Editor format testing
Save a WAV sample to test import and timing in an editor.
WAV download options
Choose an asset and 22.05, 44.1 or 48 kHz. Preview and download update immediately to the selected mono PCM WAV; resampling does not add source detail.
Choose a specific asset, then add it to the scene at 00:04. Audition and download use the same asset.
Choose a local sound and download the WAV version at your editing project’s sample rate.
doorOpen 001 · 0.53 s · 44.1 kHz · PCM WAV · CC0
Source and licence · Kenney / Sci-fi Sounds · Read original licence · Download original OGG
Kenney marks these assets CC0. This does not imply endorsement by Kenney or license other site content. CC0
Includes the same selected sound at 22.05, 44.1 and 48 kHz, plus its original licence and source.
Download all three WAV versions (ZIP)The three sample-rate choices are alternate encodings of the same source. Select the rate your project uses and check the file name beside the download link. The player and link change immediately, so you can switch between assets without accidentally saving the previous choice. Higher rates do not restore detail missing from the source OGG.
Save a WAV sample to test import and timing in an editor.
Choose a rate for the demo export that suits the project.
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Choose the specific sound file from the local catalogue.
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Select 22.05, 44.1 or 48 kHz; the file information updates immediately.
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The visible link saves the current asset at the selected rate, not an earlier preview.
FAQ
The main download is mono 16-bit PCM WAV. Choose 22.05, 44.1 or 48 kHz; the original OGG is available through a separate link.
Match the rate expected by your editing project. These are alternate encodings of the same source; a higher rate does not add missing detail.
No. Selecting an asset and rate immediately updates the WAV link. Check the file name and rate in the asset information before saving.
This page offers the selected WAV and source OGG, not MP3 or a newly exported video. The video is a scene preview for comparing sound placement.
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