Inventory & Equipment UI 90 Sound Effects
Inventory & Equipment UI is a set of 90 short, isolated interface sound effects for inventory screens, crafting, loot, survival games, and RPG equipment menus. The cues suggest the touch and movement of leather, cloth, metal, and glass through compact feedback sounds designed to sit alongside menus and animations. Use them to signal opening a bag, storing an item, moving or placing gear, stacking or splitting supplies, equipping equipment, or managing quick slots and status feedback.
The set covers 30 named actions, with three versions of each action (v01–v03). Its six categories contain 15 cues apiece:
| Category | Cues | Actions represented |
|---|---|---|
| Bag Open & Close | 15 | Open a satchel; close a satchel; unzip a pouch; zip a pouch; loosen a drawstring. |
| Pickup & Store | 15 | Store a metal item; store a potion flask; collect a coin pouch; tuck away cloth supplies; store a loot bundle. |
| Move & Place | 15 | Lift an item; place an item in a slot; swap items; transfer an item to a container; remove an item from a bag. |
| Stack & Split | 15 | Stack coins; split a coin stack; stack potion flasks; split a potion stack; sort ammunition. |
| Equip & Unequip | 15 | Equip a sword; unequip a sword; equip armor; unequip armor; equip an accessory. |
| Quick Slots & Status | 15 | Assign a quick slot; clear a quick slot; fasten a belt; reject equipment; signal a full inventory. |
| Total | 90 | 30 actions, three versions each. |
Choose one version for a consistent response, or rotate the three versions across repeated pickups, moves, or stack changes to soften repetition. Match each cue to its animation and the importance of the event: keep routine navigation restrained, and give important changes such as equipment confirmation or a full inventory room to read clearly. Balance playback levels in your game's mix, then bind individual cues to the interface or gameplay events that fit your project.
The pack provides 90 stereo WAV files (44.1 kHz, 16-bit PCM) and 90 stereo OGG Vorbis files, covering the same 90 cues for 180 files total. WAV peaks target approximately −1 dBFS. The export specification uses a 10 ms trim margin and 5 ms fades per cue. Use either format according to your project's playback, delivery, and storage needs.
The browser preview uses separate low-bitrate OGG Vorbis audio: 22.05 kHz, mono, approximately 32 kbps. The download includes the original WAV and OGG files at the specifications above.
You may use and edit these sounds in personal or commercial finished projects, including games, apps, videos, and other multimedia. You may distribute them as part of a finished project when they are integrated and are not provided as reusable standalone audio. Credit is appreciated but optional. These terms do not transfer ownership or grant exclusive rights. Do not sell, share, or redistribute the audio as standalone files, or repackage it as another sound library or asset collection.
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