Quietsub FX Transportation

Quietsub FX Transportation

An extensive collection of 1,321 Transportation sounds. If it has means of movement to carry people or goods, whether by engine or human propulsion, you’ll likely find it here.

This collection comes in two parts. The transportation portion, and Transit Chimes.

Transit Chimes: Transit Chimes are the sounds you hear all the time on public transportation. Dings, dongs, attention getters. This collection of 70 sound effects gives everything you need to satisfy your craving for these noises. Use them in your productions, or start your own transit system.

Transportation: People are always going somewhere. And they sure make lots of noise doing it. Just about anything that moves people or freight can be found here.

Recording for this category is outside the studio affair. A tremendous amount of time driving and walking around, as well as planting yourself in strategic locations where vehicles do their thing.

  • Cars general
  • Classic cars
  • Sports cars
  • Boats
  • Aircraft
  • Bicycles
  • Buses
  • Motorcycles
  • Trucks general
  • Garbage Truck
  • Highway and street backgrounds
  • Traffic sounds

This extensive collection touches all the bases.

Files are 24-96000 BWF with metadata.

Quietsub FX Sci-Fi Sounds

Quietsub FX Sci-Fi Sounds

A collection of 192 Sci-Fi Sounds.

There’s lots of science fiction out there, but still no little green men. Possibly that’s what makes sci-fi so popular. The dream of something you think may exist, but cannot be proven. Sci-Fi, of course, has its own sounds. In this collection of 183 sound effects, you will find most of what you will need to outfit your next spacecraft.

Included in this collection:

  • Alien interiors
  • Blasters
  • Backgrounds
  • Space ship sounds

Files are 24-96000 BWF with metadata.

Civilization 7 game audio

Posted by Jennifer Walden in Game audio

Designing Sound for the Centuries in ‘Civilization VII’ – with the Firaxis Sound Team

The sound team on Firaxis Games ‘Sid Meier’s Civilization VII’ discuss their approach to taking the game’s sound to new heights by honoring the past and embracing the new, designing new sounds for biomes, cities, units, wonders, and disasters, composing an incredibly diverse collection of music, working with a new in-game narrator: Gwendoline Christie, developing systems for dynamic prioritization and real-time mixing to create seamless audio transitions on zooms, and much, much more!

Quietsub FX Game Audio

Quietsub FX Game Audio

A significant piece of the Quietsub FX bundle. 779 sound effects. This makes a great addition to creator’s stash of game sounds.

Let the games begin!!

This collection gives the user a wide variety of sounds to select from. This includes:

  • Game interface sounds
  • Buttons
  • Retro game sounds
  • Explosions
  • Game weapons
  • Binks
  • Blips
  • Blops
  • Buttons
  • Guns
  • Retro sounds

Your games room will come to life.

Files are 24-96000 BWF with metadata.

The Naked Gun Film Sound

Posted by Jennifer Walden in Film sound

Crafting Sound to Support the Spoofy Humor of ‘The Naked Gun’ – with Dan Kenyon and Smokey Cloud

Director Akiva Schaffer’s crime-spoof comedy film ‘The Naked Gun’ (2025) is a sequel to the legacy ‘The Naked Gun’ franchise that began as ‘Police Squad!’ in the ’80s and never got old (or grew up, depending on how you look at it). Here, sound supervisor/re-recording mixer Dan Kenyon and sound effects editor Smokey Cloud talk about creating realistic sounds to juxtapose the over-the-top jokes, break down their sound work for specific scenes, and more!

The Righteous Gemstones sound editing

Posted by Jennifer Walden in Television sound

Behind the Emmy-nominated Sound Editing on ‘The Righteous Gemstones’ – with Nicholas Renbeck, Deborah Wallach, Rachel Wardell, Ailin Gong, Tommy Stang, and Michael Brake

The sound editing team on ‘The Righteous Gemstones’ talks about their 2025 Emmy-nominated work on S4, Ep. 1 ‘Prelude,’ which is in the running for ‘Outstanding Sound Editing For A Comedy Or Drama Series (Half-Hour).’ The team talks about performing and editing foley for the Civil War battles and encampment scenes, editing pre-recorded music to fit the Confederate army musicians playing on-screen, designing moments of quiet reflection during grim scenarios, bringing out the dark comedy through sound, and much more!

ASMR Style Close-up Sound Effects Library

You’re invited to a one of a kind exploration into the subtle sensory sound of close mic, close proximity recorded sounds. ASMR Style Close-up Sound Effects library is a unique collection of sound that is specially crafted to enhance interactive media formats where you want to highlight delicate interactions, foster feelings of closeness, and promote a sense of relaxation. Filled with sounds that serve as calming audio cues, this sound effects library will encourage user engagement and interaction without disrupting the flow.

Design your next project with ASMR Style Close-Up Sound Effects for Interactive Sound Design and you just might find that you literally provoke a physiological and psychological reaction from your audience. They might get the “tingles” or ironically, your content could be so soothing that it lulls listeners to sleep! Now, that’s the power of engaging interactive sound design.

Whether you’re designing a cozy simulation game, a wellness app, a narrative-driven video experience, or a calming UI ecosystem, this collection offers a rich palette of soft, subtle, and highly detailed audio textures that will certainly bring your project to life.

  • 900+ ASMR style sounds
  • All in beautiful 24-bit / 96kHz WAV
  • 4+ GB of inspiring audio samples
  • 307 sound sets / glued files

Screams male and female

Male and female screaming sound effects of pain, and fear to convey genuine emotion and intensity—ideal for horror, cinematic, or video game sound design

Recorded and exported in 24/96 Khz