Sound design is an important factor in the art of video games, and many iconic sound effects have come from some ultimate classics.

From the silent, suspenseful hum of a predator in the shadows to the piercing shriek of an impending apocalypse, a video game ...

Video games have long inspired Internet memes, and one source for them is in-game sounds and soundbites that everyone is familiar with.

Sound design in video games is like the magic ingredient that makes the game’s world come alive. It’s not just about the music or the sound effects you hear when something happens in the game.

For genres like horror, hitting the right note—especially for nasty effects—is key to marrying sound with visual to create a spooky atmosphere.

From the Mac startup chime to the dial-up modem handshake, the past few decades have generated some unforgettable sound ...

From the PlayStation to the Steam Deck, plenty of game systems have given us memorable startup sounds. But which one is the best?

To showcase its Sound Effects API, ElevenLabs has released an open-source tool for creators that uses AI to apply sound effects to any uploaded video.

After trialing variations of multiple sound effects, she incorporated sounds of gore and drops of blood, adding high-frequency filters to achieve a crystalline effect, alongside chimes and heartbeats.