Rogue Waves Libraries
6.6#8 in sound effects libraries€4,999 one-timeFree planWeb
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SoundMorph
7.0#3 in sound effects libraries$29 one-timeFree planWebmacOSWindows
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| Fact | Rogue Waves Libraries | SoundMorph |
|---|---|---|
| Founded | The company says it was founded in 2021 in Ireland by a small team of sound designers and sound recordists. | 2013 |
| Refunds | Downloaded libraries cannot be returned or refunded, though exceptional refunds may be offered at Rogue Waves' discretion. | The FAQ says purchases are non-refundable once purchased because products are delivered as instant digital downloads. |
| Support | The FAQ directs questions to [email protected] and says the team will try to respond as soon as possible. | The PHUZE product page says SoundMorph aims to reply within 24 hours on weekdays. |
Rogue Waves Libraries plans
- Close ContactFree
- Kawaii UI€4,999, paid once
- Anime Studio€9,999, paid once
SoundMorph plans
- DR01DFree
- Galactic Assistant$29, paid once
- Evil Twin$29, paid once
- Wave Warper 2$99, paid once
- DUST$99, paid once
- PHUZE$149, paid once
Pick Rogue Waves Libraries if…
These libraries suit audio creators working on games, films, television, animation, trailers, or apps. Close Contact offers a free collection, while the listed paid libraries provide larger themed sets with a royalty-free media-production license.
Pick SoundMorph if…
SoundMorph suits creators making audio for film, games, music, trailers, or interactive media. PHUZE may appeal to users who want to build layered effects from loaded samples, while DR01D offers a free browser-based option.