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Field recordist/composer Thomas Rex Beverly talks about the challenges and unique opportunities of capturing sound in extreme cold-weather conditions during his trip to the Eastern Cascades of Washington and shares useful tips and techniques of working with the environment to get the best recording results.
Interview by Thomas Rex Beverly, photos courtesy of Thomas Rex Beverly
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I spent two weeks in the Eastern Cascades of Washington in February 2020. This was my first major winter recording trip and it presented several new challenges. I learned a great deal about how to record in extreme weather conditions and I’m excited to share what I learned.
 

WINTER WIND PROTECTION

Recording in the snow offers unique benefits. For example, when scouting locations, I often find spots that sound lovely, but have no natural windbreaks like a rock outcrop or fallen tree.

Normally I search for a natural windbreak in wind conditions over 10 mph. However, while snowshoeing in a forest covered in 6 feet of snow, it occurred to me that I was walking on top of exactly what I needed. Using snow, I can build a wall anywhere I need! I stopped and built a snow wall in the windward direction. I didn’t have a shovel with me for the first attempt, so version 1.0 wasn’t beautiful.

Normally I search for a natural windbreak in wind conditions over 10 mph.

Come the next day, I took an avalanche shovel and the going was much easier. Then I found a squeaky tree with a wonderful eerie groan. However, there was no natural wind protection for the 30 mph gusts, so I built snow wall 2.0 and got some lovely recordings that I would otherwise have been unable to capture.

 

HOW TO BUILD A PSEUDO-PARABOLIC DISH OUT OF SNOW

After building snow walls for wind protection, I had another idea. Could I tune the sound of the environment by building a parabolic dish out of snow? When recording in the mountains, I often want to reduce the sound of distant water from the surrounding streams. Could I build a parabolic snow dish and focus the sound of the environment on specific sounds while minimizing others?

Could I tune the sound of the environment by building a parabolic dish out of snow?

Turns out, it works! If you build a snow cave with a diameter of about 6 feet it does wonders to reduce unwanted sounds below about 2,000 Hz. It also focuses on the sounds of events in close proximity. This is not a true parabolic dish, but to my ears the curve of the snow wall does increase the focus of sounds in the direction of the arc and reduce unwanted sounds to the rear.

There is one tradeoff to this strategy; reduced sound from the rear when recording in surround. When recording with my Double Mid/Side rig the snow wall dampens the sound of the rear microphone. However, this is often a tradeoff I am willing to make in order to reduce the sounds of distant water and protect the microphones from the wind. By reducing the sound of the distant water I was able to focus my recordings on the extremely quiet sounds of winter in the Eastern Cascades. I was also able to get some insanely powerful winds with absolutely no buffeting of the microphones.



Hear the power of the wind

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DOES FALLING SNOW MAKE A SOUND?

In perfect conditions, falling snow sounds like delicate crystalline rain. An extremely quiet environment is needed to hear or record it. This can be tricky because wind often accompanies snowfall. It also takes a moderate density of snow to create the sound. Sparse, slowly floating flakes aren’t heard because they land so lightly, but once you get moderate flurries an amazing sound of crystalline rain appears. It is such a soothing and wonderful sound. I also love the variation in the sound caused by different types of snow; the plop of big wet flakes and the delicate clinking crystals of powdery particles.

Much like rain, wet snow can create a thump on the microphone blimp, so it is best to find a natural rain/snow cover or to build your own. I like to find a low overhanging branch, or you can build a canopy using the local foliage.

George Vlad has a great video on how to do just that –



How to record rain sounds


How to record rain sounds

 

SNOW HURRICANES and TREE-ALANCHES

I’ve recorded canopy winds all over North America. These sounds usually consist of long sweeping gusts with the character of the forest foliage. In general, the larger the foliage the lower the pitch of the wind. Short-needled conifers create wind with more mid-range frequencies whereas long needled conifers will have more of a low-end roar. This can sound like the mid-range sweeps of short-needled Douglas Fir and Spruce, or the low roars of long-needled Ponderosa Pine. However, wind in a snowy forest is a whole other animal and it has become one of my new favorite natural sounds.
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What does it sound like when 50 mph winds sweep through a winter forest covered in wet snow? It sounds like a snow hurricane. Imagine wind roaring down the valley in long 30-second swells. When the gust finally arrives in the local canopy, debris flies everywhere. Hundreds of trees drop their loads of snow and ice with puffs of powder and meaty thumps. Trees begin to squeal as they struggle to stay vertical and hundreds of small branches break and fly to the ground to add to the mayhem.

