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Hydro Contact
This extensive collection features 273 high-fidelity sound effects captured through hydrophones, including underwater movements, bubbles, impacts, and exotic instruments recorded at 96kHz/24-bit quality.
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HYDRO CONTACT brings you 273 audio files recorded with a contact mic and a hydrophone over the course of a year, in order to get you covered for any kind of underwater scene, in the outer space, for pitch shifting, time stretching or to add a weird tone to your soundscape.
Recorded at 96 kHz and 24 bits, this collection provides underwater motion, waves, bubbles, impacts, hits, hums, buzzes, car Foley, rumbles, bouncing, dripping water, dragging items, blasts, switches, engines, underwater screams, exotic musical instruments and many more sounds, ideal to take your sound design imagination a step further.
All files include Soundminer embedded metadata.
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