Also, remember that being a live streamer will count as Commercial use, so any assets that mention “free for personal use only” are a no-go. Advertisementsįor these, you’ll need to ensure you abide by the licenses and limitations they mention, as each sound originates from a different designer. I learned about these resources when I made A Moon of Cheese, which is a little game about a mouse with dreams of eating the moon made of cheese. Here are a few free sound effects that are commonly used by game developers. With that said, even with my limited experience in sound design, I managed to come up with a few different effects that sounded good enough to release to you guys.
Obviously, experimenting with these plugins isn’t quite the same as having a specific sound end goal in mind that you achieve, which is why I consider myself to be a novice. Then, I simply slapped on some vst plugins to the audio channel and fiddled with it until I got what you see here. After all, many of the above sound effects were derived from the vibration sounds given off by my window unit AC that I recorded. It is also a lot less complicated than many people think.
Sound design isn’t something I’m super skilled at, but it is fun to play with. If you are curious about how I made these files, I used Reaper, a few VST plugins, and recorded various sounds. You may modify these files any way you see fit, but you must include the attribution still under the rules of BY-SA of Creative Commons License. Remember, using these files in your alerts or within a Youtube video needs attribution.
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