

8-Bit UI
SmartSoundFX$59.00
+ applicable tax (VAT) depends on country/region
Retro interface sound is a specific register, not simply an old one.
The collection runs from the whimsical bleeps and bloops of arcade effects through dramatic game-over jingles to the futuristic beeps of science-fiction interfaces and the satisfying clicks of a menu selection — the pixelated world of yesteryear, assembled for the parts of a game a player hears constantly.
At a Glance
- 650 files, 650 sounds The same number twice — one sound per file, printed as the supplier states it
- 3.37 GB Delivered at 24 bit / 48 kHz
- Not metatagged Stated by the supplier’s own specification: these files are searched by name, not by embedded metadata
- Royalty-free No further clearance for commercial use
- Five families counted Arcade effects, game-over jingles, chiptune melodies, science-fiction interface beeps and menu selection clicks — counted off the description’s own sentences
- Two documents ship with it A metadata spreadsheet and a data sheet, both listed under the product’s downloads
Content & Detail
Interface sound is heard more often than any other sound in a game, and the retro palette is the least forgiving version of that. A chiptune bleep has almost no material to hide behind, so the only thing that saves it from fatigue is having enough of them.
Product Information
Features
650 sounds • 650 files
24 Bit / 48 kHz
3.37 GB
Not metatagged
Royalty-free