I've been working on my game for around 5 month now and I'm finally getting around to adding audio to my game, I plan to make some of the music/sound effects myself however there's just way to much to make all by myself, problem is I don't know where to find any music/effets sonores online, I'm pretty sure there are sites where you pay a monthly fee and in return you get access to thousands of clips (Or something of that variation) but I can't seem to find any of those websites.

So basically my question is, does anyone know of any websites I can use to get sound effects or music for my game (They don't need to be free as I'm willing to fork over some cash for something like this)

@danigavi , you can check the portfolios section here on gamedev.net: https://www.gamedev.net/portfolios/​

Scrolling back in time, we find this from 2021:

https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/710000-where-do-you-get-sounds-from-anyway/​

From 2019:

https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/704187-where-do-you-get-your-sound-effects-from/​

https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/702977-free-resources-for-music-samples-and-fx/​

https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/702664-i-am-looking-for-sound-effects/​

And these are found by scrolling through the Your Announcements board:

https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/711752-game-music-library-for-game-developers​

https://www.gamedev.net/forums/topic/711687-stock-music-for-video-games-and-videos-in-general​​

I have to wonder what you found and why the sites you found don't satisfy.

Your question will probably attract some spammers, and their posts are likely to be removed as soon as they appear. So you should read those posts above, there's advice there - not only links that might or might not have what you want.

@undefined hi I'm Charles, a sound engineer who is new to game audio. I have 5+ year in audio post and pre.

I can sound design for your game at no cost but I would appreciate any tips. all sounds will be recorded and free from any royalties.

since it's a new venture for me this is my way of getting to know the community and gaining friends.

peace

I recommend Acoustic Anomalies. They have tons of cool sounds most of which are, as the name suggests, acoustic and non-synthesized, but they have synthesized sounds too.

They have some good reputation and have been in the music industry for some time and they have free and paid sounds.

Hello! You could try your hand at creating your own music with the help of AI!

I'm the co-founder of an online DAW called WavTool. It's free to use and uses AI to help generate melodies, chords, accompaniments and more, which you can then edit to your own requirements.

It also has a chatbot which can help you navigate complicated DAW interfaces, which makes it friendly to beginners as well.

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