Foam sound effects, wet and dry. The wet kind is sea foam and surf, with waves breaking on beaches and rocky coasts and lake water rippling at the edge. The dry kind is polystyrene packaging foam, snapped and even sawn. Then the bathroom shelf: foams and creams, for close-up beauty and skincare work.
Wooden block sound effects featuring 300 source files of tactile hits, drops, scrapes, and Foley movement recorded with a Sennheiser MKH 416, alongside granular designed textures.
A sound library of beauty and skincare sound effects, including lotions, creams, makeup brushes, perfume sprays, and the handling of various product packaging like pumps and lids.
Detailed aquatic sound effects captured at Roman ruins, featuring diverse wave patterns, from gentle lapping to powerful swells, recorded in pristine 192kHz quality.
Pristine coastal recordings combine sandy and stony beach environments, offering versatile sound effects with binaural and ambisonic formats captured at multiple distances from Cromer's shoreline.
Natural lake wave sound effects captured in French Ardennes, featuring detailed water movements, foam ripples, and layerable splashes - ideal for creating authentic waterside ambiences in media projects.
Dynamic coastal recordings capture rough seas and crisp beach ambiences, featuring pristine sound effects in both B-format Ambisonics and binaural stereo formats from England's Bishopstone Beach.
Meticulously captured sound effects span distant to intimate perspectives of untamed Pacific Northwest coastlines, featuring pristine waves, eagles, and old-growth forests recorded over eighteen years.
Immersive coastal recordings from Japanese and French shores feature gentle waves, marina ambiance, and natural sound effects, including seabirds across fifty minutes of seaside atmosphere.
On the coast, foam is what's left as a Wave runs in and pulls back. The beach and coast recordings bring the waves with seabirds in the distance, and the lake set focuses on foam ripples and gentle splashes that layer on top of a wider Shoreline. Polystyrene is another job entirely. It squeaks and snaps, and it can even be sawn, which suits packaging and unboxing foley. The cosmetics set covers foams, scrubs and pumps for adverts and bathroom scenes, with the packaging lids and droppers handled alongside.