Product Description
The Brick Toys sound library is an extensive tactile foley archive capturing plastic construction brick interactions across major toy systems including Lego, Duplo, Gobriks, Sluban, Playmobil, Abrick, Minibricks, Mega, Nanoblock, Cobi, Mould King, Wange, CaDA, Nifeliz, JMBricklayer, Fun Little Toys, Fischertechnik, Burgkidz, Unico, BlueBrixx, Zurus, Light Stax, Cutedeer, Feleph, Artor Bricks…. Recorded with ultra-sensitive omnidirectional capsules, this collection captures crisp plastic transient clicks, snap-fit connections, surface impacts, rolling wheels and box rummaging across various floor materials. Defined by sharp high-frequency snap, clean mechanical detail and rich plastic resonance, it provides an indispensable foley toolkit for animation post-production, game audio mechanics, UI feedback design or film sound design requiring authentic plastic toy physics.
Whether you are designing building mechanics for video games, editing foley for animated features or sourcing crisp plastic click transients for sci-fi UI sound design, this collection delivers transparent, high-fidelity source material complete with detailed surface and interaction variations.
Diverse plastic building interactions: Covers an exhaustive array of brick handling actions including snapping blocks together, separating tight clutch elements, dropping, pick-ups, impacts, rolling plastic wheels and container rummaging.
Multi-surface acoustic variations: Features detailed drop, placement and wheel rolling recordings across carpet, plastic, wooden floorboards and piled brick surfaces for precise environmental matching.
High-definition tactile detail: Recorded at 192 kHz using matched Sonorous Objects SO.3 omnidirectional capsules to capture subtle high-frequency snap transients, micro-plastic friction and surface resonance with extreme clarity.
Pristine resolution and dynamic range: Captured in 32-bit float resolution to preserve maximum transient sharpness and low noise floor, providing ideal material for pitching, processing and dynamic game engine implementation.
Technical Specifications
Audio quality: 32-bit / 192 kHz (Lossless resolution for dynamic processing, pitch shifting and foley design)
Workflow: Fully UCS compliant (Universal Category System)
Microphones: Sonorous Objects SO.3
Recorder: Zoom F3
Content: 69 WAV files (Plastic brick attachments, separations, drops, pick-ups, surface placements, impacts, wheel rolling across multiple surfaces and box rummaging foley)