Sonuscore Trailer Sounds Vol 1 - Cinematic Hits
Sound Effects Samples in WAV Format
Capturing that Hollywood Trailer Sound
Have you heard about this little secret that successful soundtrack composers often use? About every one of them has this little folder stashed away that contains nothing but a selection of their favorite .wav sounds.
It might sound banal, but it actually is one of the fast lanes to that epic Hollywood sound: a folder hidden away full of pre-designed sound material, like cinematic hits or whooshes.
When needed, they can be placed directly into the DAW and enhance your music with that big cinematic vibe.
For this first edition, Trailer Sounds Volume 1: Cinematic Hits, we've compiled 150 jaw-dropping, bass-pounding cinematic booms, hits, and whoosh hits with our friends from the world-famous BOOM Library.
You'll never have to search for fat, cinematic hits or whoosh hits in various software instruments again.
Just do as many successful soundtrack composers do: keep them all in one folder, drag & drop them into your DAW, and done!
What's Inside
- 150 booms, hits, and whoosh hits
- 280MB high-quality content
- 48kHz WAV, 24 bit - broadcast-ready
A Professionally Curated Collection
To find these sounds, our composers here at Sonuscore teamed up with the sound designers at our partner company BOOM Library.
Together we dug through the vast collection of sounds from all their libraries for the best and most cinematic hits that they've created and released.
BOOM Library sounds have been used in a multitude of trailers.
Earth-Shaking Design
These sounds are all massively designed, mostly non-tonal, booms, hits, and whoosh hits, that are most at home in modern trailers and other cinematic masterpieces.
They range from heavy metallic sounds to clean drafty sounds, from huge epic hits to soft, gentle taps.
The booms include heart-rending thuds and huge, gut-wrenching downers.
True Drag-And-Drop
Our TRAILER SOUNDS are crafted with true drag-and-drop use in mind.
No Kontakt, no complex instruments, no messing around.
Just locate the .wav file you want to use, click it, drag it over to the appropriate place in your DAW, and hear how impressive your trailer soundtrack has become. It couldn't be any easier.
