@soundcn

TypeScript type definitions for soundcn sound assets.

A lightweight React hook for playing sound effects using the Web Audio API. Zero dependencies.

Framework-agnostic audio engine using Web Audio API. Zero dependencies.

A short, retro-style digital click sound, perfect for actions in a vintage game or pixel-art UI.

A very subtle and gentle click, suitable for minimal UI interactions where a quiet confirmation is desired.

A distinct, upward-moving sound indicating a toggle or switch has been activated, ideal for turning on a setting or feature.

A distinct, downward-moving sound indicating a toggle or switch has been deactivated, perfect for turning off a setting or feature.

A friendly, short popping sound that signals a new notification or a subtle alert, suitable for toast messages or incoming pings.

A clear, positive chime sound indicating a successful action or completion, ideal for form submissions or task achievements.

A short, slightly harsh buzz indicating an error or invalid action, perfect for form validation failures or incorrect inputs.

A very subtle, quick tick sound, best used to provide discreet auditory feedback when a user hovers over an interactive element or focuses on it.

A classic 8-bit upward 'boing' sound effect, ideal for character jumps or upward movements in a retro-style game.

A cheerful, distinct sound of a coin being collected, perfect for rewarding players in a game or marking a successful item pickup.

A short, energetic fanfare announcing the start of an arcade game mode, often featuring retro elements.

A very quick, subtle sound effect suitable for navigating back in a UI or undoing a simple action.

A slightly more pronounced but still short sound for navigating back or cancelling an action in a UI.

A brief, crisp sound indicating a backward navigation or an action reversal within an application.

A concise sound effect for going back in a sequence or returning to a prior state in an interface.

An impactful, intense sound effect signifying the initiation of a battle sequence or a competitive game mode.

An inspiring and clear sound effect marking the start of a game, level, or significant activity.

A subtle, mechanical click or adjustment sound, suitable for interacting with a virtual belt or strap handle.

A distinct, slightly more prominent mechanical sound for operating a belt or strap handle, suggesting a firm action.

A short, resonant 'bong' sound, useful for a clear, attention-grabbing notification or an important alert.

A soft, conclusive thud indicating the closing of a virtual book or document within an interface.

A gentle, quick page-turning sound, ideal for navigating through virtual book pages or scrolling content.

A distinct, medium-paced sound of a page being flipped, suggesting a deliberate action in a digital book or catalog.

A quick, crisp page-turning sound, suitable for rapid page navigation or content scrolling in a virtual book.

A soft, inviting sound indicating the opening of a virtual book or accessing new content.

A soft thud or gentle drop sound, perfect for placing a virtual book or item onto a surface.

A slightly more pronounced impact sound for placing a virtual book or object, conveying a definite placement.

A concise sound effect for placing a virtual book, indicating a quick and secure positioning of an item.

A gentle, quick fanning sound of virtual cards, suitable for showing a hand of cards or quick selection.

A more extended and distinct fanning sound of multiple cards, ideal for presenting a full hand or larger card collection.

A subtle thud as a single virtual card is placed onto a surface, ideal for casual card games.

A clear, short sound of a virtual card being placed, suggesting a deliberate and firm action in a card game.

A distinct, medium-length sound of a virtual card being positioned, indicating a considered placement.

An extended, subtle sound of a virtual card being placed, useful for a smooth, unhurried placement animation.

A quick, decisive sound of a virtual card being shoved or pushed, suitable for repositioning or discarding.

A distinct, firm sound of a virtual card being shoved, implying a more forceful or confident action.

A short, clear sound of a card being briskly shoved, useful for rapid card manipulation actions.

A slightly extended and crisp sound of a card being shoved, perfect for a deliberate and audible card movement.

The sound of virtual cards being shuffled, creating an authentic atmosphere for card games or randomizing elements.

A quick, subtle slide sound for a single virtual card, ideal for minor adjustments or moving cards gently.

A distinct, short sliding sound for a virtual card, suggesting a deliberate movement or placement.

A smooth, medium-length sliding sound for a virtual card, suitable for an unhurried, controlled movement.

A quick, soft slide sound for a virtual card, perfect for swift and quiet card movements.

A clear, concise sliding sound for a virtual card, indicating a decisive and efficient movement.

A smooth, distinct sliding sound for a virtual card, suitable for a controlled and audible repositioning.

A slightly extended, gentle sliding sound for a virtual card, suggesting a deliberate but unforced movement.

A prolonged, smooth sliding sound for a virtual card, ideal for long-distance card movements or sweeping actions.

A distinct ripping or tearing sound indicating the opening of a virtual card pack, often used for revealing new items.

A slightly softer, more subtle sound for opening a virtual card pack, for a less dramatic reveal of content.

A subtle rustling sound as virtual cards are taken out of a pack, ideal for confirming card retrieval.

A crisp, short sound of cards being taken out of a pack, ideal for a UI action confirming selection or removal of an item from a collection.

An impactful, declarative sound announcing a "championship mode," perfect for the start of a special game event or activation of a premium feature.

A subtle, quick sound of a single chip being laid down, suitable for placing an item, confirming a small selection, or a subtle UI interaction in a game.

A clear, distinct sound of a single chip being laid down, ideal for confirming a selection, placing a token, or a moderate UI interaction.

A slightly more prominent sound of a single chip being laid down, suitable for a game action like placing a bet or confirming an important choice.

A brief, light sound of chips colliding, useful for subtle feedback when items briefly touch or for a minor physics interaction in a UI.

A quick, clear sound of chips colliding, appropriate for a short interaction where items bump or for a distinct feedback in a game inventory.