22 Free Store Sound Effects - Most Popular
Beep of a Cash Register #1
Classic supermarket checkout beep, like the barcode scanner sound at a cash register. Very short electronic beep based on an 860 Hz square wave, clean and free of background noise, perfect for illustrating an item being scanned, a POS / payment interface, cashier role-play, escape games or retail / shopping scenes. Ready-to-use sound effect for sound design, video games, mobile apps, tutorials and educational projects. UCS Category: BEEP. Length: 00:01.
Beep of a Cash Register #2
Typical supermarket checkout beep, like the barcode scanner at a cash register. A 0.1-second electronic sound effect based on a 1,000 Hz triangle wave, with no background noise. Ideal for adding sound to an item scan, a payment interface, a cashier role-play, an escape room, or a video about retail and supermarkets. Clean file, ready to use for audio editing, video games, mobile apps, and educational projects. UCS Category: BEEP. Length: 00:01.
Supermarket cash registers
Supermarket atmosphere. Faced with cash registers. UCS Category: AMBMrkt. Length: 01:26.
Electric shutter, opening
Noise of a large electric shutter that opens. Recorded from inside the house. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:29.
Trade grid: Closed
Closure of a metallic grid of commerce. Some speech sounds. UCS Category: DOORElec. Length: 00:19.
Electric shutter, closing
Noise of a large electric shutter that closes. Recorded from inside the house. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:27.
Electric shutter, midsize
Sound of electric shutter of medium size. From inside the house. UCS Category: WNDWCover. Length: 00:34.
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