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Cyberwave Orchestra Sounds Of War 1 Medieval Blades [WAV]
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Cyberwave Orchestra Sounds Of War 1 Medieval Blades [WAV]

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'Sounds Of War 1' is the first in a series of professionally designed combat sound packs. Every SFX has multiple variations so that you're able to trigger them randomly for the chosen attack. This is a must-have option for avoiding the infamous 'machine gun effect' when the same attack is used repeatedly. A total of 174 SFX are included. UPDATES SO FAR: UPDATE 1 (17.12.2021.) 74 vocalized battle SFX, for even more realism and flexibility. Future updates are on the way because we want to make this the most versatile medieval combat SFX pack ever created. UPDATE 2 (14.04.2022.): 10 SFX from our Sounds Of War 2: Weapons and Armor Inventory SFX pack as a bonus! UPDATE 3: (14.04.2022.) Standard Additions (+ 9 SFX)

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