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Follow the many movements of water sound effects in natural, interior, and industrial settings.

Water Flow is a varied collection of moving water recordings in both organic and manmade environments. From cascading waterfalls, to running sinks, lapping ocean waves, and dripping cave interiors, these vivid water sound effects of splashes, trickles, bubbles, and droplets will fit right into your projects.

Captured by sound designer and recordist Martin Pinsonnault (Big Little Lies, Dallas Buyers Club) and the Sonomar team, these detailed sounds will have you covered for flowing rivers, gentle streams, leaking pipes, sizzling geysers, and bubbling brooks in all sorts of scenes. Glide through your nautical films, television shows, video games and more with this useful all-purpose water sound effects library.

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Curated from the private collection of Academy Award®-winner Richard King (Dunkirk, Inception), Pass Bys delivers a handy grab bag of high-quality car, truck, and motorcycle pass by sound effects for any project. Vehicles are everywhere in film, games, and television, so passing car sound effects are essential to any sound editor’s toolkit.

Be prepared for any scene with pass bys at different speeds, terrain, and maneuvers. King’s masterfully captured recordings are well isolated with minimal background noise, making them perfect to drag-and-drop into your edit while setting the scene or cutting backgrounds. Accelerate your workflow with speedy doppler swooshes, slow sputtering engine groans, zippy electric car hums, and more.

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Whoosh sound effects are the perfect way to convey movement, excitement and scale. But there’s no one-size-fits-all whoosh – some are fast, some are slow, some are low-pitched, some are high-pitched, some are realistic, and some are abstract. Finding the perfect whoosh for any given moment is key to conveying what you want the audience to feel, but sometimes you just can’t find the right one. Kinetic expands your options with a collection of highly specific, custom-designed whooshes created by Academy Award®-winning sound artist Mark Mangini (Dune, Mad Max: Fury Road, Blade Runner 2049).

This fresh and unique whoosh sound effects library is perfect for adding dynamic motion to transitions, trailers, and more. You won’t find any of the typical whoosh sounds made from swishing ropes or other ordinary objects – each asset in this pack has been crafted with a unique sonic identity ranging from fast, intense swoops and airy flutters to massive, rumbling pass-bys and abrasive, distorted tears.

Each sound file is embedded with rich, UCS-standardized metadata for fast, pinpoint search results. Descriptions include Mangini's specific search terms that evoke the character of each sound – making it easier to find the right sound to tell your story. Advanced metadata fields ensure compatibility across any database search platform such as SoundQ, Soundminer, BaseHead, Netmix, Workspace (Pro Tools), Find Tool (Media Composer), Media Bay (Nuendo), Reaper, Adobe Premiere, and beyond.

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Vehicle recording expert Watson Wu, whose credits include Baby Driver as well as ads for Lexus and Mercedes-AMG, is back with another collection of comprehensively recorded cars. Wu Collection: Vehicles Vol. 2 captures six high-performance sports cars from 1988 to 2017 in extreme detail with multiple simultaneous microphone perspectives for maximum versatility. This exhaustive and high-quality library is perfect for bringing realism to car scenes or designing your own vehicle sounds from scratch.

Wu Collection: Vol. 2 features workups of a 1988 Ferrari Testarossa, 1999 Porsche Carrera 911, 2005 Ford GT, 2010 Aston Martin DBS Volante, 2015 Chevy Corvette C7 Stingray Coupe, and 2017 Dodge Charger SRT Hellcat. This collection contains recordings of driving at different RPM levels, as well as approaches, pass-bys, drive-aways, engine revs, reverses, idling and ancillary sounds like door, trunk, and hood opens and closes, horn honks, handbrakes, glove compartment sounds and more. Synchronized onboard and distance perspectives allow you to easily cut between interior and exterior shots for seamless transitions.

