Relax with 3 New Wave Sound Effects Libraries

Want to convey a sense of the tranquility of the tropics? Have a project set on the shores of Bali, Indonesia, or Thailand?

Three new wave sound effects libraries convey the unique emotions from tropical seas from soothing shores to powerful pounding waves. Packed with multiple textures to match any project, the collections showcase the character of waves on sand, shells, rocks, and within swirling seas.

We're very excited to release our first nature sound libraries. To celebrate, we are donating the proceeds of the sale of every nature library to Quiet Parks International. And, for the next 48 hours only, we’re donating 50% of each sale. More below.

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What are the Tropical Waves Sound Effects Libraries?

How the Tropical Waves Sound Effects Library Helps You

Special Perk – Download to Support Quiet Parks International

Tropical Waves Sound Effects Library Features

Tropical Waves Sound Effects

Tropical Shores Sound Effects

Tropical Waves: Relaxing Loops Sound Effects

What are the Tropical Waves Sound Effects Libraries?

The new wave sound effect libraries share three flavors of seasides:

Tropical Waves – pure, natural sounds of dozens of wave textures on sand, rocks, beaches, seashells, rocks, stony channels and more.
Tropical Shores – waves where the sea meets the city on docks, stone steps, rocks, and at crowded beaches, tranquil resorts, more.
Tropical Waves: Relaxing Loops – almost 100 hour-long seamlessly looping waves on sand and rocks designed for meditation, yoga, and relaxation

The Tropical Waves collections have endless shore surfaces:

Sandy beaches
Rocky shores
Stony channels
Isolated coves
Windswept cliffsides

Hissing sandy beaches
Seashell-covered shores
Mid-water swirls and swells
Trickles, laps, and gurgles
Secret beaches

The sounds include a vast variety of character from multiple distances (in the water, shoreline, mid-beach, distant) and tide types (high tide, low tide, changing tide).

Tropical Shores shares a mix of civilization and the sea:

Waves with beach crowds
Resort ambiences with waves
Beach waves with activity
Boardwalk atmospheres with wave sounds
Waves with distant marine traffic
Waves against surfaces: docks, boat launches, stone steps, rocks

Each sound is diligently documented with wave type, tide characteristics, distance, movement, and character in multiple fields of metadata with search-friendly keywords.

Read about how we recorded the wave sound effects in an earlier blog post.

How the Tropical Waves Sound Effects Library Helps You

Looking for the sound of the tropics? It’s true, other seasides just don’t sound the same. The new collections feature wave sound effects that evoke the unique sound of the tropics – wave laps on hissing sand, morning surf with singing shorebirds, or beaches with rattling palm leaves above, and others.

Waves are one of the most popular sounds for how powerfully they make us feel emotions ranging from tranquility to power. Whether it is the stern sound of the distant booming surf of Balinese beaches, powerful waves smashing on cliffs, or soothing seas swishing on sandy Thai beaches, the collections were captured to help embed emotion in your seaside projects.

The packages share comprehensive coverage of tropical wave sound effects. Whether you’re cutting a scene at the edge of a rocky shore or a classic sandy beach back in a hammock, the wave sound effects an ample mix of wave types, distances, and character.

Special Perk – Download to Support Quiet Parks International

We believe in preserving the natural sounds of the planet. So, we will be donating a portion the sale of each nature sound library to Quiet Parks International.

QPI is all-volunteer non-profit organization committed to saving quiet for the benefit of all life. We will donate 5% of every sale from these and any upcoming nature libraries to support their mission. For the next 48-hours we will boost this to 50% of each sale.

My thanks to Gordon Hempton of QPI for his work preserving the the voice of the planet. You can read more about Quiet Parks International here.