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Specific environmental sounds for your media productions.
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For this library, since all of the recordings were mono, Fienup decided to try and do all of the editing, sweetening, and mastering in iZotope Rx. Fienup got his start editing sound effect recordings in Bias Peak Pro. As a matter of fact, that was his go-to editing software for the majority of his libraries until Bias discontinued producing the software and ended support for it. While sound editing isn’t the primary function of Rx, iZotope has a similar workflow to Peak, but with much better noise reduction and sweetening software built right in. The process was decently simple, although Pro Tools would probably have been easier for the editing portion. But there’s something to be said for doing all of the necessary steps all in one window: denoise, eq, spectral repair, edit, organize, normalize/gain functions, etc.
This collection provides some new and interesting sounds, as well as a ton of variations so your soundtrack never gets old! All Soundopolis tracks include metadata tags so they are easy to find using any search engine. Collections come in easily downloadable zip files.
This library is intended to add individual details to your soundtrack. I wanted it to be easy for editors to drop sounds in, find the iteration that works best, and be off to the races.
I once saw the legendary Randy Thom post on facebook, "Stereo effects are over-rated!" And for some things, I agree. I often get tired of bringing stereo files into my sessions, just to delete one channel so my panning is much easier. Many sounds are centered between the left and right channel anyway, so why bother with having two channels of audio for certain types of effects? Whether you agree or disagree, I think this library will be one of the most useful tools in my own sound palette, and I hope it finds a home in your palette as well!
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This collection provides some new and interesting sounds, as well as a ton of variations so your soundtrack never gets old! All Soundopolis tracks include metadata tags so they are easy to find using any search engine. Collections come in easily downloadable zip files.
Arborvitae
Dry Flower Stems
Dry Grass
Green Grass
Dry Leaves
Mulch
Dry Reeds – Teasel, which is like cattail, 1” bamboo, and thistle
Thorn Bush
Leafy Tree Branch
Branches with no leaves
Bundles of Small Twigs
Breaks
Rips
Impacts
Rummage
Rubbing
Wind Gusts/Steady Wind, including Loops
Movement
Stress
Crunches
Footsteps
Debris
Shaking
Fienup used a variety of microphones including Schoeps MK4, Schoeps CMIT5U, Shure KSM 109, and an Electro-Voice RE50b. A Sound Devices 633 was used for all recordings.