Twenty real sound effects recorded with a microphone: gun handling, shell casings, zaps, props, body sounds and tools. They suit shooters, RPGs, puzzle games and point-and-click adventures.

Included sounds

• Gun handling: rifle cocking, shotgun pump, shotgun shells falling, bullet shell drop on concrete.
• Zaps and fire: taser zap, plasma lighter arc, lighter flick.
• Props: dice roll, door lock, book pages flip, scissors cutting, stick snap, plastic bottle landing, tape pull, sneaker squeaks on a court.
• Body: knuckles cracking, mouth pop, slurp.
• Tools and vehicles: ratchet wrench, an engine that won't start.

Format

WAV files, 48 kHz, 16-bit, trimmed, with peaks at -1 dB and no watermarks. Nineteen files are mono, so they work well with AudioStreamPlayer2D and AudioStreamPlayer3D for sounds that come from a place in the world. Mouth Pop is stereo.

Using them in Godot

The files install into a dailysounds_real_foley_sfx folder, and Godot imports them automatically. Drag a file onto the Stream property of an AudioStreamPlayer (or its 2D or 3D version), or load it in code:

$AudioStreamPlayer3D.stream = preload("res://dailysounds_real_foley_sfx/DailySounds_Door_Lock.wav")
$AudioStreamPlayer3D.play()

For sounds that repeat quickly, such as shell casings, set pitch_scale to a random value between 0.95 and 1.05 before each play() so the repeats don't sound identical.

License

CC BY 4.0: you can use, change and share these sounds in any project, commercial included, as long as you give credit, for example "Sound effects by DailySounds (dailysounds.org), CC BY 4.0". The full license text is in LICENSE.txt.

We run DailySounds. The sounds are real microphone recordings with no AI audio; this description, the readme and the cover image were made with an AI assistant. More free sound effects are at dailysounds.org.