When enough snow is sloughing off branches the forest turns into a giant plucked wood instrument.

My favorite part of this windy cacophony is when falling snow plucks small dead branches on its way down. Each plucked branch pops with a slightly different pitch! When enough snow is sloughing off branches the forest turns into a giant plucked wood instrument. This sound can also be triggered when direct sunlight crests a ridge top and instantly melts the forest canopy. These “tree-alanches” are an amazing sound of winter.



Hear a snow hurricane starting at 3:30

THE ROAR OF AVALANCHES

***Disclaimer – learn about winter safety before attempting to record avalanches. This type of recording can be extremely dangerous. Consult a local expert and learn how to travel and record safely in winter conditions.

A local mountaineer took me out snowshoeing in the Eastern Cascades. We hiked up into a large basin with majestic mountains on all sides. As we sat to eat lunch, the sun crested the ridge line and hit the massive cliff face to our west. It began to crack and groan. After a few minutes, the energy of the sun triggered a series of avalanches! I was in awe for the first slide and then scrambled to set up my mics. Avalanches were happening every 5-10 minutes! It was an amazing experience to watch and hear.

Avalanches were happening every 5-10 minutes! It was an amazing experience to watch and hear.

Some avalanches had a powdery sound, almost like sand while others sounded like refrigerator-sized chunks of ice tumbling down a mountain face. Others had a roar like distant thunder.

I was amazed at the length of the event, as most avalanches last 30-90 seconds. Some started with a rumble, others with a sharper crack, and all had long, decaying tails as the snow and ice tumbled down the mountain side.

That day had an incredibly rare set of conditions. The danger of larger avalanches was low, but the sun was triggering smaller slides that I could record from a safe distance. I was lucky to experience this afternoon of avalanches and was incredibly thankful to have had a chance to hear the power of this captivating natural event. It is similar to experiencing a tornado or wildfire.
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My Double Mid/Side drop-and-record rig was left in the woods in various locations recording for 10 days. During that time, I was lucky to capture two large avalanches. Capturing an isolated recording of a large avalanche is incredibly difficult. It is problematic to leave a drop rig close enough to an avalanche chute to get good recordings while also far enough away that it won’t get buried in tons of snow.

In addition, a windless night is needed so that gusts are not masking the low roar of the avalanche.

After days of waiting, I got lucky and a gigantic slide happened about a quarter mile from my mics. It has a lush guttural roar with an immense natural power.



Hear the power of sliding snow

WINTER HOOTS

Great Horned and Barred Owls are winter nesters so they start looking for a mate and a place to nest in snowy forests. This makes February a perfect time to catch some lovely owl duets as they call to each other. I was lucky to catch some lovely Great Horned owls and a Barred Owl on still nights. The Great Horned Owls sing a lovely duet, but the Barred Owl sings it’s lonely call into the night with no response.



Hear owl duets at 1:10

Snow forest sounds

NATURE ROOMTONES IN WINTER FORESTS

Natural spaces have a roomtone just like cathedrals or concert halls. For indoor spaces, the sound is often lighting or HVAC systems. Outdoors, a very light wind is needed to resonate the space and give it an airy tone. If the outdoor space is totally still, all that is recorded is the self-noise of the microphones and recorder preamps so I search for resonant spaces with barely audible wind and distant soothing water. This could be a whispering branch squeak, tranquil canopies gently drifting, or the swish of distant wind cresting ridgetops. I love the subtle sound of this silence.



Hear forest roomtones

WINTER RECORDING TIPS:

Q: How do you record falling snow without ruining your recording gear?

A: I use the same strategies I use for recording rain. You can learn more about rain recording from a Tonebenders interview, or my blog post on Alaskan rain.

Q: How do you keep batteries working in cold conditions?

A: Bury the recorder and dry bag in the snow for drop-and-record sessions. Snow is mostly air and acts as an excellent insulator. I found that the combination of the heat created by the Sound Devices MixPre-6 or MixPre-3 II and the insulation of the snow is enough to keep the USB-C batteries running well in temperatures down to 10° F. I only saw a 5-10% performance loss on overnight recording sessions in those conditions.

Buy USB batteries that are larger than you need when recording in cold conditions. If the battery is charged above 50% it will likely still work in very cold conditions. If the charge dips below 50% it will likely die when it gets cold. For example, I run my Sony A10 off a 20,000 mAh USB-A battery for long drop rig recording sessions. The A10 can run for several days off the first 50% of that battery.

