New sound effects: Pass-bys, crowds & audiences, UI sounds, and more!

To create a great audience library, you have to do a lot of travel, coordination, and some cognitive shifting with those inquisitive, drunk college kids who don't understand the concept of walla. So, to save you the hassle, Audio Shade went to a variety of live shows and recorded happy, psyched audiences for their new library 'Encore! Concert Audiences'. This collection has cheers, applause, walla, and the occasional overly-passionate audience member, offering you a range of emotions from groups of people enjoying music together.

'London Crowds Vol. I' by GainWalkers takes you all around this capital city with 20 recordings of English walla. Recorded at King's Cross, Liverpool Street, various tube stations, airports, pubs, events, etc., you'll get a versatile collection perfect for your project whether it's featured in England or not. All together you get 105 minutes of crowds, ranging from 10 people to large groups - so for a great deal, look no further.

'Cinematic Drones & Backgrounds' by Cinematic Sound Design is a creepy, fierce sound library with atmospheres that will make your skin crawl. Perfect for sci-fi, horror, or thriller soundscapes, these in-your-face designs will add memorably psychotic and high-tech qualities as soon as you drop them on your timeline. Plus, with 65 choices, you will have lots of variation to keep your scenes fresh.

'Saviem TP3 Offroad' by Mindful Audio is a powerful 6-channel collection of a 1969 Diesel Saviem TP3 4×4 truck. These recordings capture this large cargo-ready vehicle as it goes off-road through the Lampoul desert in Senegal. Interesting enough, this vehicle was a tactical vehicle for the French Army and is now a shuttle between the Lompoul village and Lompoul Desert Camp. You'll get recordings of it idling, starting up, driving over sand dunes, revving, and more from the perspectives of the engine, exhaust, air intake, and interior.

When it comes to cutting sound for a trailer, you want to be creative, but you also want to be efficient with your time. That's why Epic Stock Media released 'Epic Movie Trailer', a library packed with sudden drops, emotional piano ostinatos, massive sweeps, metallic screeches, and more. These effects have been designed for Hollywood blockbusters, hard-hitting television dramas, and cinematic games that are ready to take your breath away. With nearly an hour of content, this one is a steal!

'Pass-By: Fun Rides' by SoundBits is an ambitious sound library with 141 recordings of amusement park rides and their thrilled passengers. This collection has all the screams, shouts, and "yahoos" you could want with a realism that's perfect for your theme park scenes and games. You also get unbelievable close-ups from fast roller coasters, as well as children's rides and water coasters! If you're looking for an instantly usable library with clean whooshes and terrified screams, this is the one.

'Deep Galaxy – Lost in Space' by JC Audio is an ambient construction kit that will give your project intense feelings of banishment. With 8 ambiences, each with 8 one-shot samples of their own for increased randomization and control, you'll have interesting sonic elements that not only create a thick sci-fi horror mood, they can also evolve or easily sync to your picture. Give the demo a listen to hear for yourself!

If you think 'Pass-By: Fun Rides' is cool, then you're going to love 'Pass-By: Sports Cars' by SoundBits, too. This library was recorded at a German racetrack and features sports cars with drivers who like to show off their speed, handling, and plain-old enjoyment. All together you get 104 single car pass-bys and 103 multiple car pass-bys at various speeds. You also get different perspectives, and of course some high-speed skids!

'Hud Interface' by Cinematic Sound Design has 184 user interface sounds that will give your high-tech machines a clean, professional edge. You'll get a variety of data-driven sounds like readouts, glitches, computations, malfunctions, and more. These sounds also allow you to manipulate them with their high-quality sample rate, and you won't be searching long with their Soundminer metadata! If you have robots, consoles, or a heads-up display in your project, check this one out.