Tesla Roadster Prototype

Hop into this one-of-a-kind electric vehicle library for a smooth ride into the future of vehicle sound design.

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Featured sounds

Tesla Roadster Prototype, Electric Motor Car, Dynamometer, 10sec Ramp Up, Holds at Heavy Load, Gradual Builds to High Rpms, Decel, Stop, High Pitched Whine, Electric Turbine Drone, Recorded from Rear Bottom

Vehicles · Electric

Tesla Roadster Prototype, Electric Motor Car, Dynamometer, 2sec Ramp Down Decel, Fast Steady, Quick Decel, Stop, 1sec Ramp Down, Abrupt Stop, High Pitched Whine, Electric Turbine Drone, 2 Takes, Recorded at Motor

Vehicles · Electric

Tesla Roadster Prototype, Electric Motor Car, Dynamometer, Fast Accelerate to High Speed, Dyno Load Kicks, Ramp Down, Stop, High Pitched Whine, Electric Turbine Drone, Drivetrain Clunks, Recorded above Transmission

Vehicles · Electric

Tesla Roadster Prototype, Electric Motor Car, Dynamometer, Manually Load Dyno After Fast Start, Short High Speed Run, Gradual Decel, Stop, Some Heavy Motor Strain, Short, Long Runs, High Pitched Whine, Electric Turbine, Recorded at Floor below Motor

Vehicles · Electric

Tesla Roadster Prototype, Electric Motor Car, Dynamometer, Heavy Load, Jerky Start, Accelerate with Large Speed Fluctuations, Transmission Clunks, Recorded below Motor

Vehicles · Electric

Overview

The Richard King Vehicle Series features world-class vehicle sound effects libraries developed from the private collection of four-time Academy Award®-winning sound artist Richard King (Oppenheimer, Inception). All sounds were expertly captured by industry-leading recordists with the resources of a Hollywood budget - often with multiple microphones from various perspectives to give editors maximum flexibility for creativity and realism.

This truly one-of-a-kind library captures the futuristic sound of a Tesla Roadster prototype electric car pushed to its limits. Recorded on a dynamometer (a device used for testing and analyzing vehicle performance while stationary), this library focuses on the high-performance electric engine rather than the usual set of passbys and interaction sounds. Among the 191 hyper-detailed recordings, you’ll find all the whirs, revs, spin-ups, and wind-downs you need to design unique sci-fi vehicles, spacecraft, robots, and whatever else you can dream up. Specific RPM levels and acceleration intervals are provided to make this electric car sound effects library especially useful for video game sound design.

What is a workup? A workup is a thorough series of recordings of the same subject from many different perspectives, angles, and distances. To ensure you have the sounds needed for any scene, a workup of a specific vehicle provides recordings of every action the vehicle performs – both interior, exterior, and at different speeds including pass bys, engine rumble, mechanical sounds, car Foley, and more.