Looking for these SFX or samples

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Polaroid22

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Hello,

Working on a project, and I came across this trailer on netflix ==> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p8enKudcpK8. And I was amazed by the sfx and editing. I think the whole soundtrack is just SFX layered togheter by someone with great skill. (already went through a bunch of trailer packages, youtube lookups, etc)

Does anybody know where to get similar sounds?
- Guitar/chord/stab/braam
- the clapping
- the paparazzi zoom in sound
- the rhytmic bassline (sound like a machine or something)
- snare roll build up

Any help is great appreciated!
 
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That's actually all incredibly simple for anyone with even the most basic audio/instrumental skills and knowledge, but it's the final mix which is what's amazing.

Just like in video production...a camera here, a camera there, a light here, a light there (and 100 other things going on)...and suddenly everything comes to life.

There are various plugin sites that sell sound effect packages, which you may have already checked out? (Google sound effects, FCP/Adobe plugins, etc.) Some NLEs have some already built-in.

YouTube has a bunch (not sure what's really free or not though): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qaDxveovMxU

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As far as the above, it's a good example where the editing team worked with the audio/composers (likely all original creations) who probably came up with all of the audio after the edit, but there was certainly a dramatic picture being painted for everyone and a look and feel that they were trying to deliver.
 
yeah I already own some packs like lens distortions, artlist, etc. But kinda looking for the specific ones they used, or really something similar. I know its a longshot, but it could be possible they are all from some kind of package that I have not come across yet. Or something really similar would be fine, already tried to sample some rock songs with some guitar songs for the guitar stab, but it doesnt turn out quite as good as the example above.
 
It's unlikely they are using something for sale.

In general at a higher-level, producers have musicians create them in-house in the company's recording studio (or they go to a recording studio), and then editors tweak the sound and speed of everything.

One guitar riff could sound like thousands of sounds with essentially filters over it in post. And from various manipulation of its parameters.

I'm sure higher-level productions also use all kinds of available plugins in post, but there's a lot of original work usually put into it.
 
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