(February 24th 2015, Mainz, Germany) – TROPICAL FORESTS is our fantastically vivid and seventh nature SFX library in the Quiet Planet series by Emmy-winner and Sound Tracker® Gordon Hempton.
He has searched the globe for more than three decades to record nature at its most pristine.
To compile this unique treasure of TROPICAL FORESTS, Hempton spared no effort to collect and compile the immense diversity of cloud forests, rain forests and oceanic forests of Ecuador, Brazil, Belize, Australia and Sri Lanka. TROPICAL FORESTS are loud and dense places – they receive large amounts of solar energy and consequently have the greatest number of species of any place on Earth. Species diversity always means sonic diversity, as wildlife communicate just as urgently as humans do. The high species diversity of these nature reserves translates into more complex ambiences sometimes becoming symphonic with even dramatic wildlife vocalizations. So this collection delivers a real powerhouse of opportunities: it comes with recordings which you would never have thought within your reach, from areas far remote and inaccessible. Equipped with custom materiel and the will to record the exceptional, Hempton submerged into the wild and came back with this absolutely impressing and outstanding sound collection.
The TROPICAL FORESTS library literally melts you into an exotic soundscape. You’ll find recordings of every time of the day, from dawn until dusk and throughout the whole night, with fine gradations to do justice to the ever-changing acoustic diversity of the forests. These ambience recordings include various tropical animals such as birds (solo and duet), insects, frogs, monkeys, owls, cicadas or eagles. As a matter of course, the library comprises different weather conditions like various wind levels, dry or wet, rainfall and even a full 1.5 hour recording of a tropical thunderstorm.
Whatever exotic adventure lies ahead of you, the TROPICAL FORESTS collection will suit your plans well. You shouldn’t miss any of the Quiet Planet SFX series, but if you are in special need of TROPICAL FORESTS, this library has to be your choice.
Get ready to be overwhelmed by the lush and free nature: with its more than 10 GB, 15 hrs and a total of 153 files of high-quality material in the stereo version, this collection will boost your ideas and paint a full-colored stereo picture to the audience. The Soundminer Metadata has notes on species ID, when to use, and geographic location.
The stereo library comes at a regular price of EUR 219,00.
Make sure to benefit from our release discount of 20% and only pay a reduced total price of EUR 175,20 until February 27th!
Surround Version
There’s nothing better than surround ambiences. A real surround experience shifts us to truly being there, evokes authentic feelings and leaves us overwhelmed by the opulence of impressions – it’s nothing less than breathtaking.
The surround version of TROPICAL FORESTS takes you right there: experience the power of 5.0 surround recordings and not only your ears will jubilate. You won’t lose any of the fantastic content of the stereo version, you’ll rather get the full spectrum of these tropical regions with all its vivid colors and flavors. It definitely takes you to a higher level!
The handling couldn’t be easier: simply drag and drop the interleaved 5.0 surround files in your favorite sequencer and mix them the way you like it. The quality of the recordings is incomparably excellent and – as always – all files come with detailed metadata to increase your workflow. This collection also includes the stereo version and it comes as a download or on a USB drive – with more than 27GB of nature ambiences. This library also ships in 48 kHz, 24-bit, in interleaved 5.0 surround.
The stereo & surround library comes at a regular price of EUR 299,00.
Make sure to benefit from our release discount of 20% until February 27th and only pay a reduced total price of EUR 239,20!
Connect to this exotic power source and load your next project with TROPICAL FORESTS SFX!
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