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Expanding on the popular King Collection: Vol. 1 general library, King Collection: Vol. 2 brings thousands more vivid, inspiring sounds from Academy Award®-winning sound artist Richard King (Dunkirk, Inception, The Dark Knight) to your collection. Curated in collaboration with King and available exclusively from Pro Sound Effects, this library is perfect for both new sound designers shopping for their first general library, and seasoned pros who want to expand their collection with a splash of sonic inspiration. Craft your story with the same rare and big-budget sound effects used by award-winning professionals – expertly captured by top recordists with Hollywood resources.

This wide-ranging library includes a complete palette of essential sounds – from Foley, footsteps, and props to animals, birds, and insects – but what really stands out is the large selection of immersive ambiences and backgrounds. You’ll find vivid soundscapes from cities across the world as well as specific ambience “flavors” like industrial, nautical, technical, and exotic. Bring your environments to life with walla in English and Spanish, dozens of rain recordings, and other natural sounds including water, snow, sand, dirt and rocks.

Just like Vol. 1, Vol. 2 includes plenty of adventurous sonic building blocks to use in your sound design. Experiment with the abstract textures of dry ice and liquid nitrogen, materials like glass and metal, and even a large selection of bells. Create dynamic movement with a range of whooshes, swishes and passbys, or build detailed mechanical sounds with a range of old and new machinery, from a massive oil rig to a broken lawnmower.

Each sound file is embedded with rich, UCS-standardized metadata to help you find the exact sound effect you need with fast, pinpoint search. Advanced metadata fields ensure compatibility across any database search platform such as SoundQ, Soundminer, BaseHead, Netmix, Workspace (Pro Tools), Find Tool (Media Composer), Media Bay (Nuendo), Reaper, Adobe Premiere, and beyond.

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Expand your sound library in all directions with Gen Collection: Vol. 4, a comprehensive general library packed with tons of useful sounds at a great value. Like Volumes 1, 2, and 3, the latest Gen Collection gives you the variety and quality of sounds you need to tackle any project you come across. All sounds in Volume 4 were created by our network of world-class recordists including Colin Hart, Colin Lechner, Watson Wu, Sonomar Inc., Blackguard SMG, and Stephan Schutze.

Expand your sonic horizons with 2,700 high-quality files (76 GB) in dozens of categories ranging from Aircraft, Animals, and Ambiences to Water, Weapons, and Wood – and almost everything in between. This volume even contains several rare and interesting sounds like curious raccoons, onboard recordings from luxury jets, and a complete workup of a 1975 Fiat. And as always, you’ll also get a thorough selection of Foley, ambiences from around the world, and plenty of abstract textures for sound design. With Gen Collection: Vol. 4, you’ll be prepared for any project that comes your way.

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Audio feedback is a tricky sound to get right, but Oscar®-winning sound artist Richard King (Dunkirk, Inception, The Dark Knight) went to great lengths to create this go-to library of electro-acoustic screams, growls, squeals, and more. Whether you’re looking for authentic, worldized guitar feedback for concert scenes, close-up material for sound design, or miscellaneous microphone handling noises, Feedback has the sounds you need – including multiple stereo perspectives.

The complex interplay between the amplifier, speaker, strings, pickups, and even the room itself results in a chaotic interaction that never sounds the same twice, making it notoriously hard to control and even trickier to record usable results. Rising to the challenge, King set up the ideal conditions for intense yet controllable feedback and recorded every take in stereo from multiple perspectives – accompanied by expert recordist Eric Potter performing the guitar. The close perspectives capture maximum power and detail without being fatiguing to listen to, while the medium perspectives provide a bit more space for a more realistic “in-the-room” sound, and the distant perspectives offer a more reverberant sound with excellent spatialization.

In addition to short and long bursts of feedback, you’ll get a variety of bumps, hits, handling noise, and other assorted elements useful for everything from cutting microphone sounds to designing hard-hitting impacts. You can even load Feedback’s sounds into a granular synthesizer to create your own instruments and sound design patches.

