Find Indie Sound Fx Libraries
18 new sound libraries and 4 web stores are now live on Sound Effects Search.
Thank you to the publishers for adding their info to the new website form, and the new sound library form. Thanks also to publishers and visitors who have sent me updates and additions to existing libraries.
This post will briefly review what’s new and what’s changed.
Today Sound Effects Search is launching two sound library lists.
Currently, there are over 242 Web shops, and almost 3114 independent sound FX libraries.
These two lists were created to help sound pros find the audio collections they need, and to give creators more visibility. This post will explain a bit more about the lists and how you can join them.
Right now, the lists are simply tables. They display everything that is floating around in the sound effects community. That’s just for now. We plan to improve the lists in the future by making them searchable, providing more stats, audio previews, and so on.
However, the main focus of this will be simplicity. There will be no images. There will be no promotion. The design will remain basic. Why? We want Sound Effects Search to be a tool to effortlessly find new independent sound libraries.
Using the sound library Web shop list is pretty basic. There are only two columns.
The sound library list has more info. Some tips:
As noted, more improvements to this page are coming soon.
Did we miss your sound library or favourite Web shop? Add a sound library or a Web shop on your submission pages.