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Field and Foley Sounds of Rwanda [WAV]
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Field and Foley Sounds of Rwanda [WAV]

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Rwanda is a beautiful East African country with rich cultural and musical histories, which Splice was lucky enough to briefly experience. We visited the Land of a Thousand Hills with a field recorder, capturing a wide variety of unique sounds intended to provide a small taste of the Rwandan cultural landscape through audio. This pack includes samples like environmental ambiences from Musanze district in the Virunga mountain range, traditional drumline and dance performances, spoken recordings and conversations, animal sounds captured on safari in Akagera National Park, recordings of the ambient noise of Kigali, and much more. Special thanks are due to the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village, where a significant portion of the samples were recorded. A portion of the proceeds from credits spent on this pack will be donated to the Village.

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