Artillery Fire Sound Effects
Hear the terrifying, pounding blasts from howitzers firing. Feel the explosive shockwaves from a military siege weapons barrage. It’s all there in Airborne Sound’s Artillery Fire sound effects library.
The sound library showcases shots from World War II-era Canadian-American M101A1 C3 (aka M2A2) and British Ordnance QF 25-pounder howitzers. The salvos feature a sharp explosive blast with a rippling echo and beefy rumble. Great care was taken to provide completely clean, sustained tails
The artillery fire sound effects are recorded from up to 15 perspectives (6 nearby and 9 at roughly 150m distant) and 27 channels using high-SPL mono, stereo, and Ambisonics microphones in multiple formats: mid-side, boundary, omnidirectional, supercardiod, and AB.
Bonus Sounds
- Gun detachment vocals: outtakes of soldiers yelling commands (28 clips)
- Howitzer breech movement: snippets of loading and ejecting shells (21 clips)
- Custom sound design mixes: a power mix with an explosive snap and rippling thunder (137 clips) and a gritty and forceful concussion mix (123 clips)
Weapons Statistics
- Canadian 1996/1998 C3 105 mm howitzer – aka C1, M2A1, M101/33 – lengthened 33-caliber barrel, muzzle brake, reinforced trails, no sheild flaps – made by RDM Technology B.v. Rotterdam, Netherlands – 2454 kg, 18500 m range, 3 rounds per minute sustained, 6 rounds max – blank M395 cartridge
- United Kingdom Royal Ordnance QF 25-pounder 87.6mm howitzer– aka 25-pounder, 25-pdr – 2.47 m barrel, firing platform – 1633 kg, 12253 m range, 3 rounds per minute sustained, 8 rounds max
Learn more about this collection in the sound library announcement blog post.
Key Features
- 167 artillery fire sound effect clips + 49 optional outtakes + 260 processed clips.
- 96 kHz, 24-bit stereo, mono, and Ambisonics WAV files.
- 667 megabytes.
- Top quality clips: professionally recorded, expertly mastered, and lovingly curated.
- Quick access: instant, secure download.
- Smooth workflow: extensive descriptive embedded metadata in multiple formats helps find sounds fast.
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