Award-winning sound effects

From foley sounds to ambient effects, Audio Network can now bring you 200,000+ sounds from industry-leaders Pro Sound Effects, alongside our ever-expanding catalogue of more than 280,000 music tracks, Audio Network is your one-stop shop for world-class audio to elevate your content.

What benefits do I get?

• Award-winning qualityAccess the same sound effects created and used by industry-leading sound designers like Oscar®-winners Mark Mangini (Dune, Mad Max: Fury Road) and Richard King (Dune: Part Two, Oppenheimer).
• Complete coverageFrom ambiences to whooshes, access over 200,000+ curated sounds across 550+ categories - everything you need for TV, film, advertising, digital, social or corporate content. 
• Fast workflowOur detailed metadata and intuitive search tools explore both sound descriptions and file names to find your perfect match, fast.
• A complete sonic toolkit at your fingertipsWith our seamless platform integration, you can instantly access and licence sound effects through your Audio Network login – no separate tools needed. Which means you can be ready for any brief or last-minute edit: music and sound, sorted.
• Simple licensingUnlimited, lifetime, commercial usage under one straightforward license agreement, eliminating the risk of non-compliance and legal headaches. 

How do I licence sound effects?

All of Pro Sound Effects’ exceptional sounds are offered as part of an annual music subscription. Preview the whole catalogue for free, then simply contact one of our account managers to ask about adding the Sound Effects subscription licence to your Music subscription licence. Then you can go ahead and download your chosen sounds and music, for a seamless audio workflow.

How do I search for sound effects?

For the most straightforward search, type the keywords, separated by spaces. Sounds matching all those words will be filtered for you. For example: "beach waves" finds sounds containing both "beach" AND "waves". Advanced options Need something more specific? Use parentheses with commas for "OR" searches: eg a search for "(dog,cat)" finds sounds with "dog" OR "cat".
 Alternatively, add a minus sign to exclude words: "-traffic" excludes sounds tagged with "traffic".
 To make your search really simple, partial words work automatically. So, type "drum" to find "drums," "drumming," etc.