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What are the differences between the audio libraries

Each sound in a library was recorded specifically for that library alone.

Different libraries may contain sounds of the same category, such as “Hits” or “Atmospheres,” but the same exact sound is never repeated in more than one library.

The sounds in each of our SFX products are tailored to a specific theme. For example, Anticipation SFX is tailored to hopeful and expectant moments while Archetype SFX is tailored to more dark and weighty moments.

You can combine SFX from multiple libraries to create more complex moods and tones in your film.

Anticipation SFX

Use: Sound Effects

Style: Bright, expectant, serious, hopeful

Anticipation SFX gives you optimistic sound effects for inspiring projects.

Includes 80 clips, organized into 5 categories: Risers, Hits, Whooshes, Moments, and Atmospheres.

All the clips are also rendered out in the following variations: Normal, Distortion, Space, and Tube.

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Statement SFX

Use: Sound Effects

Style: Modern, bold, confident, clean

Statement SFX gives you versatile sound effects for impactful projects.

Includes 120 tracks, organized into 6 categories: Risers, Hits, Whooshes, Accents, Undertones, and Moments

All the tracks are also rendered out in the following variations: Normal, Distortion, Silk, and Space.

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Archetype SFX

Use: Sound Effects

Style: Dark, weighty, serious, intense

Archetype SFX gives you powerful, iconic sound effects for weighty projects.

Includes over 120 clips, organized into 6 categories: Risers, Hits, Whooshes, Glitches, Undertones, and Atmospheres.

All the clips are also rendered out in the following variations: Normal, Analog, Distortion, Silk, and Space.

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Although each library is versatile in its own right, no single one is designed to be an end all be all product to own. Instead, you should ask yourself what styles you need at your disposal.

Having the full suite will give you the most options to tailor a soundscape specifically to your film.

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