Noiz2
Sound Ninja
Well this question comes up a lot and I just discovered a really nice site Hiss And A Roar.
These are the kinds of sounds most people who don't work on films with budgets never get to use. These are recorded by a pro for his use and he also is making them available. This is the kind of foundation sounds that get used all the time to "layer up" in the post world. You won't find a few thousand cuts of vegetables being tortured in Sound Ideas libraries because folks would "why would I need that?". I on the other hand start looking for my check book. I have recorded a fair amount but it's really messy so one usually limits the amount you do because of the amount of cleanup afterword. So it's great to be able to get it with out the mess.
Anyway you won't find "Dinosaur Roars" or "Car Crash" or other silly stuff. Right now he has four collections, Fireworks, Seal sounds, whooshes, and vegetable mutilation. They are sold at high sample rates and lower sample rates. The lower sample rates generally have fewer sounds. The prices range from $49 down to free. There is a also a $99 version of the Fireworks with multiple tracks and positions of the same sounds and at 196/24.
But you can get a sampler of each collection that is free and it's at 44.1/16 not some wanky MP3 file.
I downloaded all the free ones and will be upgrading as the budget allows.
These are the kinds of sounds most people who don't work on films with budgets never get to use. These are recorded by a pro for his use and he also is making them available. This is the kind of foundation sounds that get used all the time to "layer up" in the post world. You won't find a few thousand cuts of vegetables being tortured in Sound Ideas libraries because folks would "why would I need that?". I on the other hand start looking for my check book. I have recorded a fair amount but it's really messy so one usually limits the amount you do because of the amount of cleanup afterword. So it's great to be able to get it with out the mess.
Anyway you won't find "Dinosaur Roars" or "Car Crash" or other silly stuff. Right now he has four collections, Fireworks, Seal sounds, whooshes, and vegetable mutilation. They are sold at high sample rates and lower sample rates. The lower sample rates generally have fewer sounds. The prices range from $49 down to free. There is a also a $99 version of the Fireworks with multiple tracks and positions of the same sounds and at 196/24.
But you can get a sampler of each collection that is free and it's at 44.1/16 not some wanky MP3 file.
I downloaded all the free ones and will be upgrading as the budget allows.
