Game scenes are full of small prop sounds that have to be right, and this library covers a wide range of them in one place. 344 SFX - Foley Props is a large general foley collection spanning everyday objects from multiple settings.

Smoking props are covered in detail with cigarette breath and burn layers for standard cigarettes, herbal roll-ups, and pipes, plus lighter ignition, match strikes with failed attempts, cigarette pack handling, and rolling paper sounds. Drinkware covers pint glasses, wine glasses, and tankards with pick up, put down, scrape, drag, cheers, and pouring from bottles and cans. Writing sounds include fountain pen on paper for short and long journal sentences, signatures, colouring, crossing out, greeting cards, book and leather binder page handling, and general paper crinkling. A mobile phone section covers pick up and put down on wood, screen taps with finger and fingernail, screen swipes, and vibrating on wood and metal surfaces. Keyboard typing and a laptop enter key are included. Office and living space seating covers leather and wooden chairs plus a rolling metal office chair with creak, bounce, roll, and spin sounds. Drawer rummaging spans metal filing cabinet drawers, wooden drawers, plastic baskets, wicker baskets, wooden boxes, and an antique suitcase, each filled with different contents. Acoustic guitar handling, kite handling and whooshes, and a metal water canteen with walking and running sweeteners round out the collection.

All sounds are studio recorded, fully metadata tagged, and ready for Unreal, Unity, Wwise, and FMOD.

344 SFX - Foley Props - MetaData

344 SFX - Foley Props - DemoTrack

Product details:

Number of Sounds - 551

Format - 48 kHz, 24-Bit

• 39 Chairs

• 10 Containers

• 27 Half Pint Audio

• 36 Pintglass Audio

• 14 Tankard Audio

• 54 Wine Glass Audio

• 4 Guitar Handling

• 8 Kite

• 5 Laptop

• 48 Mobile Phone

• 34 Pen & Paper

• 134 Rummaging

• 138 Smoking

Note: Includes additional raw, unprocessed sound effects for layering, redesigning, and processing in your DAW before implementation in FMOD or Wwise.