96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.
Professional designers crafted diverse atmospheric sound effects, featuring whooshes and transitions across multiple genres, from cinematic and sci-fi to combat and textured movements.

Twirl sound effects for anything that spins through the air. A skirt or a cape flaring out as someone turns, a staff or a sword twirled in the hand, a chain swung round overhead. Soft fabric swishes at the gentle end, sharp whooshes at the fast end. Most are short and quick, so they land on the exact frame of the spin.
A twirl is really a whoosh that goes round instead of past, so the trick is a sound that rises and falls with the turn. Cloth recordings suit dance and costume moments. Swung objects, from a Whip to a golf club, give more bite for fights and acrobatics. Animators and game designers layer them under spins, flips and magic transformations.
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