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Genres like science fiction, fantasy, and paranormal require far-fetched otherworldly sounds, but the inspiration for those sounds is all around us. To create Energetic Forms, sound artist Robert Kellough (Dune, Ant-Man) sought out real-world sounds with a natural “pulse,” then carefully processed and manipulated them to create a collection of energy-based sound effects that are visceral and dynamic, yet grounded in authenticity. Derived from a variety of source recordings ranging from hydrophones in waterfalls to contacts microphones on electrical wires, these sounds are perfect for designing anything from futuristic technology to magic spells and beyond.

Design sci-fi settings with energy weapon blasts, unstable reactor cores, scanner chirps, and rippling whooshes reminiscent of alien vehicles – or create truly fantastical sounds like explosions of raw energy, magical summoning spells, or demonic creature vocalizations. In addition to those bombastic sounds, Energetic Forms contains a variety of fluid, liquid-like textures, tonal drones, and other pitched elements derived from tuning forks, singing bowls, and more. Kellough designed all of the included sounds to be full and detailed enough to stand on their own but still work well when combined, layered, and processed.

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Digital technology, communications, and robotics are all great opportunities for sound to help tell a story. A radio transmission can be made to feel crisp and clear, or fuzzy and weak. Sound design choices for a robot or AI can mean the difference between a friendly droid and a powerful rogue program. Academy Award®-winning sound artist Mark Mangini (Dune, Mad Max: Fury Road) created Data to serve all of these purposes and more. In this library, you’ll find a range of technology-inspired sounds that are ready to use right out of the box and also make great layers for more complex sound design.

Data contains a broad selection of material for both high-tech and low-tech sound design - an assortment of electronic chirps, speech-like robotic chatter, fluttery electronic transmissions, garbled radio signals, stuttery bursts of noise, and dynamic, Matrix-like data swirls and pass bys. Whether you’re designing futuristic technologies, hacking scenes, real-world communications, or anything in between, this library has what you need (and more).

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Of the many rain libraries available today, few are as immersive and lifelike as Rain from award-winning sound artist Mark Mangini (Dune, Blade Runner 2049). Notoriously difficult to record, rain often ends up sounding like a wall of noise captured from the safety of a shelter. To capture the true sound and texture of rain, Mangini ventured out into the elements armed with a variety of multichannel microphone arrays, a custom-built rain shield, and decades of experience in field recording and sound design. The resulting recordings represent what it sounds and feels like to be in the rain, not just near it.

Rain captures the sound of natural rainfall in a range of locations and on a variety of surfaces, including concrete, asphalt, grass, wood, canvas, and sheet metal. Many of the recordings were made late at night to minimize traffic and other activity, making them extra useful and easy to work with. The library also includes rain captured from inside cars, room tones with distant rain outside, traffic in the rain, water flowing down storm drains, raindrops in a chimney, and much more. You’ll even get a selection of designed rains made from unique sources like lentils, as well as synthesized “alien” rains to kindle your creativity. Featuring high-quality recordings spanning a range of formats including Ambisonic, 7.1, 7.0, 5.1, Quadraphonic, LCR, and stereo, this collection is sure to have something for any application, from feature films to web content, podcasts, video games, and more.

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From acclaimed sound artist Mark Mangini (Dune, Blade Runner 2049) comes a brand-new library of expressive sound design: Tortured Memories. Using his extensive collection of musical instruments both common and unusual, along with a generous helping of creative processing, Mangini delivers a range of highly unique and inspiring sounds with a common theme.

Whether it’s an ancestor calling out from beyond the grave, a chorus of angels on high, beastly growls, or ghostly wails, Mangini’s sonic creations evoke moods by erasing boundaries between traditional sound effects and music. Tortured Memories encourages sound designers to think emotively and use the sounds to highlight feelings, hit specific beats, and underline themes.

