This week, if you are looking for binaural sound libraries you are in luck! We have sounds of England’s southern beaches, ethereal breaths, and motorcycle wind noises that were all recorded binaurally, just waiting to wow your audience’s ears.
We also have contact mic recordings of piano and cellos, a new gunshot sound library, drones with abstract timbres, ambiences from lakes in Midwest cities and jungles in Laos, and a massive collection of soldier gear Foley and footsteps. Happy listening!
'Helmet Wind Noise' by Dilex gets you 97 minutes of binaural recordings of wind noise, captured inside a helmet as a Honda NC 700D motorcycle rides along a highway at 100-130 km/h.
'Mystical Drones' by Chris Drohan Sound is a collection of 57 simple and complex drones with abstract timbres and a range of pitches so you can use the same sounds for different purposes.
'Suburbs Of Chicago: Lake' by All You Can Eat Audio features bikers, runners, walkers, and rollerbladers passing by an Illinois lake bordered by the interstate and filled with people in canoes.
'Gun Pack 01: Rifle' by Game Audio Resource contains nearly 30 minutes of rifle gunshots and Foley with multiple mic positions from over 5 different types of rifles, plus it includes a construction kit with the original recordings.
'Ambisonic Bishopstone Beach' by Chris Drohan Sound has binaural and Ambisonic ambiences from Bishopstone Beach on England's south coast with no people, just lovely crisp ambiences.
'Danza Macabra' by SampleTraxx has lots of sound effects of instruments recorded with a Barcus Berry contact mic to include bowing and scratching violins and playing piano strings with different metal objects.
'Ethereal Breaths Vol.1' by Chris Drohan Sound is a collection of 132 abstract and ethereal breaths recorded binaurally, which gives optimum results when played back through headphones.
'Laos' by Edible Audio has ambiences of jungles, walla, rivers, crickets, waterfalls, streets, and rural villages all unique to Laos and recorded with a Sound Devices Mix Pre 6 and Sennheiser MKH 8020s.
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