Delirium – Surreal Textures & Movement

Delirium is a sound effects toolkit, lovingly prepared to accompany your unique and personal descent into madness. Bask in the radiance of wobbling washes of muffled screams, or perhaps some swaying, spiralling tones that make you feel dizzy and nauseous!

Designed primarily using Madrona Labs SUMU, Delirium is perfect for creating tension-filled atmospheres, hypnotic trances, dream sequences, hallucinations and generally unusual, other-worldly situations. Wavering drones that are writhing and moving, fragmented vocal splinters of what used to be human voices before they were dragged into the void, static bursts of interference from a long forgotten transmission that should never have been found… that sort of thing.

It does cover some areas that are more grounded in the real world (Comms Static, UI Glitches), but the majority of stuff in here is proudly un-tethered from reality.

The library is broken down into the following categories and sub categories as part of its comprehensive UCS metadata.

  • COMMUNICATIONS: Static, Telemetry – Scrambled, Lofi, Glitch
  • DESIGNED: Distortion, Drone, Eerie, Ethereal, Granular, Rhythmic, Rumble, Synthetic, Tonal, Vocal, Whoosh – Bubbling, Clicks, Demonic, Energy, Evolving, Fizzing, Gloopy, Gritty, Hissing, Metallic, Movement, Muffled, Neutral, Pulsing, Rattling, Riser, Robotic, Scrambled, Spinning, Static, Steady, Submerged, Sweeteners, Swells, Synth, Texture, Throbbing, Tonal, Watery
  • MAGIC: Shimmer, Spell – Fragments, Metallic, Movement, Steady, Swells, Tonal, Vocal
  • SCIFI: Energy – Evolving, Movement, Riser, Steady, Surges, Swells, Texture
  • USER INTERFACE: Data, Glitch, Motion – Gritty, Malfunction, Movement, Smooth, Watery, Gestures

The sounds of Delirium will allow you to travel to weird, wonderful and sometimes unpleasant places with your sonic creations whilst maintaining subtlety and versatility. They are layers waiting to be interwoven, a bag of choice ingredients, a palette of strange colours. Go forth and paint!!!

Artwork by Jeff at Freakshow Industries.

8-Bit and Retro Game Sounds

Looking to transport your audience straight to the 1980s? Need to build the perfect atmosphere of a buzzing shopping mall arcade? Want to capture the vibe of those early living room gaming sessions?

Whether you’re recreating vintage console-style environments or crafting your own retro-inspired game audio, the 8-Bit and Retro Game Sounds library has you covered.

Experience the classic 8-bit sounds from 1980s arcades and home gaming systems – including effects from gameplay actions, item pickups, battles, catchy chiptune melodies, beeps, and other nostalgic retro gaming audio.

With more than 500 lo-fi, gritty sound effects, this collection delivers over 2 gigabytes of meticulously crafted audio – packed with authentic retro and 8-bit game sounds:

  • accents (achievement, danger, error, game over, score counting, points, select)
  • in-game actions (bouncing, falling, jumping, using items, pick up, teleport)
  • in game items (alarms, communications, computers, machines, force fields, vehicles, robots)
  • combat (hits, explosions, guns, lasers)
  • melodies (bonus round, boss fight, dungeon crawl, final stage, new wave, win)
  • tones (going down, going up, ascending, descending)

The package features authentic 8-bit game sounds alongside retro-style clips that have a more contemporary twist.

Adaptive Triggers

Adaptive Triggers is a sound library focused on the unique haptic mechanics of the PlayStation DualSense game controller. At the heart of this collection are detailed recordings of the controller’s adaptive triggers and rumble features, captured to showcase a range of mechanical and tactile sounds.

To generate these sounds, custom trigger behaviors were programmed using reWASD mapping and DualSenseX controller software. This allowed for the creation of varied press patterns, resistance levels, and haptic feedback combinations. We created a wide range of sounds: from gritty, grinding trigger pulls to rhythmic press sequences, mechanical clicks, and deep rumbles. These sounds were captured using a Sennheiser MKH 8050 microphone paired with a Zoom F6 recorder, ensuring ultra-clean recordings with extended high-frequency detail—ideal for pitch manipulation.

