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Zenhiser Total Rise and Fall SFX [WAV]
On request Samples / Sound FX (for Music) WAV Cinematic

Zenhiser Total Rise and Fall SFX [WAV]

1 min read 229 MB
Zenhiser's fx library including it's extensive range of rise fx, fall and sweep fx has become a standard in many producers sample collection. With this in mind we decided to push the boundaries a little further and create a new level of rise fx and fall sound fx. Total Rise & Fall SFX boasts 250 of the most up to date 24 bit wav samples focusing on one of the most important and understated fx samples used by producers and remixers today, the essential transition fx, rise and falls. So what's exactly in the collection you may ask. Well loads to fast rise fx, shot rises, etherial falls, electronic modulation rises, step rise fx, seductive sweeps, sublime falls and a whole lot more. This is one fx collection we really loved creating and we're sure you'll love too. Download 'Total Rise & Fall SFX' today to fill the void you never knew existed. SAMPLE PACK SPECIFICATIONS Files - Audio: 250 Type - Audio: 24-Bit 44.1-Khz Info - Key: No Info - Bpm: No

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