We have traditional Finnish instruments like a Reindeer Antler Whistle, Birch Trumpet, and 3-stringed Jouhikko.
Other unique new libraries includes sounds of a female cockapoo puppy, a fart machine, an iFlight UAD, an intimidating Russian game character, English steam trains, and lots of smartphone Foley.
You can also hear fascinating new ambiences, including two new collections from Bulgaria, roomtones from restaurants, recordings of rivers and creeks, and sounds from airports and planes. Happy listening!
Sound library highlight by Adriane Kuzminski
'Reindeer Antler Whistle' by Niklas Eurén is a unique little instrument. The physical version of the instrument could produce only one clear note, and this was sampled to create a full-range virtual wind instrument.
'Restaurant Ambience' by Celine Woodburn lets you enjoy ambiences filled with plenty of chatter and clinking plates. It was recorded in 192 kHz / 32-bit float with a Zoom f3 and exported in 192/32 and 96/24 for your convenience.
'Smartphone Foley Vol. 1' by 344 Audio delivers authentic sounds of a smartphone. It's a pocket-sized collection of taps, swipes, handling and vibrations captured on wooden and metallic surfaces delivered in 24-bit / 192kHz with UCS metadata.
'Airport & Plane Ambience' by Sonic Bat contains 20 recordings from Lisbon and Frankfurt’s airports. It has airport ambiences, plus sounds from 3 flights, including taking off and landing, passengers settling in, and announcements in 4 languages.
Enlist a soviet thug in your next game audio production with 'AAA Game Character Russian Thug' by Epic Stock Media. It features a deep, confident, cocky collection of designed human voice overs created for realistic games and trailers.
Made of birch bark, the 'Birch Trumpet' by Niklas Eurén , or tuohitorvi as it's known in Finland, is a traditional Finnish instrument. This library has long and short notes, as well as expanded notes to cover 4 octaves. This library requires the full version of Kontakt 6.7.0 or higher.
Bun venit în Bulgaria! 'Bulgaria Vol. 1' by 344 Audio features field recordings captured in the outskirts of this city. It has sounds of a mountain path, forest trail, stream, residential areas, parks, back streets, and roadsides.
'Bulgaria Vol. 2' by 344 Audio shows off this Balkan country. It has sounds of a plane cabin en route to Sofia and the city itself. Hear tram pass bys, Bulgarian language, plane announcements and take offs, vehicles, and other urban facets.
'iFlight ProTek35 CineWhoop 2020 UAD' by Krampfstadt Studio was recorded in 32-bit / 192 kHz with a Rode NTG1 and FEL Clippy EM272 microphones and a Zoom F3 recorder. It contains .wav files of driving and exterior Foley, and mechanical and electrical sounds.
All aboard! 'Steam Train Vol. 1' by 344 Audio delivers authentic sounds of a British steam locomotive. Hear whistles, chugging, wheels on railway tracks, steam hissing, passenger voices, engine clicks, and more, captured in the heart of the industrial revolution – the North West of England.
'Jouhikko' by Niklas Eurén features a traditional bowed lyre from Finland. It has 3 horsehair strings, along with its E-A-D tuning, though the A-D-G tuning is covered as well. You'll hear long notes, staccato, spiccato, pizzicato and tremolo, A4 to C#5, and more!
'Rivers, Streams, Creeks' by Stefano Cremona has 31 sounds of rivers, streams and creeks. Each file is 2 minutes and loopable. This collection has quiet rivers, ones rough with waves, and small, calm mountain creeks - recorded from various perspectives and distances.
From barks to whines, whimpers and grunts, 'Dogs – Cockapoo' by Robert Kubicki features an outstanding canine performance from Penny. Being a puppy, her mood fluctuates from excitement to anxiety, but rest assured – she enjoyed the session and was rewarded plenty of treats.
Good things do come in small packages. 'Farts Vol. 1' by 344 Audio is a collection of trumps, poots, and toots created using a rubber fart machine. This library is perfect for cartoons, comedies, animations, goofy slapstick productions, and any character who needs to vent one.
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RAW BUFFERS – a Discman glitch library.
Abrasive glitch clicks, scrambles, tones and bursts.
Harvesting the glitches from short-circuiting the “electronic skip protection” chip on a late 90’s Discman player.
Connecting the legs of this chip mangles and scrambles the buffer data, resulting in abrasive digital clicks, stutters, tones and bursts.23 minutes (1.6GB) of 192kHz/24 bit recordings
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CRACKS is a large exploration of different cracking sound sources – cracking, crunching, breaking and creaking.
I have recorded a number of different materials, designed and processed to create some more aggressive, powerful and ready-to-use destruction sounds.
Bread, Cardboard, Celery, Ceramic, Chips, Glass, Ice, Icy vegetables, Leather, Paper, Pasta, Plastic, Polystyrene, Rocks, Snow, Wood.
The library contains over 444 sound files – around 2,5 hours of sounds included in total.
Originally recorded at 192 kHz with two Sennheiser MKH8040 and a Sound devices 702.
Each sound file has been carefully named and tagged for easy search in Soundminer and is Universal Category System (UCS) compliant.(see the full track list below).
Update 3 – New sounds added to the library:
Cracks has been updated with 71 new recordings, and completely renamed and tagged in UCS .
A total of 2 GB of free additional content, bringing the total library size to over 7 GB in 515 files.
Update 4 – New sounds added to the library:
Cracks has just been updated with 73 new files, more rock, ice and wood cracks.
A total of 1,8 GB of free additional content, bringing the total library size to over 8,5 GB in 586 files.
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RAW BUFFERS – a Discman glitch library.
Abrasive glitch clicks, scrambles, tones and bursts.
Harvesting the glitches from short-circuiting the “electronic skip protection” chip on a late 90’s Discman player.
Connecting the legs of this chip mangles and scrambles the buffer data, resulting in abrasive digital clicks, stutters, tones and bursts.23 minutes (1.6GB) of 192kHz/24 bit recordings
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