Name: Squeaky Bundle
Brand: Sounds Like George
SKU: squeaky-bundle
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Squeaky Bundle

$10

“He who squeaks you controls you!” – ancient squeaky proverb

A whole bunch of squeaks in a nice little set of folders. That’s TWO squeaky libraries that do the work for you. Included in this bundle are:

SQUEAKY TOYS: Looking for funny, squeaky sound effects? This library by George Hufnagl delivers them by the bucket: Whether it’s a rubber bone, cloth dog, or a giant flamingo, over 16 Minutes of squawks, honks and wheezes await your squeaky, sound effects needs. Squeezed, shaken, and stomped, all 190 stereo files include metadata at 96kHz, 24bit recording quality.

Aaaaand…

SQUEAKY CREATURES: A fun, raucous library that offers you nearly 600 sound files of chattering, gabbing, squawking nonsense to use for your cute critters in any media landscape. Use them as one-off emotes or sew them together for complex, expressive phrases. However you use it, this misfit squeaker gang will ensure that your fictional specimens will communicate in cute, boisterous tones that will carry across a crowded room full of adorable little monsters.

Licensor: : Sounds Like George Categories: Bundles, Creature Sound Effects, Foley Sound Effects, Funny / Comedy / Cartoon.
Type: Squeaky Sounds sound effects / recordings
Specs: 800+ sounds • 787 files • 24 Bit / 96 kHz • 1.32 GB • Includes metadata
Delivery: Instant - blazingly-fast - digital download
License type: Royalty-free - you can select the number of users on checkout
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