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MUSICAL SOUNDS OF NATURE With this library you will get beautiful sounds we recorded in Europe and the jungles of Southeast Asia. Crickets, cicadas and grasshoppers are commonly found in open fields, on trees or in primeval forests with warm temperatures. Good sounding crickets and cicadas are a must have sound effect that every sound designer needs to create exotic soundscapes, dry deserts or the acoustic background of a mild summer evening.

'Straight Up Sweeps Vol 2' by Eksit Sounds is a fantastic collection of sweep FX to fulfill your the transitional needs of your tracks. This pack contains 100 FX samples to fill with tension those builds and breakdowns in your tracks. Use them individually or layer them together. With this pack you are getting 50 risers and 50 falls that you can combine or use individually.

TOOLBOX FOR MECHANICAL SOUND DESIGN Clocks and Mechanics is the ultimate tool to design mechanical processes and tell stories with the ticking, chiming and ringing of clocks. Whether you have to create tiny mechanical movements, rattling gadgets or even large gear mechanisms like steampunk machines, this library will cover it all.

City ambiances recorded in various countries around the world, including: Ethiopia, France, Italy, Monaco and more.

A collection of stone, rock and cinder block impacts ranging from subtle to crushing hits. Whether it’s a building collapsing or added texture for a trailer boom or stinger these tracks have the weight and power to match.

SOUNDS FROM ANOTHER UNIVERSE CINEMATIC DRONES gives you a sound pack of epic atmospheres and soundscapes ready to use, from evolving textures to simple bell drones or thrilling ambiences. This library is perfect for thrillers, horror, sci-fi, fantasy, documentaries and meditative scenes. Listen to the preview and dive into the sound world of CINEMATIC DRONES.

A SOUND COLLECTION THAT ROCKS Packed with the breaking, cracking, falling, rolling, rattling, dragging and shattering of stones, rocks, bricks, pebbles, gravel, sand and porcelain, Stones and Debris offers you a great selection of ultra-realistic sound effects. Use the recordings to flexibly create all types of stone debris, from settling dust and small falling stones to large rock avalanches or massive destruction.

SOUNDS FOR MALFUNCTIONS AND FAILED TRANSMISSIONS GLITCHES is made to be your new “go-to sound pack” for all kinds of frame drops, transmission breaks, user interfaces or science fiction projects. A big collection of hi-tech single glitches featuring various complex pre-designed glitches brings the best glitch sounds into your studio. Build your own custom glitches by layering and processing single sounds or take profit from the pre-designed sounds when doing sound design on the fly. These hi-tech glitches are a must-have for any creative looking to expand their sonic repertoire!

SOUNDS FOR TRANSITIONS AND MOVEMENT The Transition Whooshes Vol.1 library contains a large variety of whoosh sounds designed for the most common uses in audio post production. From white noise whooshes over to doppler whooshes, tonal whooshes, wood stick swishes and unique designed special whooshes for that extra spice. The sounds work great for transitions such as camera cuts, movement support but also pass-bys, fight scenes and more, making it perfect for YouTubers, video editors, advertisement and radio. Also, if you're just getting started with sound design, this library is a good choice for you, because it covers whoosh sounds for almost every need – but even advanced sound designers will find one or the other gem in this sound pack!

FRICTION - IMPACTS - RATTLE You want to make those epic cinematic metal sounds used in every film or video game but don't have the right tools? METAL MOVEMENTS is a strong sound design toolkit made to create powerful impacts, massive destruction and epic transitions. This extremely versatile collection of metallic squeaks, scratches, rattles, impacts and various metallic movement sounds from different perspectives gives you the best source materials when it comes to making your own cinematic metal sounds. Let your creativity flow: pitch, stretch, layer and hugely process the sounds to their limits.

Soundtrack Loops presents Foley V6 – Sounds of Mexico City Sound Effects & Rhythms. Musician / producer / Foley designer Edgar Lopez is back with his eighth Soundtrack Loops release, Mexico City. While we marvel at Edgar’s blistering production pace, let’s take a look at what we have in this title.

A collection of wood impacts recorded and designed to wreak havoc and add subtle details. Splintering crashes bring huge drama to furniture hurled across the room or a new texture in trailer booms and stingers.

Hear the sounds from one of the world's busiest cities, Mumbai. These Samples will take you on a tour of the streets from the AWESOME Brass Bands, that rock the city on a daily basis to a group of Female Street Singers. Experience a bus ride, busy intersections and street ambiences. Great for your sound design, Beatmaking & Ambient tracks. Recorded by: Ashutosh Sohoni

Game Weapons – Gun & Firearm Sound Effects library includes 1557 gun, firearm and war SFX – After months of development, and countless source recording and editing sessions, Game Weapons – Gun & Firearm Sound Effects library is ready for the most exacting of productions. Built from extensive research, and raw sounds recorded from real life (IRL), this library provides producers with a complete armory of weaponry and firearm sounds made specifically for games and video application.

After every letter, punctuation or other symbol, in each audio file I leaved gap equal to three units, so you can place audio files one after another to make words. Whenever you want to make a space between word or after punctuation just put file named: “WORD GAP” after it. Technically this means that this “WORD GAP” file is equal to four units, to make required seven units as explained before. If you're using sequencer, you can set project tempo to 150 bpm and then use thirty-second note values to precisely count 50 ms.