Q: How do you change drop-rig batteries and SD cards in a blizzard?

A: Previously, I’ve used a large umbrella to cover myself during rainstorms. This works reasonably well in the rain, but is not ideal in blowing snowstorms. I realized it is much better to use a tent’s rainfly of at least 8 x 12 feet. With that large tarp, I can cover my body and all the gear without any danger of getting a stray snowflake into my electronics. This works extremely well and I was able to change batteries in almost whiteout snow conditions.

Q: What if it snows 6 feet in one night?

A: This can happen in unpredictable mountain conditions, so make sure your tripod is high enough off the ground so that the blimp doesn’t get totally buried in the snow. If you’ve waterproofed your Cinela blimp (read more on how to do that – here), the mics would probably be fine, but if the whole rig is buried in 6 feet of snow, it could be difficult to locate. Make sure you have a GPS location recorded on where you left your mics and pay serious attention to snowfall predictions. I love my Garmin inReach mini because I can get accurate local weather predictions by satellite when I am off the grid.

Experiment with building wind walls and parabolic dishes out of snow. Using the snow to tune the sound of the environment can yield wonderful results.
 

I hope you enjoy the subtle sounds of winter in the Eastern Cascades of Washington. This recording trip was an awe-inspiring and restful time for me. I hope you love these sounds as much as I loved recording them.

Thanks for listening,
Tom

The Pacific Northwest Sound Library Series:

  • Nature & Countryside Ambiences Avalanche and Tree-alanche Play Track 56+ sounds included, 39 mins total From: $70

    • In Avalanche and Tree-alanche, get a powerful collection of sliding snow and ice from the pristine wilderness of the Eastern Cascades, Washington. Hear massive slabs of snow break free and tumble down mountains with majestic power. Hear chunky slides as refrigerator-sized chunks of ice careen down slopes and waterfalls of powder moving like rivers of sand. Hear tree-alanches as snow and ice plastered to branches is dislodged by sun-melt and wind. Hear hellacious debris clouds as gusts hit local canopies and dislodge snow hurricanes of powder, ice, and branches.

    • This library offers you a collection of sounds from an awe inspiring natural event. Avalanches are dangerous and extremely difficult to record. They have the natural power akin to tornadoes or wildfires. I hope you enjoy listening to the roars of wintertime in the remote mountains of Washington.

    2% FOR THE ENVIRONMENT & CARBON NEUTRAL:
    • Two percent of the price of this library is donated to an environmental cause, as an “artist royalty” for the planet!
    • Carbon offset credits were purchased to offset my field recording travel for this library.

    KEY FEATURES:
    • 15 avalanches total
    • 2 avalanches in quad
    • 13 avalanches in stereo only
    • What is a tree-alanche? This sound is created when cached snow on branches is dislodged by wind or sun melt.
    • 45 tree-alanches in quad
    • Each tree-alanche is between 15 and 90 seconds
    FILE LIST & METADATA:
    • View larger version or Download CSV
    • A spectrogram is included for each audio file. Double click on the photo to enlarge.
    MORE INFO:
    • Read 40+ testimonials for Thomas Rex Beverly Audio
    • Read my Field Recording Mastering Rules and learn more about how these recordings were mastered.
    • Browse the Library Info Master List to compare specs on all my libraries.
    • Browse the Metadata Master List to search my entire catalog.
    • MD5 and SHA 256 Checksums are included for each zip file in my catalog. Use these hashes to check the integrity of your downloaded files.
    GEAR USED:
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 pair and MKH30 in Double Mid/Side
    • Lom Usi
    • Sound Devices MixPre-6
    • Sony D100
    • Cinela Pianissimo Mid/Side Blimp
    STEREO AND QUAD FILES:
    • Stereo: front mid/side decoded to left and right.
    • Quad: double mid/side decoded to quad.
    STEREO ONLY FILES:
    • These recording were made with Lom Usi and do not include a quad version.
    • The “stereo only” files are included in the specs for the “Stereo Specs” below.
  • Nature & Countryside Ambiences Nature Roomtones: Forests Play Track 39+ sounds included, 167 mins total From: $80

    DESCRIPTION:
    • In Nature Roomtones: Forests, get a collection of ambiences with zero wildlife and barely audible canopy wind. Hear the eerie creaking of burnt trees and cascading “tree-alanches”. Hear wildlife-free, natural roomtones from 39 different perspectives perfect for your post-apocalyptic productions or as atmospheric beds for any type of forest environment.
    • This library offers you an extensive collection of ambiences with sparse flora and zero fauna from winter nights in coniferous forests. Hear the majestic sparseness of eerie forest nights perfect for your dystopian adventure story.
    • If you need more natural roomtones, be sure to listen to Nature Roomtones: Deserts.

