Sometimes there are problems with mixing when the Foleystage is too present. Outdoor recordings are difficult, so we have recorded at up to 2500m altitude in very quiet places of the Sierra Nevada in Spain and the Alps in Switzerland.
“Call Me!” is a collection of over 50 original, royalty-free cell phone ringtones for when you need to pick up and answer the call. These are relatively simple ding a ling’s that aren’t gonna call any more attention to themselves than needed. So they’ll sit in your tracks just right, and with some uniquely creative file names you’ll always remember your favourites to come back to while you’re cutting.
A large collection of crowd reactions such as cheers, applause, laughter, boo’s, heckling and more from a variety of crowd sizes. Enhance an existing concert, sports or event crowd or build one from scratch. Also included are crowds clapping to the beat for music.
Whoosh Sound Effects. These are sounds that are short transition effects, that sounds like a whoosh. Like something flying by fast in the air. You often hear the whoosh effect used as a sound effect in movies. For example in fights when someone swings his fist or weapon towards the opponent, making a whoosh sound in the movement, followed by the punch or hit sound. The whoosh sound effect is mainly made up from white noise, like the sound of the wind for example. Meaning it doesn’t really have a tonal pitch, at least not that prominent. But it has movement in it, that quickly changes its tonal center, and sometimes even the stereo field. The whoosh sound effects is very effective before a transition point, but since these are shorter sounds, they also work great to simply introduce a new part in your music. And especially just before a big hit or impact type sound.
Over two hours of birds, crickets, cicadas and frogs primarily from Southern Ontario, Canada, but also from Britain and Costa Rica. Specific calls and ambiences from the forest, the beach, the neighbourhood or on the dock of a quiet pond. Essential sounds to bring background tracks to life.
A collection of sounds from a typical backhoe construction vehicle. Big metal bucket slams and creaks, hydraulic legs extending and retracting, big dirt scrapes and of course working away digging a hole.
Be gentle with these babies, they’re mine. Recorded from when they were 2 weeks old and 3-6 months old. Plenty of cute and cuddly coo’s, baby talk, breaths, efforts, sighs, yawns, coughs, snorts and crying. Lots of subtle sounds for when you just need a bit of presence from that baby onscreen.
