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SFXtools Destruction Rock [WAV]
On request Samples / SFX (for Film/TV/Game) WAV Cinematic

SFXtools Destruction Rock [WAV]

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We are delighted to present the second installment of our Destruction Series. "Destruction - Rock" features 111 designed sounds of heavy rocks whether it's smashing, crumbling, rolling or falling with debris trails, earthquake rumbles and ground cracking, large impacts, smashes and more. The library comes with a diverse range of inspiring materials that immediately add deep textures to your projects. Every sound in the folder recorded at 24bit / 192kHz, designed and delivered in industry-standard 24bit / 96kHz to ensure the highest quality for today's cinematic production needs. "Destruction - Rock" is perfectly suited to post production, game audio, movies, documentaries, advertising, or any kind of cinematic projects requiring high definition sound effects. Product Details: 609 MB 24 Bit / 96kHz 111 Files / Sounds

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What formats are included in SFXtools Destruction Rock [WAV]?

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

Is SFXtools Destruction Rock [WAV] compatible with my DAW?

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

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