Clock Ticks

A ticking sound works as a clock, but it can also become a heartbeat, a countdown, a mechanical rhythm, or a tension element depending on how it sits in the mix. This library is built around one-minute stereo loop recordings of rhythmic ticking sounds drawn from a wide range of sources beyond actual clocks. Genuine antique timepieces form the core of the collection including a brass clock, gold clock, silver clock, pocket watch, and raw clock mechanism recording. Beyond those, the library draws from objects that share the right rhythmic quality: a vintage German metronome at three different tempos, a Victorian microscope at two settings, kitchen scales, a kettle, a stapler at two different stiffnesses, a stamp press, steel spoons, an antique volt meter, and an antique clicker at two distinct characters. More unusual sources include a bone crack, a mouth click, a waterphone, and an Xbox controller. All sounds are fully metadata tagged and ready for Unity. Product details: 25 sounds total, 48kHz/24-bit format, 11 designed ticks, 14 traditional ticks.