Expressive winds is a sound library with lot's of howling, buffeting, whistling. 9.5 hours of wind recorded in stereo across 107 files. Gritty and sometimes otherworldly, but all quite unique.

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Expressive Winds // Morten Brogaard

More than 3 hours of interior wind ambiences, carefully edited, named with UCS and given detailed metadata. Download it here: www.mortenbrogaard.gumroad.com

Interior Wind // Morten Brogaard

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Rain ambiences is a collection of detailed dripping, splattering and pouring rain. It has more than four and a half hours of rain recorded in nature preserves, rural and urban areas. 
Being mostly recorded at night the ambiences are full of texture and detail with a range from rain aftermath to stormy downpour on many different surfaces. All files are thoroughly and carefully tagged with metadata and have UCS-compliant file naming.

Rain Ambiences // Morten Brogaard

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You can find the sounds at: mortenbrogaard.gumroad.com or asoundeffect.com

Wind ambiences is a collection of mono, stereo and surround recordings ranging from light breeze to powerful storm. Cold and tonal gusts, detailed swirling and strong buffeting wind. It’s more than 2.5 hours of material full of character with a focus on a cinematic sound avoiding birds or man-made noise. All files are carefully tagged with metadata and have thoughtful UCS-compliant file names.

If you need a multiuser license, please get in touch or simply add a quantity equal to the amount of users.

Wind Ambiences // Morten Brogaard

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You can find the sounds at: mortenbrogaard.gumroad.com or asoundeffect.com

This collection has over four hours of recordings of streams, rivers, and waterfalls, all captured without bird sounds or man-made noise. The 91 recordings offer a variety of perspectives, from close-up to distant, highlighting the natural gurgles and splashes. Everything was recorded in northern Norway, Belgium, and northern France. All files are carefully tagged with metadata and have thoughtful UCS-compliant file names.