Product Description
Tempered glass tends to be more durable than nontempered glass, and this often allows for items made using it to be thinner or otherwise more lightweight. As a result, it has a pretty distinct sound. After noticing this about my own tempered glassware, I decided to create a library out of it.
The result consists of 360 foley recordings of tempered glass dishes, bowls, and two different sizes of plates, being handled both together and in combination with utensils, as well as recordings on a wooden surface and inside a wooden cabinet. All recordings were made with a Rode NT1 at 24-bit, 96 kHz. The file names are UCS compliant.