Sound effects tag

Ghost Of Tsushima Sound Effects

Ghost Of Tsushima sound effects in feel, not in source, as nothing here comes from the game. What you get is plucked shamisen and breathy flute, recorded clean and then bent into risers and dark textures. Good for samurai standoffs and the quiet moment before a duel. Some of it goes properly eerie, for the ghost side of the story.

Libraries
3
Publishers
1
Formats
Stereo
Sample rates
192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$39

All 3 libraries tagged Ghost Of Tsushima

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A samurai story sounds like Japan mostly through texture: a plucked string left to ring, or a Flute with more air in it than anything else. These recordings stretch that into transitions and atmospheres that sit under a scene, and plainer Japanese recordings stay closer to the source. Trailers use the risers. Games use the ambiences for exploring.

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