Sound Effects Library

Ringtones

Beeps, buzzes, rings, and Foley from modern and vintage phones.

315 files · 1.72 GB · Metadata

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0:37

Smartphone Ringtone Parisian

Communications · Cellphone

0:37

Smartphone Ringtone, Parisian, Incoming Call, Cellphone, Cellular, Mobile, Wireless, Communications

Communications · Cellphone

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Smartphone B Vibrate Metal Long Loop

Communications · Cellphone

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Smartphone Vibrate on Metal, Long Loop, Vibration, Buzz, Call, Notification, Ringtone, Cellphone, Cellular, Mobile, Wireless, Communications

Communications · Cellphone

0:13

British Office Desk Phone Ring Worldized Loop

Communications · Telephone

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British Office Desk Landline Phone, Ringing Worldized, Incoming Call, Telephone, Communications

Communications · Telephone

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Retro Smartphone Ringtone Loop

Communications · Cellphone

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Retro Smartphone Ringtone, Cellphone, Cellular, Mobile, Wireless, Communications, Yokia 01 Loop, Incoming Call

Communications · Cellphone

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Smartphone Notification Polite Bell Worldized Loop

Communications · Cellphone

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Smartphone Worldized Notification, Polite Bell, Incoming Call, Ringtone, Cellphone, Cellular, Mobile, Wireless, Communications

Communications · Cellphone

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Overview

From today’s smartphones to the flip phones, land lines, and rotary phones of eras past, telephones appear in practically every piece of media set in the modern age – and that makes phone sound effects a must-have for anyone working in movies, TV, games, or audio storytelling. Created by Jason Strawley and Andrew Garraway, Ringtones has you covered with a plethora of modern and vintage rings, notification sound effects, vibration buzzes, and Foley to suit any scene.

This diverse collection includes modern-style minimalist rings, legally distinct soundalikes, short notification beeps, novelty MIDI ringtones, dialtones, and more. Many rings come in regular and “worldized” versions, which have been recorded through small speakers to emulate the real-world sound of a phone speaker. The extensive Foley selection includes non-electronic sounds such as vibrations on various surfaces, button presses, handling noises, flip phone opens and closes, extendable antennas, battery compartments, and even a handful of antique rotary phone sounds.