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179 sound effects for driving games and city scenes. At the heart of it: 58 seamless engine loops made for RPM blending (idle, low, mid and high, plus off-load loops for coasting) for 13 vehicles: a sports car, family car, muscle car V8, diesel truck, dirt bike, quad bike, go-kart, scooter, electric car, outboard boat, airboat, prop plane and helicopter, all levelled alike so a game can cross-fade them by engine speed. Around them: start-ups, shut-downs, revs, gear shifts, backfires, turbo spool and blow-off, horns; skids, tyre roll loops, brakes, landings, bumps, crashes, glass, metal scrapes and nitro; doors, boot, keys, seatbelt, indicator, wipers and alarm; a race countdown and lap chimes; and the street: traffic, highway and rain ambiences, Doppler pass-bys, a city bus, sirens and crossing beeps. As WAV and OGG, with ready GameMaker and Godot 4 projects, each with an engine demo you rev with the keyboard or a gamepad and a ready RPM helper, and every sound's Room 3D Sound Maker file.
About a minute and a half: each vehicle started and revved through its engine loops, fly-bys, skids, crashes and nitro, then doors, horns and the alarm, the race countdown and the street with its sirens and traffic.
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Idle, low, mid and high for 13 vehicles (sports car, family car, muscle car V8, diesel truck, dirt bike, quad bike, go-kart, scooter, electric car, outboard boat, airboat, prop plane, helicopter), plus off-load loops for coasting on the sports car, V8 and dirt bike. Each loop is made at a known rpm, so the helpers cross-fade and pitch them to any engine speed.
Start-ups and shut-downs that run into the loops, revs, gear shifts, backfires, turbo spool and blow-off, the diesel's engine brake, air brake and air horn, a reversing beeper, the plane's and helicopter's fly-bys and a scooter horn.
Skids on asphalt, gravel and dirt, a drifting squeal loop, tyre roll loops on four surfaces, brakes, handbrake, gravel spray, landings, bumps, light, medium and heavy crashes, glass, metal scraping and a nitro boost.
Doors, boot, keys, ignition fail, seatbelt, wipers and indicator loops, three horns, remote lock and a car alarm.
Countdown beep, GO, checkpoint, lap, final lap and finish chimes.
Traffic (light and busy), distant highway, rainy street, car park and city-night ambiences; Doppler pass-bys of a car, sports car, truck, motorbike and bus; a city bus idling, kneeling and its doors; police, ambulance and fire sirens (loops and pass-bys); crossing beeps, distant horns, manhole clunks and a bike bell.
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No. The WAV and OGG files work in any engine, and the GameMaker and Godot projects work on their own. The .r3dsound files are extras for Room 3D's Sound Maker, where you can open and change each sound.
Each vehicle has four loops made at known rpms. Play them together and cross-fade between the two either side of the engine's rpm, pitching each to the engine's speed: the engine sounds right at every rpm, not only at four. The GameMaker and Godot helpers do this for you.
Both are in the pack, with the same sounds. WAV is full quality and best for editing and for loops; OGG files are much smaller, handy for web and mobile builds.
Yes, in any number of your own games, apps and videos, free or paid. You can't resell or share the sounds as a sound pack.
No, Vehicles & Streets is sold on its own ($7.99). The Guidry Games Sound Bundle has the first five sound packs for $23.99.
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