A single match struck in a dark room can illuminate a world of detail. Listen close to catch the sizzle at the end!3D Match Strike by Kall Binaural Audio is a collection of 7 match striking sound effects, recorded at various positions around the listener’s head. These are true 3D binaural high fidelity recordings, made with the Neumann KU-100 dummy head microphone.
At long last, here it is, after four long years and zero trips to the emergency room, what every serious sound designer needs: A professionally recorded fire sound effects library. I present: Ultimate Fire. This scorching hot royalty free collection contains 583 fire sound effects recorded at 24-Bit 96kHz and 192kHz. I started this sound library out of the need for a diverse collection of fire that I could use in my work for video game audio. As I recorded more and more fire I began to realize that this fire adventure was starting get serious so I kept on recording until I had a massive quantity of material. I then carefully edited and mastered the source material for what turns out to be a total of three months in man hours. I hope you enjoy this sound library as much as I enjoyed recording it. Fire is a blast to record but very, very dangerous.
Audio Pro Sound Effects Library was produced at Point 12 in Paris, France by Yannick Chevalier. This royalty free sound effects collection was first released in the mid 1990’s, and as such, it has a great historical value for pro audio designers. Audio Pro provides a wealth of well-recorded European sound on 18 Audio CDs with a great variety of over 2,000 royalty free sound effects. Basic sound effect categories covered by this collection include: nature, animals, airplanes & airports, trains & stations, transportation, traffic, crowds & industry, leisure & entertainment, tools, offices, communications, cameras, household, clocks, room tones, bells, sports, war, human solo, human groups, music samples, science fiction, cartoons, and footsteps. Audio Pro Sound Effects Library is also available as a download purchase in 16/44.1, 16/48 or 24/48 WAV file formats.
The “Just Stones” sound effects library brings you a huge amount of sounds created with stones. Ranging from impacts, shatters and rolling stones to scrapes, slides, water hits and tickling fine derbis. All sorted in sub folders and with embedded metadata. All sounds were recorded with Sennheiser MKH8050 + MKH30 mix setup in 24Bit and 192kHz, cleaned, edited and downmixed to stereo. Since many of the sounds are quite mono-ish you can download the complete library also as mono files from only the MKH8050 mic.
As the name says this is the sequel to the very popular “Whooshes & Impacts“-Sound Effects Library. With this pack you get a super-versatile collection of Whoosh and Impact sound effects. Featuring everything you need to give your movie- or game projects the sonic impact they deserve. From fantasy-style battles to intense scifi space combats. You get fireballs, magical projectiles, asteroids, space ship pass-bys, missiles, … and of course a vast variety of designed impact sound effects from very organic metal hits to abstract, distorted, screaming strikes.
The “Just Whoosh 3 | Whoosh Essentials“ Sound Effects Library contains 575 recorded ‘whoosh’-sounds. Some of the props that were used: cloth blankets, jeans and leather and nylon jackets, fishing rods, boom poles, bamboo/wood/metal/plastic sticks and ropes with things like spatulas attached to on end, chains, a torch and some passing by cars. Most of the sounds were recorded at and editied at 192kHz some at 96kHz All sounds were edited and cleaned for instant use in your projects or creative processing Recorded with: Beyedynamic MC930 ORTF, RODE NT-4, Sound Devices 744t, Sony PCM-D100
Shanghai Ambisonics is a sound effects library of 33 immersive urban ambience recordings, provided in both B-format and stereo, along with “virtual mic” software. Adjust perspective of these city atmospheres in real-time with included software for utmost flexibility, realism, and creativity. Point “virtual microphones” in any direction with the polar pattern of your choice to match the specific setting of a scene. The Ambisonics recordings can be decoded to mono, stereo, 5.1, 7.1 and beyond, allowing for versatile use of the library. Pre-rendered stereo versions are included as well. Recorded in 24-bit/96kHz with a SoundField SPS200 mic by Masato Ushijima, Shanghai Ambisonics was captured at diverse locations throughout the city including Maglev & Metro Train Stations, Century Park, Nanjing Road, Huangpu River Ferry, The Shanghai IFC and more. The library contains sounds that are unique to Shanghai as well as more general purpose urban ambiences.
