Product Description
This sound effects library is full of enough energy-zapping and electricity sizzling to complement anything you make, from complete sci-fi movies to minimal techy puzzle games.

This sound effects library is full of enough energy-zapping and electricity sizzling to complement anything you make, from complete sci-fi movies to minimal techy puzzle games.
This sound effects library is full of enough energy-zapping and electricity sizzling to complement anything you make, from complete sci-fi movies to minimal techy puzzle games.
Inside this techy collection, you will find enough forcefields, electricity zaps, hums, energy currents and sizzles, alarms, hits, drones, noise, wobbles, and beeps, for any tech or sci-fi-themed projects.
We created this collection by combining organic recordings and synthesized special effects. You can use the ultra-cool energy sounds of this library to create anything from special sound effects for sci-fi-themed projects and minimal techy puzzle games to bleeps and bloops for your electronic or futuristic-styled user interfaces.
As with any other sound library, you can use the sounds individually as sound effects, but in this particular collection, the nature of the sounds is also perfect to be used together with other sounds, adding the energy and force field element in any sound.
sci-fi, user interface, futuristic, robotics, hi-tech, electricity, chain reaction, cyberpunk, steampunk à la tesla, space exploration
component, technology, tech, synthetic, energy, electricity, equipment, beep, alarm, drone, tone, ui, user-interface, garble, whoosh, wobble, laser, note, pulse, flex, pad, rumble, noise, wah, zap
The package contains 424 lossless (PCM) wave files (WAV) at 96 kHz / 24-bit resolution with an uncompressed size of 429 MB.
Check out the contents and organization of this sound library in the library’s File List.
We take extra care to make it easy to find the sounds you need and intuitively browse the contents. Depending on the theme and content, we use various ways to organize the content. Different content categories and channel formats are organized in folders. Useful content properties are included in the filenames (i.e., Loop, Complex, Diffused, DoplerInversed, etc.). Different types of the same phenomenon are denoted with capital letters, and same-type variations are enumerated with two-digit incremental numbers.