    2% FOR THE ENVIRONMENT & CARBON NEUTRAL:
    • Two percent of the price of this library is donated to an environmental cause, as an “artist royalty” for the planet!
    • Carbon offset credits were purchased to offset my field recording travel for this library.

    KEY FEATURES:
    • Zero wildlife
    • Barely audible canopy wind
    • Distant ridge top wind
    • Distant soothing water
    • Absolute nothingness
    • Sporadic snow and ice falling from branches as “tree-alanches”
    • Sporadic falling twigs and branches
    • Eerie branch squeaks and creaks
    • Forests of living of Douglas fir and Spruce
    • Forests of dead trunks burned in a recent wildfire
    WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NATURE ROOMTONE, QUIET NATURE, AND ACTIVE NATURE LIBRARIES?
    Nature Roomtones = natural soundscapes with zero fauna, sparse flora, and sparse water. Location non-specific because of zero wildlife.
    • Quiet Nature = natural soundscapes with sparse fauna, sparse flora, and sparse water. Geographically linked to a place because of wildlife.
    • Active Nature = active fauna (wildlife), flora (usually wind), and water
    TEXT MARKERS:
    • Named markers are included in each file to help find interesting events in an otherwise uniform waveform.
    • Markers are included in the Soundminer and BWAV description fields starting with the prefix “Marker Text”.
    FILE LIST & METADATA:
    View larger version or Download CSV
    • A spectrogram is included for each audio file. Double click on the photo in the file list to enlarge.
    MORE INFO:
    • Read 40+ user reviews for Thomas Rex Beverly Audio
    • Read my Field Recording Mastering Rules and learn more about how these recordings were mastered.
    • Browse the Library Info Master List to compare specs on all my libraries.
    • Browse the Metadata Master List to search my entire catalog.
    • MD5 and SHA 256 Checksums are included for each zip file in my catalog. Use these hashes to check the integrity of your downloaded files.
    GEAR USED:
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 pair and MKH30 in Double Mid/Side
    • Lom Usi
    • Sound Devices MixPre-6
    • Sony D100
    • Cinela Pianissimo Double Mid/Side Blimp
    STEREO AND QUAD FILES:
    • Stereo: mid/side decoded to left and right.
    • Quad: double mid/side decoded to quad.
    STEREO ONLY FILES:
    • These recording were made with LOM Usi and do not include a quad version.
    • The “stereo only” files are included in the specs for the “Stereo Specs” below.
  • DESCRIPTION:
    • In Pacific Northwest: Falling Snow, get an expansive collection of falling snow and ice from the pristine wilderness of the Eastern Cascades, Washington. Hear the soothing crystalline rain of snowflakes gently falling in a winter wonderland. Hear tree-alanches as snow and ice plastered to branches is dislodged by sun-melt and wind. Hear massive wind gusts slowly wandering down valleys over 60 seconds. Hear hellacious debris clouds as gusts hit local canopies and dislodge snow hurricanes of powder, ice, and branches.
    • This library offers you a large collection of falling snow from soothing snowflakes to snow hurricanes. I hope you enjoy listening to the awesome power of wintertime in the remote mountains of Washington.

    2% FOR THE ENVIRONMENT & CARBON NEUTRAL:
    • Two percent of the price of this library is donated to an environmental cause, as an “artist royalty” for the planet!
    • Carbon offset credits were purchased to offset my field recording travel for this library.

