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  • Barbershop Vol. 1 is the first instalment in a series of candid recordings captured in a Mancunian Barbershop (Speak Easy Barber Club).

    This library showcases the sounds created by the furniture inside a barbershop, such as the creaks and moans from the staircase leading up to the shop, the running taps from the hair-washing station, and the movements from a barber’s chair.

    Additionally, we’ve include recordings of a hair dryer, water spray bottle, pomade tin, and more!

    For the sound of groomers, hair brushes and scissors – look no further than Barbershop Vol. 2 for all your sonic trimming, clipping, and shaving needs.

    These sounds provide you with natural, unprocessed sounds that can be used for barber-specific projects or manipulated further for a variety of film, TV, game, and soundscape projects.

    All sounds are delivered in 24Bit 96kHz format allowing further sonic manipulation and have been meticulously edited and tagged with extensive UCS compliant metadata for ease of use.

  • Electricity Sound Effects Broken Hair Dryer Play Track 70 sounds included, 3 mins total $7

    We’ve been meaning to record this broken hair dryer for ages, it has a slight different noise to a normal hair dryer due to this, however when recording the hair dryer it broke but not before we caught its last blow dry.

    We have everything from:

    Switch Clicks
    Button Rattle
    Foley Touch/Rub
    Foley Hits
    Foley Creaks
    Foley Cable Tension
    Servo Type Noise
    Hair Dryer On/Power up
    Hair Dryer Off/Power Down
    and the eventual
    Hair Dryer Death which was like an EMF Type Noise before it smoked in our face

    Broken hair Dryer will give you enough audio to give your project the authentic sound of… well… a broken hair dryer, boosting your project to the next level. Broken hair Dryer has been edited to allow a drop in ready and Royalty Free sample pack. These Samples can be used in a variety of projects from Sound Designing/Compositions for TV, Film, Documentaries and Video Games. UCS Compliant and Metadata is attached to the samples

  • Tattoo Parlour & Barbershop Bundle features field recordings of two local businesses in Manchester, England. A plethora of objects, activity and movement were captured at a tattoo parlour and barbershop, providing you with detailed and specific sounds grounded in reality.

    Our Audio Craftsmen meticulously recorded and edited a multitude of in-shop sounds, including scissor snips, tattoo pen hums, creaky steps, squeaky doors, bottle sprays, item handling, room tone, clipper buzzes and much more!

    Use this bundle to enliven tattooing or hairdressing scenes across Film, TV and Game projects.

    The entire bundle is delivered at 24Bit 96kHz and tagged with extensive Metadata for ease of use.

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  • Bundles Videogame Foley Essentials Vol. III Play Track 1355 sounds included, 265 mins total $50

    Continuing the popular Videogame Foley Essentials series (Vol. I, Vol. II), Vol. III offers an additional 1355 individual sound effects all mixed at the same volume level, carefully cleaned of any unnecessary background noise and artifacts. These sounds are ready to be integrated into any audio middleware solution, such as Wwise or FMOD. Recorded with videogame development in mind, all sounds are short, snappy one-shots with dozens of iterations, making them ideal for layering, stretching and bending to achieve surprising results. The goal is to streamline the workflow for editors and sound designers by providing ready-to-use sound batches for their middleware projects, avoiding auditory repetition and fatigue for gamers while keeping them fully immersed in their upcoming adventures.

    You’ll find in this library the following folders with clear nomenclature and corresponding metadata related to various interactions either with environmental objects or the characters in the game:

    Beverages: interactions with various bottles, cans and textures, including breaking, scraping, mixing and dropping ice cubes into glasses; bubbling through a straw; opening and pouring sodas, wine and water into glasses and sinks, with an emphasis on cap, cork and liquid shaking sounds; and crushing soda cans.
    Clothing: numerous one-shots of various clothing textures being torn.
    Household: regular interactions with household objects such as faucets, toilets, showers and washing machines from bathrooms and kitchens; handling small machinery like coffee machines, electric squeezers, hair dryers, hand blenders, liquifiers, microwaves, mixers, portable ACs and vacuum cleaners, power drills, printers and shavers; styrofoam sounds, including picking, dropping, breaking and rubbing; unsorted object interactions such as jiggling Christmas decorations, opening and closing two types of umbrellas, handling and lighting matchsticks, shaking and opening a painkiller bottle, inserting and removing a jack cable from an amp, and screeching sounds from a mini-oven door.

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