Shepard Tone | 9 high-quality loop - sound fx

This bundle contains 9 high-quality Shepard Tone sound effects designed to evoke a range of moods and create a sense of tension, suspense, or uplifting atmospheres in your projects.

The bundle includes 3 descending tones (low, mid, high) and 6 ascending tones (2 low, 2 mid, 2 high) with varied options for both.

Perfect for film scores, video games, trailers, horror, sci-fi, fantasy, and more!

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Shepard's tone is an acoustic phenomenon that creates the illusion of an endless rise or fall of tone.

It is constructed in such a way that the upper part of the sound spectrum smoothly transitions to the lower part, creating the illusion of continuous motion.

- Perfect for increasing tension in scenes of stalking, mystery, or waiting for something unknown.

- Enhance the sense of infinity and inevitability: If your game features an endless staircase, endless corridor, or other element symbolizing infinity, Shepard's tone can perfectly emphasize this aspect.

- Add depth and complexity to your soundscape: The tone can be used as a backdrop for other sounds, adding depth and nuance to them.

Popular examples of the use of sound illusions:

"Silent Hill 2" (2001): Used in the soundtrack to create an atmosphere of tension and horror."

Resident Evil" (1996): Used in some scenes to create a sense of suspense and suspense.

"Half-Life 2" (2004): In scenes with combines, creating a sense of power and menace.

"Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater" (2004): In the boss scenes of The End, creating a sense of uninterrupted tension.

"Super Mario 64" (1996): Used to create an infinite staircase effect in one of the game's levels.

"Doom 2016" (2016): Composer Mick Gordon used Shepard's tone to create a sense of continuous threat and tension.

"Subnautica" (2018): Used to create an atmosphere of mystery and suspense in the depths of the ocean.