To generate the source material for these high-concept sonic moods, Mangini used a variety of extended techniques to coax a range of “musical” sounds out of his instruments while avoiding traditional melody and harmony. After detuning strings, screaming at harps, striking drum frames, and even bowing a cello with a violin, Mangini used creative processing such as manipulating speed, reversing recordings, and saturating with both extreme EQ and a sheen of reverb to give the library a truly otherworldly sound.

All sounds in Tortured Memories are provided in Quadraphonic format, which gives them an enveloping sound in surround and spatial mixes while leaving space in the center for dialogue and other important sounds. With everything recorded at 96 kHz, you can further stretch and twist any of these sounds to suit your creative needs.

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Evoke chills with the enigmatic sounds of Waterphone, a captivating sound effects library that brings the haunting allure of this unique instrument to your fingertips. Created by sound artist Robert Kellough (Dune, Ant Man), this compact collection delivers a series of harmonic tonal washes conjured to transport your audience into realms of mystery and suspense.

A Waterphone is an uncommon musical instrument consisting of a resonating stainless steel bowl with metal rods of various lengths and thicknesses attached to it. The rods can be skillfully bowed or struck to create a wide range of ethereal and eerie tones. Its distinct sound is often associated with horror and thriller genres, and now you can harness its otherworldly sonic qualities to inject a sense of tension into your projects and leave your listeners spellbound.

Delivered in high resolution, the Waterphone library allows for transparent processing and manipulation, enabling you to mold its atmospheric sounds to fit your creative vision. Dive into a curated selection of dissonant swells, note clusters, high-pitched rings, glassy textures, and resonant reverberations.

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Deep Resonance is the stuff of sound design legends. Pulled from the archive of iconic sound artists Ann Kroeber and Alan Splet (Dune 1984, Blue Velvet), this small but mighty collection of metallic and crystalline resonances, hits, and scrapes has been used to create some of the most experimental sound design in cinema history. Combining unique sound sources and techniques with the unmistakable sound of analog tape pushed to its limits, these sounds are guaranteed to inspire your sound design and music.

Inside, you’ll find the fruits of Kroeber and Splet’s sonic experimentation; including the shimmering tones of a crystal singing bowl, ghostly metallic swells coaxed out of a 55-gallon drum, bowed scrapes and hits from assorted metal objects, soft gong-like tones and overmodulated cymbal hits, musical wind chimes, and more strange and beautiful sounds. Some are raw and visceral, while others feature creative processing that lends them an otherworldly sound.

Originally recorded to magnetic tape at speeds ranging from the standard 15 inches per second (IPS) to just 3¾ IPS, these sounds are dripping with analog character. Many of the sounds were captured with a FRAP (Flat Response Audio Pickup) microphone custom-made to Kroeber’s specifications, providing the tactile sound and near-perfect isolation of a traditional contact microphone with enhanced durability to stand up to Kroeber and Splet’s boundary-pushing recording techniques.

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The best way to create unique sound design is to start with unique material – and no one knows that better than acclaimed sound artist Richard King (Oppenheimer, Inception). Throughout his award-winning career, King has deployed unorthodox recording techniques to capture inspiring source material for his sound design, and he’s pulled out all the stops for Extended Techniques in Sound. From unusual electromagnetic noises to unexpected metallic textures, mechanical vibrations, and beyond, this library is packed with sounds you won’t find anywhere else.

Using contact mics, electromagnetic pickups, hydrophones, and traditional microphones, King has coaxed a ton of unique textures out of a variety of sources. Cathode ray tubes, rheostats, AM radios and fluorescent light bulbs provide strange electronic tonalities, while creative manipulation of small motors, sheet metal, sawblades, and underwater jugs give you a wide range of mechanical textures to experiment with. There’s even a variety of designed sound effects created from a cat purring inside a metal ammunition box – and that’s just a taste of the sonic wonders of this library. Many of these recordings are extensive sets featuring multiple mic perspectives and little to no processing, giving you maximum flexibility for your own sound design process. No matter what you’re working on, Extended Techniques in Sound has the perfect material to create groundbreaking original sound design.

