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Unless you're able to get a room full of people to chatter under a microphone for you, you'll need some walla. Without further ado, The 20 Most Popular Types of Sound Effects:

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Heck, there are sound effects available for the obscurest of the obscure, from Olympic curling to yogurt curdling.īut what are some of the most popular sound effects online? What sounds do filmmakers and game developers want most of all? We've outlined the 20 most popular types below.ĭownload 250+ free sounds with our CORE Free Sampler:

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