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SFXtools Stutter and Noises [WAV]
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SFXtools Stutter and Noises [WAV]

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'Stutter & Noises' by SFX Tools features 67 designed Sound Effects, perfect for any kind of Cinematic Genres from Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Horror, Mystery to Action, Thriller and more. If you are looking for weird noises to heightening tension or fresh stutter Sound Effects to build suspension for your upcoming scenes, check this one out. Every sound in the folder is designed and delivered in industry standard 96kHz/24-Bit to ensure the highest quality for today's Cinematic production needs. This product is well suited to Trailers, Film Audio, Short Movie Scores, Commercials, Documentaries, Advertising and Background Music. If you are a Music Producer, Composer, Sound Designer, Video Maker, Filmmaker, App Developer or any other part of multimedia industry then you'll find this products very useful. Product Details: 67 Files 42 Noises 25 Stutters 96kHz/24-Bit 100% Royalty-Free

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

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Yes, SFXtools Stutter and Noises [WAV] works with all major DAWs including FL Studio, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more.

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