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The fifth volume of our Gen Collection series delivers an extraordinarily diverse collection of all-new, high-quality sounds from our world-class recordists including Sonomar Inc., Red Hook Post, Eric Mooney, and Stephan Schutze. Whether you’re shopping for your first general library or just need some fresh new material to inspire your next project, Gen Collection: Vol. 5 provides a plethora of professional sound effects to cover all of your sound design needs. From common, high-utility sounds to specific locales and unusual textures, this library has a bit of everything.

Gen Collection: Vol. 5 contains a vast array of sounds with an extra emphasis on ambiences, vehicles, weapons, sports, communications, and weather. The ambience and weather selection includes more than 70 rain and thunder recordings, quiet city ambiences, birds, wildlife, and even construction sites. Vehicles include a complete Lada car workup, airport ground support vehicles, a snowmobile, and other all-purpose car and traffic recordings. Weapons include a variety of firearms, heavy weapons, and sci-fi blasters; including firing, mechanical elements, and handling noises that are perfect for game audio applications. Other highlights include a variety of telephones and radios, basketball sounds and gymnasium activity, various kitchen appliances, and wheelchair tires on various surfaces.

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Every sound editor needs footsteps, but reusing the same sounds can get old fast. The more projects you do, the more you’ll realize the importance of finding just the right footsteps for each scene – and that means updating your Foley library. Crafted with care by sound artist Tom Efinger of Red Hook Post, Footsteps is a comprehensive collection of detailed, lifelike footstep recordings featuring a vast array of footwear, surfaces, mic perspectives, and extras. With easy access to such a wide range of footsteps, you’re sure to find the right sound for any situation.

The footwear selection ranges from everyday options like sneakers, boots, bare feet, leather shoes, and heels to more obscure choices like flip flops, and cowboy boots. A range of different-sounding surfaces is represented, including concrete, wood, linoleum, carpet, grass, gravel, and metal. The library includes isolated, close-up recordings as well as more distant and worldized options recorded from downstairs or behind a door. However, what makes this library truly unique is the range of performances, from running and walking at various paces to shuffles, scuffs, cleats sliding on dirt and leaves crunching underfoot. And it’s not just footsteps – you’ll also get useful extras like crowds dancing, baseball games in action, and more.

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Bring retro anime flavor to your sound design with analog synth-based sound effects.

Anime Vol. 2 picks up where the first edition left off, specializing in combat sounds and delivering more dynamic, action-packed sound effects inspired by the golden age of anime. Created using a wide array of analog synthesizers including the addition of the legendary ARP 2600 – a reissue of the classic synth used on legendary anime productions of the 1980s and ‘90s – this thorough collection of whooshes, explosions, zaps, and punches sounds straight out of your favorite Japanese cartoons. All sounds have been mastered to tape to soften the edges and give them an authentic analog character that practically jumps out of the speakers without any extra enhancement.

Created by Jason Strawley and Andrew Garraway, Anime Vol. 2 has everything you need to give animation and games a fun, nostalgic vibe or punch up your sound design with exciting new layers. Elevate fight scenes to epic levels with larger-than-life punches, kicks, sword clashes, and impacts augmented by an assortment of cloth movements and other Foley for realism. Enhance your magic and superhero sound design with dynamic power-ups, charge-ups, and energy sounds that hit hard and cut through any mix. Create large-scale battles with surround sound battlefield ambiences, mecha and robot movements, laser blasts, crackling energy swords, and other high-tech weaponry. But it’s not all over-the-top – Anime Vol. 2 also includes common cartoon sound effects like whooshes, character emotes and reactions. The selection of clicks and button presses is perfect for creating user interface sounds or sweetening punches and impacts for extra detail.

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You can never have too many walla and crowd recordings. Every crowd and situation is different, so finding the perfect mood is key to creating immersive sound design that feels alive and authentic. Whether you’re looking for background chatter, laughter, applause, reactions, or sports crowds, look no further than Cheers & Chatter.

