Kramer KL11 Oldtimer Tractor (1955)

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This Sound Effect Library features a hundred recordings of Kramer KL(11) Oldtimer Tractor. The tractor was built in 1955 in Germany. It is a four stroke single cylinder engine. No cabine and the Diesel motor delivers 11HP. On two bonus recordings a Lanz LK30 potato spinner was attached to the tractor.

Recording positions include Exterior (AB, M/S & mono), On Board (At the fan-belt [sch-sch], at the cylinder-head [tok-tok], at the exhaust [pop-pop] and in a little distance to the side – also stereo-mixdowns of all mic-positions for quick editing) as well as some SFX recordings with a contact mic. The tracor performed start, stop, on, off, idle, driving and various constant speeds / rpms as well as ramps, accelerating & gear shifts. All edited and mastered for quick browsing and easy matching of the different events.

This tractor is still being used, so if you are looking for authentic farming machinery sounds from today or from the past or want to create a unique sounding fantasy vehicle – this one is for you.

The Farming Machine Bundle:
You can also get this library as part of The Farming Machine Bundle, containing the files of “Kramer KL11 Oldtimer Tractor (1955) (SOE002)” and “Harvester Klaas Lexion 530 (SOE001)“, as well as 165mb of additional tractor recordings (on board mono files of the tractor Fendt 304 LSA).

Licensor: Sound of Essen
Categories: Nature & Countryside, Vehicles.
Type: Tractor sound effects / recordings
Specs: 100 files • 100 sounds • 24 bit / 96 kHz • 1.31 GB • Includes metadata
Delivery: Instant - blazingly-fast - digital download
License type: Single user, royalty-free - for a multi-user license, click here

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