This week on A Sound Effect, we only have a few libraries to share, but they are each unique!
For technology, you can hear sounds of cameras from the 1940s all the way to the 2000s and cassette tape recorders from a bygone (but coming back?) era.
You can also hear sounds of people in exterior crowds from the Americas and England, and a walla collection that features only Black voice actors.
And finally, check out the distinct bubbling sounds of waves from beneath a concrete pier.
Happy listening!
Sound library highlight by Adriane Kuzminski
Black Walla Pack
'Black Walla Pack' by Moon Echo Audio features an array of authentic and emotive voice recordings by talented African American voice actors. You’ll find a wide spectrum of emotions, dialects, and characters.
Still Cameras
'Still Cameras' by Big Room Sound Inc. has a wide array of of still cameras from the 40’s, 50’s, 80’s and 2000’s. Shutter clicks, switches, servos, lens/body handling, close and roomy perspectives.
Exterior Crowds
'Exterior Crowds' by Big Room Sound Inc. is a collection of exterior crowd ambiences covering locations like downtown city streets, suburban parks and markets in Canada, USA, Mexico and England.
Cassette Tape Recorder
'Cassette Tape Recorder' by Master of Dreams is a unique collection of sounds recorded from a real cassette deck, tape recorder and sounds created by audio cassettes. Evoke nostalgia for this era of audio.
Big Waves Concrete Pier Impact
'Big Waves Concrete Pier Impact' by SonicSalute has unusual waves from a concrete pier and rocky coastline. For close up splashes, bubbles, waves from below a boardwalk, and waves recorded through a cardboard pipe, look no further!
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