Combining the best of real-world crowd recordings and professional studio walla, this library is sure to have something useful for almost any situation. Crowd sizes include small groups, medium-sized office and bar crowds, large party crowds, and packed concert audiences. A range of moods are represented, from hushed murmurs and excited conversation to jubilant applause, raucous whooping and hollering, genuine laughter and reactions from a real comedy club, and even a few angry and panicked crowds.

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Authentic sounds of the human body from award-winner Mark Mangini.

Many real-world sounds can be imitated with clever sound design, but when it comes to the human body, there’s no substitute for the real thing. Even Academy Award®-winning sound artist Mark Mangini (Dune, Blade Runner 2049), with an immense library at his disposal, found his collection lacking in detailed, varied body sounds – so he set about recording his own. To create this library, Mangini recorded the sounds of his own body in an ultra-quiet environment with top-tier microphones to capture maximum detail and dynamics.

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Travel back to the golden age of sci-fi with this uniquely crafted collection of sound effects recorded and designed by pioneering film sound artists Ann Kroeber and Alan Splet (Dune 1984, Blue Velvet). This exclusive release brings you instantly evocative retro futuristic sounds from Sound Mountain – Kroeber and Splet’s extensive private recording archive.
 
Cosmic Echoes comprises a wide spectrum of classic sci-fi sounds that are beloved by sound designers and fans alike. Robot bird song, radio static, and retro arcade game bleeps sit alongside powerful photon zaps, crackling force fields, and pulsating electronic tones. If authentic vintage beeps, whirrs, hums, swells, or chirps are what you’re looking for, chances are this is the library for you, with its vast array of high-resolution analog sci-fi gold to transport your audience to new dimensions. 

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Following the popular releases of King Collection: Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 comes a new general library featuring sound effects from the private collection of Academy Award®-winning sound artist Richard King (Oppenheimer, Inception). From utterly unique recordings to sound design essentials, elevate your work with sounds used by award-winning professionals - masterfully captured by top recordists for big-budget Hollywood films.

Enhance any project with vibrant ambiences, authentic walla, visceral fight impacts, booming thunder, magic shimmers, and other sound design essentials. Experience subaquatic escapades with unique underwater recordings of explosions, metal groans, and scuba dives. Explore the animal kingdom with dog barks, lion growls, and bear vocalizations. Scale dizzying heights with sounds from a rock climbing excursion, or soar even higher into the skies with the sonic palette of a hot air balloon. Inspire creativity for any story with award-winning quality at your fingertips.

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Following the essential Doors library comes More Doors - featuring vivid door sounds curated from the private collection of Academy Award®-winner Richard King (Oppenheimer, Inception). Impeccably captured by leading Hollywood recordists, this library offers a valuable assortment of distinctive door sound effects to add character to your projects.
 
The slow squeak of a hinge, the sharp click of a latch, the heavy slam of antique wood, the airy whoosh of a suction seal – each sound is a portal to more expressive storytelling. The collection brings together a diverse range of doors, from household staples like oven ranges and electric garages, to more unconventional selections like telephone booths, dumbwaiters, and freight elevators. Sliding chain locks, metal hits, and latch jiggles round out this collection to help you shape a rich story through sound design.

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Strap in for a joyride with world-class vehicle sound effects from the private collection of Academy Award®-winner Richard King (Oppenheimer, Inception). Featuring multiple detailed workups as well as essential vehicle recordings, King Collection: Vehicles Vol. 1 is a comprehensive selection geared to breathe life into your driving sequences.
 
