At
the request of sound editiors and designers around the world, The Hollywood
Edge is pleased to introduce a collection of impossible-to-find sound
effects in the BUSTED EFFECTS AND MOST WANTED collection. Imagine all
of the sound effects you hardly ever hear - mangled cars trying to start,
a 747 taking off 10 feet away from you, broken exhaust fans, large animal
traps, earthquake rattles, elephant gunshots, dead batteries - and put
them together to make one incredible CD set. Effects and recording experts
Burtis Bills and Mark Ormandy collected these exclusively offered effects
to help editiors, who used to spend hours fixing effects - trying to
make the good sounds go bad. Now, it's as easy as selecting the track
filled with gross rattles and exhausted motors, bad clocks and short
circuits, air conditioner rattles and bad toliet plunges, to complete
your next project. Featured sound elements include: aircraft, alarms,
animals, high school cheerleaders, old and broken clocks, computers,
slamming and doors, electrical explosions and zaps, broken machines
and miscellaneous noises, train horns and engines, busted vehicles,
and much more.
At
the request of sound editiors and designers around the world, The Hollywood
Edge is pleased to introduce a collection of impossible-to-find sound
effects in the BUSTED EFFECTS AND MOST WANTED collection. Imagine all
of the sound effects you hardly ever hear - mangled cars trying to start,
a 747 taking off 10 feet away from you, broken exhaust fans, large animal
traps, earthquake rattles, elephant gunshots, dead batteries - and put
them together to make one incredible CD set. Effects and recording experts
Burtis Bills and Mark Ormandy collected these exclusively offered effects
to help editiors, who used to spend hours fixing effects - trying to
make the good sounds go bad. Now, it's as easy as selecting the track
filled with gross rattles and exhausted motors, bad clocks and short
circuits, air conditioner rattles and bad toliet plunges, to complete
your next project. Featured sound elements include: aircraft, alarms,
animals, high school cheerleaders, old and broken clocks, computers,
slamming and doors, electrical explosions and zaps, broken machines
and miscellaneous noises, train horns and engines, busted vehicles,
and much more.