Search for free sound effects with FindSounds

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Source: FindSounds – Browse for sounds

Who doesn’t need sound effects? Whether it is for that multimedia project or that Scratch game, everyone needs a sound effect at some time or another.

FindSounds is a search engine for free sounds. Unfortunately, even though you can play and download the sounds for free, who own the actual copyright is murky. Also, Chrome was warning me of a dangerous site on one of the downloads, so that makes using the site even more fun. 🙂

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