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Royalty Free Sound Effects & Sound Libraries
13 files • 24 bit/96-192 kHz • 2 GB • 30 min
Introducing a new horror sound effects library that sound designers won’t want to miss! While exploring the city of Lisbon, Portugal, I stumbled upon the spooky sounds emanating from a floating pier in Cacilhas. The eerie squeaks, tosses, and turns gave me goosebumps and inspired me to capture these sounds.
Despite the odd looks from a couple of security ladies, I continued to record the pier’s otherworldly noises. And that wasn’t all – I also discovered a rusty grid winch nearby that hadn’t been used in over 50 years. Using my contact microphone, I captured the metal grinding and creaking as I spun the wheel from different angles.
For the best quality recordings, I made two trips to the location. On the first trip, I used the Zoom H6 recorder and AGK C411pp contact mic to record in 96kHz-24Bit without any ambient noise. But when I got my hands on the Zoom F6 field recorder, I knew I had to go back for round two. This time, I used the AKG contact mic and USI Pro to record all files in 192kHz-32Bit. This high-quality format allows for stretching and manipulation, making it perfect for sound design.
All of the recordings are royalty-free and available for use in commercial and noncommercial projects. So, whether you’re working on a horror film, game, or any other project that requires creepy sound effects, these recordings will be the perfect addition to your collection. Get ready to scare your audience with these bone-chilling sounds!
Be sure to check out more sounds on our Special SFX collection and this Dark Drones from Iceland Sound Library.
Who would have thought a handy sound recorder in Cambodia would lead us here?
Hi there we’re Marcel and Libby and every sound on this site has been recorded by us. For nearly 7 years, we’ve been traveling around the world recording unique sounds for others to use!
If you’re curious and want to learn more about our journey traveling full-time as sound recordists you can read on here or on CNN Travel.
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