This Zero-G bundle will deliver soundscapes, pads, textures, drones, atmospheres and effects to take your audience on an emotional rollercoaster ride through fear, angst, trepidation, joy, relief...
Dark Skies: Cinematic Ambiences
This sample library features ambiences, soundscapes, drones and FX with “huge, luscious, panoramic soundscapes to the mysterious, eerie and downright scary and everything in between.” Also includes 50 construction kits which present sounds within the context of a short musical/sound design piece under the general headings Ambient Score, Dark Score, Science Core and Textural.
Alien Skies: Cinematic Ambiences 2
Alien Skies provides a range of emotional and evocative timbral experiences. A selection of sound sources were recorded, ranging from Indian flutes and bowed Ecuadorian folk strings to found metallic percussion and industrial machines. These sounds were then processed using different manipulation programs and then re-sampled and treated as traditional instruments to create an array of synthetic, yet organic, textures.
Deep Impact: Cinematic Atmospheres & FX
A double DVD with action-packed sounds. Includes 650 instruments in EXS24, Kontakt and NN-XT format as well as Acidized Wav files and Apple Loops. The showcase of this library is its 40 construction kits containing full audio backdrops plus other categories of sounds including Scene FX, Beats, Drones, Explosions, Hits, Room Tones and more.
Pricing
Bundle RRP: £199.00 / €229.00 / $319.00
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