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THICK Sounds Dark Cinematic Atmospheres [WAV]
On request Samples WAV Cinematic

THICK Sounds Dark Cinematic Atmospheres [WAV]

1 min read 354 MB
"Did you hear that?" This is the kind of sentence told by a frightened character that could perfectly be applied over the samples taken from this pack. THICK Sounds offers a big range of creepy sounds in order to enhance your cinematic parts: gloomy atmospheres, loud impacts, disturbing FXs, post-apocalyptic synths and Sci-Fi Tones… Here's what to expect in detail: about 550 Mb of samples recorded at 24Bit & 44.1 KHz. 20 Atmospheres, 10 Drum Hits, 59 FXs, 40 Impacts, 7 Metallic Fades, 8 Percussive Elements, 26 Sci-Fi Tones, 32 Synths and 20 Futuristic Vehicles Effects All of these samples are suitable for movie soundtracks or music productions. Just check the demo track and loops and get ready to add a highly useful tool to your Atmospheres collection! 24Bit 44.1KHz 20 Atmospheres 10 Drum Hits 59 FXs 40 Impacts 7 Metallic Fades 8 Percussive Elements 26 Sci-Fi Tones 32 Synths 20 Futuristic Vehicles Effects

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

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Yes, THICK Sounds Dark Cinematic Atmospheres [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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