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PMSFX Obscure Frequencies [WAV]
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PMSFX Obscure Frequencies [WAV]

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OBSCURE FREQUENCIES is a unique collection of 336 sound effects created from uncommon audio recordings of radio masts, antennas, digital meters, circuit boards, batteries, home & leisure electronics, broken electronics etc. Deep, dark, low and evolving soundscapes, cracking, distorted whooshes, hybrid electric loops and complex one-shots, all designed using exclusively recordings done with induction coil microphones. Obscure frequencies is a very versatile pack that can be successfully use in many projects such as sci-fi, horror, sound installations and game audio. Its unique sound comes from combining organic recordings of things that cannot be heard without a special equipment and hours of complex sound design. All soundscapes loop seamlessly and all source/raw recordings are included. RECORDED WITH Sound Devices MixPre 6 + JrF Induction Coil Mic + DIY Mics. CREATED AND EDITED WITH Pro Tools, Live 10, iZotope Iris II, NI Kontakt. Product Specifications Format: (.WAVs) 336 x Individual (.WAVs) Samples Files In Total 96kHz 24-Bit High Quality Compatible With All DAWs PC & Mac Compatible

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This pack includes: WAV. All formats are industry-standard and compatible with major DAWs.

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