As the earth shifts into autumn, a beautiful symphony of change plays out, with a rich array of sounds that capture the essence of this season. Boom Library has ventured to record the evocative sounds of autumn in vibrant and atmospheric locations. Using the top - notch Schoeps ORTF3D Surround Set, they've carefully preserved high - quality fall sounds. You can enjoy them in immersive 3D Surround or Stereo formats for an unmatched audio experience. Autumn's charm lies in the gentle rustle of leaves and the cool air. From evening insects' chirps to the wind in golden foliage, it offers evocative soundscapes, now available in immersive 3D Surround. As nature transforms with shorter days and crisper air, it presents a symphony of colors and sounds. Dry foliage rustles, crickets and cicadas sing, and coyotes howl, creating a rich ambient sound tapestry. This library offers diverse ambient sounds for any autumn - themed project, whether it's a film, game, or nature documentary. Free from human noise and air traffic, these recordings add depth and realism to your audio. The stereo version has 103 files, over 18GB in size, comes with a content info sheet, and is in 24 - bit 96kHz WAV format. The Surround 3D version includes 103 Surround + 103 Stereo files, over 90GB in size, also has a content info sheet, 24 - bit 96kHz WAV format, and a specific track layout.
Using this product is super easy. First, decide whether you want the 3D Surround or Stereo format based on your project needs. For example, if you're aiming for a more immersive feel, go for the 3D Surround. Just import the files into your audio editing software. Make sure your software supports the 24 - bit 96kHz WAV format. When using the sounds, think about the mood of your project. For a peaceful early - morning scene, choose the calm ambient sounds. For an active afternoon, pick the more bustling ones. As for maintenance, keep the files in a safe place on your computer or external storage. Regularly back them up to avoid losing any data. Don't try to modify the files in ways that might corrupt them. Also, if you share the project with others, make sure they have the right software to play the sounds properly.