    KEY FEATURES:
    • Zero wildlife
    • Soothing snowflakes falling as crystalline rain
    • Light, moderate, and heavy falling snow without wind
    • light, moderate, and heavy wind with falling snow
    • Tree-alanches – created when sun-melt and wind dislodge snow and ice from branches
    • Snow hurricanes – hellacious debris clouds of powder, ice, and branches during massive windstorms
    • Eerie creaks and squeaks from recently burnt trees
    TEXT MARKERS:
    • Named markers are included in each file to help find interesting events in an otherwise uniform waveform.
    • Markers are included in the Soundminer and BWAV description fields starting with the prefix “Marker Text”.
    FILE LIST & METADATA:
    View larger version or Download CSV
    • A spectrogram is included for each audio file. Double click on the photo in the file list to enlarge.
    MORE INFO:
    • Read 40+ user reviews for Thomas Rex Beverly Audio
    • Read my Field Recording Mastering Rules and learn more about how these recordings were mastered.
    • Browse the Library Info Master List to compare specs on all my libraries.
    • Browse the Metadata Master List to search my entire catalog.
    • MD5 and SHA 256 Checksums are included for each zip file in my catalog. Use these hashes to check the integrity of your downloaded files.
    GEAR USED:
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 pair and MKH30 in Double Mid/Side
    • Lom Usi
    • Sound Devices MixPre-6
    • Sony D100
    • Cinela Pianissimo Double Mid/Side Blimp
    STEREO AND QUAD FILES:
    • Stereo: mid/side decoded to left and right.
    • Quad: double mid/side decoded to quad.
    STEREO ONLY FILES:
    • These recording were made with LOM Usi and do not include a quad version.
    • The “stereo only” files are included in the specs for the “Stereo Specs” below.
  • DESCRIPTION:
    • In Pacific Northwest: Quiet Nature 2, get a collection of ambiences with sparse flora and fauna from the Eastern Cascades, Washington. Hear playful croaks of a ravens perched in snow-capped canopies. Hear the counterpoint of nature’s cellos as Great Horned owls sing haunting duets. Hear the hungry knocking of woodpeckers pecking to find their dinner and the majestic sparseness of winter forests empty of all but a few species of wildlife. 
    • This library offers you an extensive collection of ambiences with sparse flora and fauna of winter in a coniferous forest. I hope you enjoy the sparse wildlife of this winter wonderland.

    2% FOR THE ENVIRONMENT & CARBON NEUTRAL:
    • Two percent of the price of this library is donated to an environmental cause, as an “artist royalty” for the planet!
    • Carbon offset credits were purchased to offset my field recording travel for this library.

    KEY FEATURES:
    • Winter ambiences with sparse flora and fauna
    • Ravens, owls, woodpeckers, and small twittering songbirds
    • Lonely solo owl hoots and haunting duets
    • Gentle canopy winds
    • Distant roaring wind
    • Distant soothing water
    TEXT MARKERS:
    • Named markers are included in each file to help find interesting events in an otherwise uniform waveform.
    • Markers are included in the Soundminer and BWAV description fields starting with the prefix “Marker Text”.
    FILE LIST & METADATA:
    View larger version or Download CSV.
    • A spectrogram is included for each audio file. Double click on the photo in the file list to enlarge.
    MORE INFO:
    • Read 40+ user reviews for Thomas Rex Beverly Audio
    • Read my Field Recording Mastering Rules and learn more about how these recordings were mastered.
    • Browse the Library Info Master List to compare specs on all my libraries.
    • Browse the Metadata Master List to search my entire catalog.
    • MD5 and SHA 256 Checksums are included for each zip file in my catalog. Use these hashes to check the integrity of your downloaded files.
    GEAR USED:
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 pair and MKH30 in Double Mid/Side
    • Lom Usi
    • Sound Devices MixPre-6
    • Sony D100
    • Cinela Pianissimo Double Mid/Side Blimp
    STEREO AND QUAD FILES:
    • Stereo: mid/side decoded to left and right.
    • Quad: double mid/side decoded to quad.
    STEREO ONLY FILES:
    • These recording were made with LOM Usi and do not include a quad version.
    • The “stereo only” files are included in the specs for the “Stereo Specs” below.
  • Nature & Countryside Ambiences Pacific Northwest: Wind Play Track 35+ sounds included, 222 mins total From: $70

    DESCRIPTION:
    • In Pacific Northwest: Wind get an expansive collection of coniferous wind from the pristine wilderness of the Eastern Cascades, Washington. Hear the soothing wind of short needled Douglas fir and Spruce. Hear gentle whisps topping distant ridge tops and blustery 50 mph blasts swinging the forest in a wandering dance. Hear the austere emptiness of recently burned forest and eerie creaks so emotional it sounds like the old trees are talking.
    • This library offers a large collection of coniferous canopy wind. I hope you enjoy the sounds of this winter wonderland.

