail to enormous cinematic power.

Jason Cushing and Arovane combine atmospheric field recordings with dynamic synthetic textures. Dark, eerie loops and subtle tonal design support ominous scenes, ambient music and foreboding soundscapes.

Real places, surreal environments, designed drones and digital performances form a dark atmospheric palette. Build unsettling backgrounds with field recordings and synthetic textures that move between sound design and music.

Brooding drones, dark textures, atmospheric ambiences and sharp stingers create unease. Move between sound design and music to build suspense, unsettling environments and moments of psychological tension.

Bamboo flute recordings become drones, shrieks, complex phrases and mystical textures. Stretched, reversed and morphed performances bring dark hybrid timbres to trailers, game sound design and music.

Transitional textures and movements support trailers, cinematic sequences and motion graphics. Explore a varied palette of elements for abstract animation, visual edits and scenes that need a clear sense of motion.

Richard Devine’s Eurorack synths and processors become a distinctive interface sound palette. Clean analog character meets experimental modular textures for sci-fi systems, sound design and electronic music.

Steampunk-inspired gears, metal, servos and mechanisms for weapons, doors, devices and robots. Combine designed files with raw source recordings to construct mechanical effects with detailed physical texture.

Vintage objects, mechanical rigs and synthesis shape a distinctive arsenal. Rusted textures, tension and charged energy bring antique mechanical character to fantasy weapons, retro-futuristic devices and sci-fi tools.

Created with motion designer Zachary Craig, this collection brings gritty whooshes, transitions and impacts to cinematic visuals. New recordings and selected SoundMorph material support trailers, title sequences and motion graphics.

Robert Dudzic’s recorded and designed whooshes explore movement across low, mid and high frequencies. Shape sci-fi motion, horror transitions, trailer cuts and visual sequences with a varied sonic palette.

Electricity, power-ups, shockwaves, sparks and force fields form a versatile energy toolkit. Add zaps and electrical loops to futuristic devices, game abilities and scenes that need a charged sonic presence.

Fire, electricity, earth, water and arcane energy form a shared palette for magical sound design. Build spells and powers with texture, force and a clear connection to the action.

Impacts, breaks and destruction built from new recordings, textures and objects. Categorized effects are ready to drop into action scenes or layer into the larger sound of cinematic chaos.

Debris, destruction and bomb blasts captured from multiple perspectives across varied materials. Combine detailed recordings and designed effects to give cinematic chaos its scale, weight and texture.

Detailed firearm recordings span assault rifles, pistols, rifles and shotguns. Build weapon performances with distinct gunshots, handling and reload sounds, from familiar firearms to less common models.

SWAT weapon recordings meet gun handling, boots, explosives and gear movements. Designed effects and source recordings give modern action scenes a detailed toolkit for gunfire and tactical movement.

Classic fire recordings meet heavily designed and manipulated sounds. Move through crackles, sizzles and roars, using varied props and sources to give natural flames or imagined heat their own character.

Synthesized thunder and lightning, from distant rumbles to sharp strikes and massive cinematic impacts. Combine finished hits with source layers to shape storms that move beyond natural weather.

Rural drizzle, urban downpours, indoor atmospheres and wet surface details put weather into the scene. Layer loopable rain ambiences with thunderstorm textures to shape the environment around the action.

Recorded ambiences and designed backgrounds establish sci-fi, horror and cinematic environments. Shape the character of a location with atmospheric detail that gives individual effects a continuous world to inhabit.

Electromagnetic and radio recordings become malfunctioning static, analog hums, fluctuating noise and designed pass-bys. Give communications a damaged, distant or unstable character with a focused palette of signal textures.

A varied collection of designed spaceship sounds created with Frédéric Devanlay. Build a sci-fi fleet from the ground up or add distinctive new material to an existing spacecraft sound palette.

Door openings and closings span sci-fi, medieval, metal and contraption designs. Use finished door sounds directly or combine source layers to build entrances with the right movement and texture.

Ducati Panigale and Monster recordings lead a collection of distinctive motorcycle sounds, with Yamaha and Honda material too. Use their physical power for vehicles, spacecraft or cinematic movement.

Organic and designed pass-bys for spacecraft, spirits, creatures and projectiles. Explore fast, medium and slow movement built from everyday objects, natural elements and layered sound design.

Build creatures from tearing flesh, cracking bone, bubbling ooze, organic movement and vocal textures. Detailed source material gives transformations and mutations their own physical character.

Synchronized transformation layers let you construct futuristic machines with your own identity. Explore metallic elements, mechanisms, UI sounds and servos, from steampunk contraptions to digitally charged designs.

Designed spacecraft pass-bys and source layers by Red Libraries. Choose finished ship sounds for immediate sci-fi movement or build a new fleet from the collection’s detailed components.

Spaceship cannons, laser beams, robotic turrets and rocket launchers combine sci-fi with steampunk character. Designed shots, bursts and synchronized component layers let you assemble distinctive futuristic weapons.

Mechanical actions for recharging, rearming and re-priming weapons and machinery. Choose lightly processed or unprocessed recordings, then combine the materials and textures into mechanisms with their own character.

Stone slabs, heavy wooden gates and metallic portcullises meet levers, gears and ratchets. Finished sounds and isolated source layers give ancient entrances and hidden mechanisms weight, friction and resonance.

Oversized designed flying insects meet a detailed source recording toolkit. Build mutant creatures, emphasize wing movement or add natural layers to films, games and wildlife scenes.