Universal Sound FX
A downloadable 7000+ sound effects
Universal Sound FX (USFX) provides game developers with a wide variety of high-quality sounds at a very affordable price. Independent game developers often have low or non-existent budgets; USFX was designed with indie developers in mind.
USFX has thousands of appropriately named and categorized sound effects providing an excellent foundation when developing games. From the very start, you will have sounds regardless of the game genre you are making, from puzzle games to first-person shooters.
High Quality! The current version (1.5) contains 7013 categorized 16-bit 44.1kHz WAV files (stereo and mono, depending on suitability). Sounds are game-ready mastered and have been optimized in length to reduce the size of game distributions. The sounds are free of clipping, always start/end at volume 0 to avoid any clicks or pops, and looping sounds are seamless. The wave files are meta-data tagged with descriptive keywords.
USFX evolves as I record and design more sounds. Updates are free of charge to existing customers but keep in mind that some sounds will be removed to give room to new sounds, so keep older versions of USFX backed up.
Visit https://www.imphenzia.com/universal-sound-fx for more information.
Status | Released |
Category | Assets |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (3 total ratings) |
Author | imphenzia |
Tags | Audio, game-audio, sound, sound-effect, soundeffect, Sound effects, sounds |
Links | Homepage |
Purchase
In order to download this 7000+ sound effects you must purchase it at or above the minimum price of $39.95 USD. You will get access to the following files:
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Hi there, I tried to reach out via your site but the form didn't appear to work for me. Are we able to put these sound effects in a commercial game or in YouTube videos or do we need an additional agreement. Thanks!
Normally when it comes to paid Assets on itch.io, you can use the assets in commercial games.
Paid assets which you can't use in commercial games are usually rare & the description usually states it if that's the case.
Not sure about Youtube, though.