Human UX Sounds - Humanize your UX with sounds that your users can relate to

A UX sound library made completely by humans to make your applications more human.

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The audio quality is quite low. I do like the idea of more organic sounds. Unsure if human made once are the solution.
Hey Ian! thanks for checking it out - can i ask what device you're using to listen to the sounds?
Hi Product Hunt! Excited to share this UX sound library. Most UX sounds are synthetic and machine-like, I wondered if I could make high quality sounds myself. It's a trend to have "These people/images/x do not exist," where machines and AI generate everything for you, so I figured why don't we go in the opposite direction and use ourselves to make the most relatable UX sounds. Would love to know what you think! You can see exactly how all the sounds are made on the site. Thanks, Shah P.S. The beautiful illustrations are from icons8.
Very nice, I'll put them soon on good job very funny sounds.
Wow, that's an honor! I'll even expand and re-record higher quality audio when that happens. Thank you for checking it out.
I finally did it, sorry for the delay :)
Awesome! thank you, now I have to re-record
Audio quality is pretty bad - listening to the previews on the site, you can hear the room ambience behind each of the sounds. And listening to the sounds themselves, when they say "human sounds", they literally mean sounds made by humans. Mouth noises and such. It's all very unappealing.
Hi Mikey! I appreciate you checking it out. I agree with the quality - I’ll likely re record with a real microphone and master it.
This is dope! I love it. Not sure where I will use it but it's pretty awesome. FYI - the audio doesn't load well. I had to watch most of them on Imgur.
On Chrome latest, MacOS
Ah shoot, I'll take a look. Thanks for checking it out!
This is great, I'm thinking about implementing some of these into my ios app ;)
Pop and Tick are exactly what I was look for one of our new launches! Thank you for helping!
The sounds have very noticeable audio feedback in them. The 'Deflate - High' sound is also a bit questionable 💩.
hi Wes! Thank you for checking it out. Some of the sounds are tongue-in-cheek. I agree with the feedback - I wanted an MVP and used my phone to record. I think I will re-record with a blue yeti and master them. Appreciate the feedback!
I definitely like this idea and I think depending on the sounds they could be very useful in a wide range of apps. The room noise does need to be filtered out (pretty easy to do), but with a wider selection of sounds I think you've got something here ^^
Hi Titus, thanks for checking it out! Do you have recommendations on how to EQ this?