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SoundBox Library Electromagnetic Fields Collection [WAV]
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SoundBox Library Electromagnetic Fields Collection [WAV]

1 min read 6.39 GB
This library has a unique selection of electromagnetic sounds, recorded and edited with the utmost care. Includes over 600 Electromagnetic Field sounds, 200 raw stereo 24-Bit/192kHz recordings of more than 40 different electronic devices. Only the most interesting have been selected for this collection. Inside you'll find different kinds of Noises, Glitches, Whooshes, Passbys, Beeps, Mechanical Movements, Hum, Buzz, Clicks, Crackles, from simple smartphone to carving machine or laser engraving machine, eco-solvent printer, cutting plotter, touch screen terminal and much more. Product Specifications Format: (.WAVs) 200 Files, 600+ Sounds, 24-Bit/192kHz, 8.08 GB Compatible With All DAWs PC & Mac Compatible

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What formats are included in SoundBox Library Electromagnetic Fields Collection [WAV]?

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

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Yes, SoundBox Library Electromagnetic Fields Collection [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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