Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

sound-library

noun

/saʊnd ˈlaɪ.brər.i/

Definition

A sound library is a collection of audio files and sounds that can be used for various purposes, often including music production, film scoring, and sound design.

Examples

Many filmmakers use a sound library to find the perfect background music for their projects.
The sound library contains thousands of samples that music producers can utilize in their tracks.
After browsing the sound library, I found the ideal sound effect for my video game.

Meaning

Sound libraries provide a resource of pre-recorded audio samples, which can include music, effects, and voice recordings, allowing creators to enhance their projects with high-quality sound.