
Wind Sculpture
Raw recordings and designed sound effects captured from UK’s resonating metal sculpture create ethereal, otherworldly ambiences ideal for dramatic and horror productions.
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Wind Sculpture is a Sound Effects Library with designed ambiences/drones/pads built from source recordings of the ‘Singing Ringing Tree’ located in Burnley, UK. The source recordings are also included and are provided in 24Bit 96kHz, allowing for further sonic manipulation.
Our Audio Craftsmen travelled to the top of the hills and braved the harsh, cold winds of the British countryside to capture the essence of this magnificent and ethereal singing metal structure. Not only have these sounds never been recorded and offered in an SFX library before, but our team have been the first to use them to create a set of designed ambiences, giving you some fresh material that can set your projects apart with exciting new tones and textures.
These effects are well suited to Film, TV and Video Game projects, particularly Drama, Horror and Sci-Fi genres where a otherworldly wind elements are often needed.
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Library Details
| Sample Rate | 96 kHz |
|---|---|
| Bit Depth | 24-bits |
| Type | Source |
| Size | 1.26 GB |
| Duration | 42 minutes |
| Format | Stereo |
| Metadata | Yes |
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