Product Description
This is a versatile library of machine sounds like servos, motors, hydraulics, buttons, and buzzers, perfect for creating robots, industry, sci-fi, steampunk, or cyberpunk machines.
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Product Specifications
- Licensor:
- SoundFellas
- Categories:
- Specs:
- 501 sounds • 501 files • 24 Bit / 96 kHz • 690.89 MB • No metadata
- Delivery:
- Instant - blazingly-fast - digital download
- License type:
- Royalty-free - you can select the number of users on checkout
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This is a versatile library of machine sounds like servos, motors, hydraulics, buttons, and buzzers, perfect for creating robots, industry, sci-fi, steampunk, or cyberpunk machines.
Give life to anything mechanical in your projects, with many variations for each type of event, and combine various machine recordings to create even more exotic sounds. If you have a project requiring machine components, robots, industry, mechanicals, or giant mechs, this is a library for you.
Take your sound to the next level by combining the sounds of this library with organic sounds for that characteristic sound of advanced biotech utopias or failed experiments and dystopias. This library is also perfect for machinery-themed user interfaces and steampunk projects.
For music producers, this is the perfect library for industrial metal or noisecore music tracks. And you can also layer the sounds of this library with your tracks for a non-diegetic feeling of machine dominance.
SUGGESTED USE
industrial, steampunk, sci-fi, robotics, hi-tech, mechanical puzzles, chain reaction, contraptions, space exploration
KEYWORDS FROM INCLUDED SOUNDS
component, technology, hi-tech, mechanical, machinery, industrial, equipment, hydraulic, servo, servomotor, buzzer, motor, steam, burst, movement
SPECIFICATIONS
The package contains 501 lossless (PCM) wave files (WAV) at 96 kHz / 24-bit resolution with an uncompressed size of 690 MB.
CHANNEL FORMATS INCLUDED
- Mono
- Stereo
UNIQUE FEATURES
- Professional Grade – Low Cost: Low cost is almost automatically associated with low quality and less value; however, this is an unfair correlation. We constantly use critical thinking to reduce the cost of production while maintaining, or even increasing, the quality we deliver. Our quality-driven culture results in professional-grade sound libraries with 10x or 20x lower prices than any high-quality competitor.
- PureSource™: PureSource™ is our proprietary ingestion workflow based on sound restoration, forensic audio, and reverse engineering techniques. The result is audio assets without any on-location reverb, equipment artifacts, and Doppler effect. They spatialize great around the audience and sound real with virtual acoustics and reverb processors.
- Refined Content: Optimized trimming, seamless looping, and detailed fading. All these, result in oneshots that perfectly sync with visuals or user actions, and loops that cycle seamlessly. No glitches or awkward audio-to-visual sync issues; our audio content performs great across any playback scenario.
- AuthorNorm™: AuthorNorm™ is a proprietary perceived loudness normalization protocol, and it’s the perfect way to normalize audio assets for fast ingestion and easy mixing in game engines, video editors, digital audio workstations, virtual music instruments and samplers, and any other authoring application.
- HDR Audio: Our end-to-end high dynamic range pipeline yields crystal clear sound with more detail, punchier attacks, and smoother fades. What you get is content that feels great and cuts through the mix.
CONTENTS AND ORGANIZATION
Check out the contents and organization of this sound library in the library’s File List.
We take extra care to make it easy to find the sounds you need and intuitively browse the contents. Depending on the theme and content, we use various ways to organize the content. Different content categories and channel formats are organized in folders. Useful content properties are included in the filenames (i.e., Loop, Complex, Diffused, DoplerInversed, etc.). Different types of the same phenomenon are denoted with capital letters, and same-type variations are enumerated with two-digit incremental numbers.