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SoundBits Crash and Smash [WAV]
Free SFX WAV

SoundBits Crash and Smash [WAV]

1 min read 2.08 GB
The "Crash & Smash" sound effects library contains over 1110 sounds of destruction. For this collection I went on rampage at several junk yards around my hometown and in a huge stone pit. Collecting a vast amount of crash sound effects. Other than the Just Impacts libraries this one focuses more on crashing sounds with all the rumble and debris. So you get hundreds of variations of glass smashes, rolling stones and stone hits, wood breaks and impacts and metal crashes. As usual the sounds come perfectly cleaned and edited so you can instantly place them in your timeline or design new sounds with it. Of course they also got some EQ and compression treatment but weren't further "designed". So you have nice and flexible source material for your own productions. All sounds come with embedded Sound Miner Metadata sorted in subfolders for: Glass Metal Stone Wood Plastic Recorded with: Sonosax SX-R4+ and Sound Devices 744T Mics used: Sennheiser MKH8050+MKH30, Sennheiser MKH8060+Ambient ATE208 Number of files: 1110 Files Quality: 192kHz / 24bit / Stereo Total Size: 3,26 GB

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

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