Add the animal war cries of shallow sea hunters to your TV, movie, or video game production with Aquatic Predators from boom Library, a sound effect library packed with 1085 royalty-free sounds across a 5.8GB library. Featuring barks, clicks, roars, snorts, grunts, gargles, and much, much more, this library provides everything you need to immerse your audience in the tense, unique environment of marine mammal predators, and includes sounds from seals, sea lions, walruses, and dolphins.

This library sports 179 WAV files in 24-bit / 192 kHz stereo, recorded with a custom rig, for high-precision mixing, and these files are compatible with all known DAWs and video editing software. Rich metadata embedding is also included for an easy and fast workflow when used with audio management tools like Soundminer, Basehead, and Soundly. This product is compatible with both Windows and macOS computer platforms.

Sounds of Four Marine Mammals    Sea Lions, Seals, Walruses, Dolphins    1085 Royalty-Free Sounds, 179 WAV Files    Stereo 24-Bit / 192 kHz Files    5.8GB Library    Barks, Clicks, Roars, Snorts, and More    Compatible with All DAWs and Editors    Rich Embedded Metadata    Windows and macOS Compatible

BOOM Library sound FX come as WAV files, meaning you can import and work with them in any software that can handle this file type. Here are the most common audio and video editing software tools that work perfectly with boom sound FX.

Audio Software

• Logic Pro
• Cubase
• Nuendo
• Ableton Live
• Pro Tools
• Reaper

Video Editing Software

• Premier Pro
• Final Cut Pro X
• After Effects
• Vegas Pro
• Media Composer

To provide you with the fastest and easiest workflow possible, all files contain extensive metadata like file descriptions and keywords, so you can quickly find the sounds you’re looking for. Metadata can be read and processed by audio management tools.

Some digital audio workstations feature an included search tool that can also read embedded metadata. Here are the most common audio management tools:

• Soundminer
• Basehead
• Soundly

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Where is it made?

A: The Heil Sound PL2T Overhead Studio and Broadcast Boom Mount is made in China.

Q: 2. I have an sE X1S mic and shock mount. Is it possible to use the Heil Sound PL2T Overhead arm with them?

A: Yes, the Heil Studio Boom will work with your Se X1S with shockmount.

Q: 3. Is it hard to install?

A: Easy to install if you have an empty slot or are removing an old sound card.

Q: 4. Hi B&H, is there a hook on the end to hang a counterweight? HNY!

A: No, I use a rachet strap and anchor it to the bottom of the combo. Quick, easy, and one less sandbag to carry around.

Q: 5. Does this come with a stand? If not, what do you recommend?

A: No stand. I recommend a combo stand. You can go light weight with a baby stand. Obvious weight limits with the baby.

Q: 6. What kind of combo kit or stand would I need to hold a beauty dish? Looking for good, solid quality but not seeking to spends over $300.

A: Matthews Baby Drop Down Pin - 5/8 B&H # MADDB MFR # 427804

Q: 7. if I use the inserts can I match this with a Focusrite Pro 40 for multitrack recording? Also is there a rackmount option?

A: The ZED inserts can be used as direct outs to your Pro 40 firewire unit. However, you will need specially wired cables. A regular TS or TRS cable connected to the insert will interupt the signal flow through the channel and nothing will reach the fader. You will need to use TRS cables where the TIP and RING are connected.The rack-mount kit for the ZED-16FX is model AH-ZED18-RK19.

Q: 8. Wow, how old is this model? It says the USB on it (I do not even a USB jack in the rear, weird) is 1980s style USB 1.1. I thought they stopped making those 20 years ago! Anyhow, I was about to ask if the USB to the computer can handle 16 tracks IN and 16 tracks out... but if the interface is of the ancient USB 1.1 type.... then I should be asking if this thing can handle a stereo pair of signals to the computer... or only 1 x 1 mono?

A: The ZED-16FX was released in 2012. The USB connector is located on the surface of the mixer, not on the rear panel.A standard USB type B connector plugs in with a supplied cable. The three selector switches determine what is sent on the USB output.They work on a priority system, so that if more than one is pressed, the nearest one to the top takes precedence. If all threeare pressed, the Aux 1 & 2 signals would be sent by the USB device.The mixer is equipped with a stereo bi-directional USB 1.1 compliant audio CODEC. It is fully compliant with USB 2 ports and uses standard Windows and Mac Core Audio drivers. In other words, plug it in and your computer will find it and will be able to transfer audio to and from the ZED USB device. The mixer is supplied with SONAR X1 LE digital audio workstation software.Send Options:1) Main Mix Left + Right (post fade)2) Main Mix Left + Right (pre fade)3) Aux 1-24) Aux 3-FXReturn Options:1) To Stereo 3 ChannelMore information---On the Allen & Heath website, a href= http://www.allen-heath.com target= _blank www.allen-heath.com/aUsers can see or download the User Guide for the products which are listed under DOCUMENTS for each model.

Q: 9. Can you provide the part information for the knob that fastens the boom to a light stand?

A: You can contact the matthews Parts Store at (p) 818-843-6715. I went through their parts catalog could find the part you are looking for.

Q: 10. Should I remove the factory sound card before installing the Sound Blaster sound card?

A: You do not need to remove a different sound card from your system before using the Creative Labs Sound Blaster Audigy Fx PCIe Sound Card. However, it's possible that some combinations of different sound cards in a system can create issues.