Similar library96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.
Recording dry ice interacting with various metal objects resulted in unique sound effects, captured in a Swedish workshop setting, yielding ethereal resonant tones and atmospheric textures.
Sound library
Dry Ice Friction
Through 234 meticulously recorded files, this collection captures diverse dry ice sound effects, including eerie friction, metallic resonances, and bubbling, recorded using high-end Sennheiser equipment at 192kHz.
Preview Track
Streaming preview · Full quality on downloadAbout this library
Description
234 pristine sounds of dry ice sources; friction, scrapes, squeaks, creaks, cracking, sizzling, bubbling, metallic resonances, metal plates sustain, feedbacks, eerie frictions, and lots of harsh and bizarre sounds that make you sit up in your chair!
All organically recorded, handling diverse and sometimes unusual objects… Hear the dry ice on coin, teapot, cooking pot, aluminum tray, fork, oven tray, grill, shaker lid, pan, spoon, metal bar, cruet holder, nutcracker, pot lid, plastic bucket and metal whisk of varied sizes.
You’ll have long, short and medium durations, all in ideal stereo range, most being remarkably eerie.
Recorded in-studio at 192kHz with a Sennheiser MKH8040 stereo pair and F6 with a lot of patience and care. The resulting spectrum is rich and allows for extreme manipulation of the sounds and more complex sound design.
234 files, 2,45 GB size, 35 minutes duration, 100% royalty-free.
Alright, let’s dive in and cook up some cool creature sounds and awesome cinematic noises.
Find the true sound of it with Vadi Sound Library.
More like this
Related sound libraries
- Similar library96 to 192 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.Ethereal metallic sound effects, created using dry ice on resonant metals, offer versatile options for robots, creatures, and machinery, while delivering unique tones for horror and UI design.
- Only on SonnissSimilar library96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.Metallic impacts merge with dry ice reactions, creating ethereal sound effects as heated tools, kitchen items, and industrial objects interact with dissolving ice blocks and granules.