Expertly recorded sounds like the lightning-fast power swerve of a 2008 BMW X5; the accelerating gear shifts of a Pinzgauer 710K military utility vehicle; the engine chug of a 1955 Nash Ambassador; and the classic ahooga horn of an antique 1930 Ford Model A put you right in the driver’s seat. For the 9 full workups included, choose between onboard, interior, and exterior perspectives, as well as a variety of angles, distances, and performances. From powerful revs and heavy chugging engines, to steady speed driving and the roll of tires on gravelly dirt, explore a whole universe of vehicle sounds ranging from the standard to the supercharged – a high-quality collection for the ages. 

What is a workup? A workup is a thorough series of recordings of the same subject from many different perspectives, angles, and distances. To ensure you have the sounds needed for any scene, a workup of a specific vehicle provides recordings of every action the vehicle performs - both interior, exterior, and at different speeds including pass bys, engine rumble, mechanical sounds, car Foley, and more.

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Enrich your sound design with high-resolution explosion sound effects, curated from the private collection of Academy Award®-winner Mark Mangini (Dune, Blade Runner 2049). Following up on the first edition, Detonate Vol. 2 delivers an action-packed collection of authentic explosion sounds to bring detail, depth, and dynamics to your project’s most volatile moments.

Amplify your scenes with massive dynamite explosions, big resonant booms, and deafening cracks, easily accessible from the comfort of your studio – no protective gear required! Built from rich source material pristinely captured in 7.1 surround for big-budget Hollywood films, Detonate Vol. 2 is a masterfully crafted collection, ideal for instantly impactful, immersive sound design. 

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Recorded and designed by film sound legends Ann Kroeber & Alan Splet (well known for their work with David Lynch), the Cinematic Winds sound effects library delivers diverse recordings from eerie, hollow wind sounds to whipping, stormy moodscapes.

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Ignite your projects with the punchy presence and immersive depth of pristine exterior explosion sound effects in 5.1 surround and stereo.

Detonate is a specialty sound effects library of high-resolution explosions, blasts, bursts, and impacts curated from the personal collection of Academy Award®-winning sound editors Mark Mangini & Richard L. Anderson.

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Intensify your creature design with this rare collection of high-quality, close up alligator recordings.

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Enhance your sound design with masterfully crafted whooshes, impacts, rumbles and more – curated from the private library of Academy Award®-winning sound editors Mark Mangini & Richard L. Anderson.

The Odyssey Collection: Design Elements (ODE) is your go-to versatile sound design elements library to enhance any audio post project from film, television, trailers, and games to advertising, podcast, web and beyond.

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Conjure terror and suspense with dark drones and evolving ambiences from iconic horror/sci-fi composer and sound designer, Alan Howarth.

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The most extensive gun sound effects library ever. Ignite your creativity with expertly crafted firearms from a four-time Academy Award®-winner: https://bit.ly/353XO1P

Energize your projects with the dynamic strength and powerful realism of King Collection: Guns – featuring gun recordings from the private library of Richard King (Dunkirk, Inception, The Dark Knight) – available exclusively from Pro Sound Effects.

Curated in collaboration with King, Guns delivers a massive, untapped treasure trove of versatile firearm sound effects so you can create with the same tools used in a multiple Oscar®-winning career. Be armed and ready for any scene with a variety of different weapons spanning three centuries – from handguns to artillery. Sculpt your own designs with detailed multichannel recordings. Drag-and-drop tastefully layered stereo composites straight into your project to move fast with maximum impact.

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Conjure the perfect atmosphere for your projects with Ambient Moods, a collection of 31 tracks/149 stems that live in the space between music and sound design. Each cue is based on a specific emotion to set the tone for any scene — from ominous and suspenseful, to thrilling, somber and melancholic. Evoke any feeling and capture the vibe of your stories, characters and settings.

Created by composer and sound artist Tim O’Keefe (As I Lay Dying, The Sound and the Fury) using analog synthesizers, these ambient tracks are perfect as a warm, natural music bed for your films, podcasts, video games or art installations. Use these tracks as the base of your sound design to add subconscious emotional tone, or as an ambient musical theme to accentuate and highlight the intended mood. Stems from each track are also provided for maximum flexibility in your projects.

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