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The Gun Locker SFX Pack

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Sample rate	96
Bitdepth	24
Number of sounds	501
Size	728.8 MB
Type	Source
Format	Stereo
Metadata	No
Category

Description

The Gun Locker is a professionally recorded, mixed, and mastered collection of authentic weaponry firing live ammunition.

This pack contains 501 unique sound files that offer an arsenal of 13 different weapons including Assault Rifles, Semi-automatic Rifles, Bolt-action Rifles, Machine Guns, Submachine Guns, Heavy Machine Guns, Automatic Cannons, Pistols, Aircraft / Anti-aircraft weaponry.

Each weapon has multiple ‘flavours’ or sound aesthetics resulting from different microphone sources being mixed into distinct variations, making The Gun Locker the right tool whether you need to design a single gunshot or create an entire battlefield of destruction.

Also included are many reloading, cycling, cocking, pump-action, bolt-action, clip loading, impact, and handling sounds.

Sample rate	96
Bitdepth	24
Number of sounds	501
Size	728.8 MB
Type	Source
Format	Stereo
Metadata	No
Category

The following weapons are in The Gun Locker:

Colt M4 Carbine Assault Rifle, Karabiner 98 Kurz Bolt-action Rifle, M1 Carbine Semi-automatic Rifle, M1 Garand Semi-automatic Rifle, M1919 Browning Machine Gun, M2 Browning Heavy Machine Gun, Maschinengewehr 42 Machine Gun, Maschinenpistole 40 Submachine Gun, MK44 Bushmaster II Automatic Cannon, P51 Mustang: Browning M2 Heavy Machine Gun Array, Sturmgewehr 44 Assault Rifle, Thompson Submachine Gun, Walther P38 Semi-automatic Pistol.

Gear Used: A massive arsenal of professional recording equipment was involved in the creation of this collection. Up to 17 mics, including 2 decca tree configurations, stereo pocket mics, stereo decay mics, multiple impact mics, etc. were used simultaneously to capture these loud and aggressive gun shots as well as the more subtle sounds of shells dropping, impact hits, and bullets ricocheting. Each microphone was recorded onto an isolated track across multiple Sound Devices field recorders at 24bit / 96kHz before being processed in a ProTools HD environment. Microphones from the following manufacturers were utilized for these recordings: -Schoeps -Neumann -Sennheiser -Sanken -AKG -Shure -Audio-Technica If you're as big of an audio geek as we are and want to know more about how these recordings were made, send us an email (FascinatedSound@gmail.com) and we'd be happy to take you down the rabbit hole...