The first episode of Cinematic Atmospheres. Inside the pack you’ll find awesome atmospheres, drones, pulse, soundscapes for cinematic, electronic, ambient, chill out, D&B, techno, tech house and many more style. Pack details: 70 x wav 44.1 khz 24-bit 100% Royalty Free Other genres that this package may be useful in: Chill Out Trap D&B Techno Tech House
“Did you hear that?” This is the kind of sentence told by a frightened character that could perfectly be applied over the samples taken from this pack. A big range of creepy sounds in order to enhance your cinematic parts: gloomy atmospheres, loud impacts, disturbing FXs, post-apocalyptic synths and Sci-Fi Tones… Here’s what to expect in detail: about 550 Mb of samples recorded at 24Bit & 44.1 KHz. 20 Atmospheres, 10 Drum Hits, 59 FXs, 40 Impacts, 7 Metallic Fades, 8 Percussive Elements, 26 Sci-Fi Tones, 32 Synths and 20 Futuristic Vehicles Effects All of these samples are suitable for movie soundtracks or music productions. Just check the demo track and loops and get ready to add a highly useful tool to your Atmospheres collection!
‘Cinematic Tribal Drums – Kontakt Library’ brings you 333 drums patterns in various time signature in KONTAKT Library formats which will take you to next level in your Cinematic background music scoring. These rhythm patterns are suitable for use in Action, chase, Drama and more. Sequences were created by Bharat Gosher, a veteran rhythm and percussion programer of mainstream music industry.
“Cinematic Trailer SFX Volume 3” comes with a wide array of versatile samples, loops and construction kits inspired by Hollywood trailer blockbuster sounds. Expect thick basses, atmospheric drones, heavy drums and percussions, epic braams, foley sfx, upfronting risers, deep sub booms, suckbacks, experimental synths, big trailer hits, whoosh hits, pulse and ticking loops, drum construction kits and many more. This is a full toolkit to create a heavy exciting trailer sound for music, movie and video game productions. All sounds are 100% royalty free and can be used for commercial productions. This sound pack includes 24bit 48kHz .wav files that work with every music and movie program.
‘Istanbul Qanun’ contains a set of professionally played, incredibly rich, traditional and complex melodies that allow you to discover the world of Qanun! ‘Qanun’ is a member of the stringed instruments and has the form of a trapezoid shape, the shape serves the purpose of adjusting the length of the strings. The strings of qanun are plucked by a ring-shaped plectrum placed on the index fingers. On the left side, there are pegs also known as ‘burgu’ which are used to tune the instrument. The Turkish qanun consists of 24, 25 or 26 sets of strings of two or three strings each (generally giving a total of 75) also features special metallic levers called ‘mandal’ on the left side. These features were not present until the 1870s. On contemporary Turkish qanun, there are six to fifteen mandals for every three strings that the performer can alter quickly when playing. On the right end of the instrument, the strings are stretched over the bridge called ‘esik’ made of lamb or fish skin.
‘Cinematic Elements Vol 1’ is a collection of dark cinematic sounds such as backgrounds, atmos, explosions, impacts, and more. Loaded with 45 Sound Effects to add emotion to your next score or production, this packs is an ideal for any project that requires an dark ambience and backgrounds sounds. Craft your scenes with these backgrounds, atmos, ambiences, impacts, explosions, zombie growls, Foley effects and dozens of other props to bring your dark cinematic scenes to the forefront. You can use all the sounds 100% Royalty-Free in movies, games, apps and software.
‘Azerbaijani Tar’ contains professionally played and recorded melodies ready to allow you to discover the unique sounds of Tar. The Tar is a Turkish folk instrument played with a plectrum which is also commonly used in Azerbaijan, Iran, Uzbekistan and Georgia. Its body is composed of two bowls of different size and is generally made from mulberry trees. The gögüs section is covered with a membrane taken from the heart of water buffaloes or cattle. Sap section is from hard wood and fish line pitches are tied onto it. There are two main groups of strings on tar. Those in the first group are used in playing the tune and consists of three groups of two strings. The other group of strings are called Kök and Zengi, and are tuned according to the mode to be used and enhance the tone.
