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$14.99 — currently $7.49 on itch.io during the launch sale. Prices are set per store and may differ by region.
Where can I get royalty-free graveyard and crypt sound effects?
Halloween Graveyard from MoneyWithJJ Sound is a 20-sound royalty-free pack of coffins, grave digging, stone crypt doors, chains, church bells and torches, heavy stone and metal sounds that read as weight, not rattle. Every file is uncompressed 44.1 kHz 16-bit WAV, levelled to -1.5 dBTP so nothing clips on engine import, and licensed for commercial use with no attribution required. It is $14.99 on itch.io and Fab.
- 20 sounds
- WAV, 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo
- Levelled to −1.5 dBTP
- No attribution required
Every sound in Halloween Graveyard
The complete file list, so you can check for the sound you need before buying.
- Coffin lid open
- Coffin lid slam
- Crypt door stone
- Grave dig shovel
- Soil hitting coffin
- Hand bursts from grave
- Bone snap
- Bone pile collapse
- Skull roll on stone
- Chain drag stone
- Iron gate clang
- Church bell toll
- Owl hoot night
- Raven caw graveyard
- Wind through headstones
- Fog ambience low
- Torch ignite
- Torch flame loop
- Rat squeak scurry
- Mausoleum drip
Can I use Halloween Graveyard in a commercial game?
Yes. Royalty-free for commercial and non-commercial work, unlimited projects, no attribution required. The one restriction is that the audio files may not be resold or redistributed on their own as a sound library or pack. Full terms are on the licensing page.
What format are the files?
Uncompressed WAV, 44.1 kHz, 16-bit stereo, levelled to −1.5 dBTP true peak. WAV rather than OGG because Unity and Unreal re-encode audio at build time, so importing an already-compressed file compresses it twice and you hear the artefacts. Every file is checked for edge clicks and DC offset before release — here is why that matters.
How the sounds are made
The source audio is generated with ElevenLabs Sound Effects under a paid commercial licence. That is the starting point, not the product: each candidate is screened by ear, the ones that do not hold up are cut, and the survivors are trimmed, faded, level-matched across the pack and set to −1.5 dBTP.