The result is a versatile set of controller-based source material, perfect for creating sci-fi weapon reloads or trigger pulls, futuristic interface interactions, robotic mechanisms, or experimental percussion layers for music and sound design.

The final collection includes 150 WAV files delivered in 24-bit 192kHz format, with a total size of 668 MB. All files are fully UCS-compliant and include detailed metadata for easy integration into your workflow.

Controllers is especially well-suited for:

Futuristic interface design and control systems
Weapon mechanisms or sci-fi gear in video games and film
Robotic movements, servos, or haptic feedback emulation
Experimental percussion layers in music production and sound design

Library Specifications:

Source: PlayStation DualSense controller
Focus: Adaptive triggers & haptic rumble mechanisms
Reprogramming Tool: reWASD / DualSenseX (custom trigger tension, click patterns, rumbles)
Microphone: Sennheiser MKH 8050 (supercardioid)
Recorder: Zoom F6 (32-bit float, 192kHz)
Final Format: 150 WAV files at 24-bit / 192kHz (Mono)
Library Size: 668 MB
Metadata: UCS-compliant with embedded keywords

Metal Core Alliance

Metal Core Alliance is a library created to bring colossal machines, futuristic metallic environments, and large-scale robots to life. Ideal for video games, film, or any project requiring high-impact mechanical sound design.

In this collection, you’ll find 613 high-resolution (192 kHz / 24-bit) sounds carefully designed and organized into categories for easy creative use:
🔹Auto Deployment Unit
🔹Biotitan
🔹Bionic Spike Rotator
🔹Brutal Metal Assembly
🔹Malfunctioning Unit
🔹Mech (robots, mechas, and more)
🔹Mechanical Shrinking Gear
🔹Mechanical Shrinking Pillar
🔹Sci-Fi Doors (locks, heavy, sliding…)
🔹Turrets
🔹 Whoosh (cyber, mech, robotic…)
🔹Bonus 🎁

Each category was created with those gigantic mechanisms we see in so many science fiction movies and video games in mind. To achieve this, we used real recordings of heavy machinery, metals, and industrial textures that add authenticity and power.

All sounds have been recorded and edited at 192 kHz – 96 kHz / 32-24 bits, and are delivered in 192 kHz / 24 bits, allowing them to be stretched, distorted, slowed down, or manipulated without losing quality or detail.

Metal Core Alliance is not just a library: it’s a versatile, creative, and brutally powerful sound design kit, designed to shape mechanical worlds with their own unique personality.

More about the pack
– Intuitive file naming
– All you’ll ever need regarding Robots, Machines, Gears, etc…[Use them again & again]
Use the sound effects over and over, in any of your projects or productions, forever without any additional fees or royalties. Use the SFX in your game, in your trailer, in a Kickstarter campaign, wherever you need to, as much as you want to.
– Totally mono compatibility
– All sounds have several variations.
– Use your imagination and feel free to use any sound for a other than the one described, remember that the world of sound is totally subjective.
– For any questions or problems: khronstudio@gmail.com

Features
– 613 sounds
– Number of Audio Waves: 613
– Format: 192KHz / 24 bits
– Do Sound FX loop: Yes
– Win/Mac: Yes
– Minutes of audio provided: 25 minutes

Sci-Fi Mechanical

Embark on a journey through the futuristic realm of mechanical marvels with this comprehensive collection of sci-fi sounds. Explore the intricacies of a sci-fi engine breakdown and the complex workings of futuristic electronics and machinery. Feel the protective shield hum with power and the resonance of mechanical hits reverberate through space. Experience the precision of a laser welder and the reassuring voice of a spaceship assistant guiding you through the cosmos. From the subtle hum of a spaceship to the intricate workings of mechanics, each sound captures the essence of sci-fi technology and innovation. Ideal for filmmakers, game developers, and sound designers seeking to transport their audience to the far reaches of the galaxy.