Meticulously captured sound effects span distant to intimate perspectives of untamed Pacific Northwest coastlines, featuring pristine waves, eagles, and old-growth forests recorded over eighteen years.
Introducing my new sound library, Ocean Ambience: Rocky Coastline.
Recorded over an 18 year period on the undeveloped coasts of the Pacific Northwest, this library captures the sounds of the sea where it meets a rugged and wild landscape. Recorded in places where huge cliffs, soaring eagles and old-growth forests are the norm, this is not what is typically presented as ‘beach scenery’ in most general purpose sound collections.
With the rare exception of a distant foghorn, the sounds of the human world are absent. Each recording is a portrait of a real event that happened in a real place and has not been edited aside from basic clean-up.
Perspectives vary from extremely distant to (quite literally) dangerously close. Stereo imaging is wide, open and expansive.
What started out as a personal project almost 20 years ago has now grown into a mature sound library for professional use.
A wide variety of perspectives and conditions are captured across 50 files featuring over 1 hour of audio.
The sounds have been carefully organized into categories, and each file has been embedded with full Soundminer metadata.
