Boom Library Cinematic Darkness Designed

Product Description

The Boom Library Cinematic Darkness Designed is the dark side of trailer sound effects. CINEMATIC DARKNESS is the fourth release in BOOM's grand CINEMATIC series and is absolutely no less exciting than its predecessors: dirty BLASTS, scary DRONES, digital GLITCHES, synthetic SCREAMS, disturbing STUTTERS, creepy NOISE, heavy WHOOSHES – the list is packed with more than 15 GB of high-quality SFX into this collection.

READY-TO-USE SOUNDS FOR INSTANT AWESOMENESS

You’re under deadline pressure and don’t have time to start creating your own sounds from scratch but you don’t want to lower your standards? The CINEMATIC DARKNESS DESIGNED is your creative go-to-collection if you want to pick from a full collection of evil madness.

EACH SOUND A SINISTER MASTERPIECE

CINEMATIC DARKNESS is destined to be the key library for your next dark movie, trailer or game project. It keeps ready mad noise terror, evil screams, weird glitches and much more gloom in an instant. The name says it all: these sounds come to you as pre-designed, “ready-to-use” tools. BOOM created an impressive set of frightening and murky SFX with booms, deep hits, digital glitches, scary drones, science stutters, tension builders and much more.

INCLUDED SOUNDS:

HITS, BASSES, BLASTS, DEEP, DRONES, DRUMS, DROPS, DISTORTED, HARSH, SCREAMS, DARK, SCREAMING, CRACKLING, DIGITAL GLITCHES, IMPACTS, SHUTTERING, PUNCHY, NOISY, BURSTING, METALLIC, HEAVY, SMASHES, DAMAGED, AGGRESSIVE, RISES, STRESSING, RUMBLES, SHUTTERS, TENSION, TRANSITIONS, WHOOSHES, CREEPY, UNSETTLING, DISTURBING, HARD, SCARY

WHAT WAS RECORDED

BOOM made use of some really rare and vintage but also modern and unique analog devices such as the Ampex AG-440 analog tape recorder from 1969, the NED Synclavier, Yamaha CS-60, Rhodes Chroma, E-Mu Emulator II, – just to mention a few of them. Here are some of the devices BOOM recorded to design the unique sound in mind.

WHAT'S SO SPECIAL ABOUT THIS SOUND FX LIBRARY?

CINEMATIC DARKNESS has been co-produced with sound designer Sebastian Johnson who left his footprints in the world of sound design starting in the 90s with the first commercial library for the Waldorf Microwave and sound design for Ensoniq, Clavia, DSI, and recently for more than 40 blockbuster trailers in the last 4 years such as:

COMPATIBLE SOFTWARE

BOOM Library sound FX come as WAV files. This means you can import and work with them in any software that can handle this file type. Here are the most common audio and video editing software tools that work perfectly with the sound FX.

AUDIO SOFTWARE:

• Logic Pro
• Cubase
• Nuendo
• Ableton Live
• Pro Tools
• Reaper

RICH METADATA EMBEDDED

To provide you with the fastest and easiest workflow possible, all files contain extensive metadata like file description & keywords. Metadata can be read and processed by audio management tools. Some digital audio workstations feature an included search tool that can also read embedded metadata. Here are the most common audio management tools:

• Soundminer
• Basehead
• Soundly

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

• Files: 128
• Sounds: 756
• Size: 5.7 GB
• Content Info: PDF, XLS1
• Format: WAV - 24-bit - 96/192 kHz / Windows + Mac