Emergency Broadcast System Sound Effects Collection

Discover a variety of emergency broadcast system sound effects, perfect for creating suspense or simulating realistic emergency announcements. These high-quality sound effects capture the iconic tones and alerts used in emergency broadcasts.

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Emergency alert tone with a mechanical reverb, suggesting an industrial setting.

Emergency broadcast sound effect featuring a rising alarm tone and urgent announcement.

Emergency broadcast sound with a glitching effect, as though the system is malfunctioning.

High-pitched emergency alert tone followed by a voice instructing evacuation.

Emergency broadcast tone loop designed to play continuously for 15 seconds.

Emergency system alert with layered static and faint background chatter.

Low, ominous emergency broadcast hum that builds into a loud tone.

Emergency broadcast tone with a warbling effect, adding a sense of chaos.

Clear announcement voice saying, 'This is not a drill,' layered over the emergency tone.

Emergency broadcast system sound transitioning from a steady tone to a stuttering alarm.

Emergency broadcast system tone followed by a robotic voice stating 'This is a test of the emergency broadcast system.'

Sharp emergency tone with a quick fade-out, mimicking a system malfunction.

Sustained, piercing emergency alert tone with an echo effect for a dramatic scenario.

Emergency broadcast system alert with alternating high and low tones, simulating a warning.

Slightly distorted emergency broadcast announcement voice with static interference.

Short emergency tone burst that repeats every three seconds, simulating a localized warning.

Emergency alert tone with a gradual increase in pitch to heighten tension.

Classic emergency broadcast system alert tone with a steady, high-pitched beep.

Emergency broadcast sound with static build-up before the tone begins.

Low-frequency emergency broadcast system tone with a distorted, heavy buzz.

Eerie, glitchy, distorted emergency alarm, fading, emergency broadcasting system

A vintage-style Amber Alert sound with analog buzz and distortion commonly used in old emergency broadcasts.

Emergency broadcast transition with attention-grabbing alert tones

USA emergency broadcast on TV, no voices

Emergency news broadcast

Scary North American Emergency Alert System

A sharp, high-pitched alarm sound suitable for an emergency alert system.

Emergency broadcast-style tuning with an abrupt tone and scattered static.

A classic tornado siren sound with a rising and falling pitch, mimicking an emergency alert system.

Short analog broadcast tone, 1930s emergency transmission. Mechanical, chilling, static, low-frequency hum. No voice, no siren.

TV broadcast interruption with an emergency tone followed by static.

Create a loud, urgent beeping sequence that signals an emergency evacuation or warning system.

A harsh, attention-grabbing emergency tone resembling a classic Amber Alert broadcast.

I want a smooth 'dun dun bing' PC system start-up sound.

High-intensity siren with a rapid start-stop rhythm, mimicking real-life emergency alerts.

Emergency warning whistle, three sharp blasts in succession

Electronic siren with fluctuating frequencies, capturing the essence of modern emergency signals.

Dramatic close-up jet engine sound during emergency shutdown, with mechanical clicks and hisses.

crackles and energy discharges, as if a powerful system is charging up. Gradually, the chaotic energy stabilizes and transitions into a steady, low-pitched hum, evoking a sense of immense power and precision. The overall effect feels high-tech, mechanical, and electrifying, with a dramatic build-up to a smooth and controlled finish. Begins with a rapid, cyclic 'whomp-whomp' pattern, accompanied by loud, sharp electric sounds.

High-pitched civil defense siren echoing across a cityscape during an emergency simulation.

Emergency room cardiac monitor transitioning from normal to flatline with alarm

Social anxiety inducing crowd murmur with nervous system shutdown

crackles and energy discharges, as if a powerful system is charging up. Gradually, the chaotic energy stabilizes and transitions into a steady, low-pitched hum, evoking a sense of immense power and precision. The overall effect feels high-tech, mechanical, and electrifying, with a dramatic build-up to a smooth and controlled finish. Begins with a rapid, cyclic 'whomp-whomp' pattern, accompanied by loud, sharp electric discharges.

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