    2% FOR THE ENVIRONMENT & CARBON NEUTRAL:
    • Two percent of the price of this library is donated to an environmental cause, as an “artist royalty” for the planet!
    • Carbon offset credits were purchased to offset my field recording travel for this library.

    KEY FEATURES:
    • Zero birds, insects, or other wildlife in all recordings
    • Emotional creaks, squeals, stutters, and groans
    • Winds ranging from gentle gusts too blustery 50 mph blasts
    • Coniferous canopy wind in living forests of Douglas fir and Spruce.
    • Short-needle coniferous wind. The length of the foliage determines the pitch of the wind. Therefore, the short needles of Douglas fir creates wind with a higher pitch than Ponderosa pine with its much longer needles.
    • Post wildfire wind. After the fire, only the tree trunks remain, creating deep eerie roars.
    • Soothing gusts cresting distant ridgetops.
    TEXT MARKERS:
    • Named markers are included in each file to help find interesting events in an otherwise uniform waveform.
    • Markers are included in the Soundminer and BWAV description fields starting with the prefix “Marker Text”.
    FILE LIST & METADATA:
    View larger version or Download CSV
    • A spectrogram is included for each audio file. Double click on the photo in the file list to enlarge.
    MORE INFO:
    • Read 40+ user reviews for Thomas Rex Beverly Audio
    • Read my Field Recording Mastering Rules and learn more about how these recordings were mastered.
    • Browse the Library Info Master List to compare specs on all my libraries.
    • Browse the Metadata Master List to search my entire catalog.
    • MD5 and SHA 256 Checksums are included for each zip file in my catalog. Use these hashes to check the integrity of your downloaded files.
    GEAR USED:
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 pair and MKH30 in Double Mid/Side
    • Lom Usi
    • Sound Devices MixPre-6
    • Sony D100
    • Cinela Pianissimo Double Mid/Side Blimp
    STEREO AND QUAD FILES:
    • Stereo: mid/side decoded to left and right.
    • Quad: double mid/side decoded to quad.
    STEREO ONLY FILES:
    • These recording were made with LOM Usi and do not include a quad version.
    • The “stereo only” files are included in the specs for the “Stereo Specs” below.

A big thanks to Thomas Rex Beverly for giving us a behind-the-scenes look at capturing the Sounds of Snowstorms and Avalanches!

 

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    With all essential action and foley sounds for most common Oympic Sports that have been included in this pack, along with ambiences and miscellaneous sounds – such as AIR HORNS, ARENA AMBIENCES, CROWD CHEERING and CHANTING, JUDGE WHISTLE, and more – this sound effects library will leave nothing to be desired!

     

    ENGAGING SPORTS MUSIC IN ALL GENRES

    Immerse your players in gaming experience like no other with almost every music genre commonly found in sport events, games and tv program. We have also included multiple variations and edits to make your workflow as fast and easy as posible.

    From INDIE ROCK, HARD ROCK and METAL, to multiple sub-genres of ELECTRONIC Music, FUNK, ROCK BLUES and other genres, from SHORT STINGS, JINGLES and DROPS, to LOOPS, music mixes in VARIOUS INTENSITIES, included content here is a must have in your audio collection.

     

    With each audio file being drag-and-drop ready, presented in high quality MP3 and WAV formats with meticulously labelled keywords for your convienience, you will create the perfect gaming experience for your players in a matter of moments!


    So STEP UP YOUR SLOTS, GRAB ATTENTION and BUILD CONNECTION with YOUR PLAYERS! 

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    SPORTS SLOTS at a Glance:

    • Symbol Sounds, Buttons and other Interface Sounds, Reel Spin and Stops, Trigger Sounds, Selection and Reveal sound effects, Music Loops for every scene and situation, Win Tunes and Rollups, Payouts and other short Celebration Tunes + much more!
    • Sports-Themed Feature Sounds: Basketball, Soccer / Football, Hockey, Baseball, Golf, Tennis, Table Tennis / Ping Pong, Skiing / Bobsled, Swimming, Waterpolo, Boxing and more
    • Numerous Variations and Edits of the assets, such as multiple lengths, intensities, looping and non-looping variants, and more;
    • Ready to use – requires no editing, labelling or splicing. Categorized, organized and individually labeled files for maximum use efficiency;
    • FREE Updates to higher versions, FOREVER!

    Enrich your slot IP in seconds with beautifully mixed, AAA quality sounds brought to you by our team of industry veterans, whose 1000+ slot games worth of experience have culminated in this extraordinary sound pack!



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