Looking for a vast collection of destructible material sounds for the silver screen? Check out the BOOM LIBRARY DEBRIS CONSTRUCTION KIT, a sound library of destruction. Whether it is falling, rolling, breaking, trickling, shattering creaking or anything else, DEBRIS guarantees rich, multi-faceted and deep textures for your sound design. The 24-bit / 96 kHz WAV files are compatible with Windows and Mac.

Destructible Material Sounds    6.5GB, 308 Files, 1848 Sounds    Falling, Rolling, Breaking, Trickling    Shattering, Creaking, and More    Rich, Multi-Faceted, and Deep Textures    WAV, 24-Bit / 96 kHz, Windows + Mac

DEBRIS is filled right to the edge with precious acoustic avalanches: there's loads of falling, breaking, tearing, rumbling, rattling, clattering, glass, dirt, foam, gravel, metal, paper, plastic, porcelain, rocks, sand, wood, and trash, both single and combined recordings. Lay your hands on this library and edit the sounds just as you need it.

• Still lacking the authentic sound scenery for this enthralling moment when the beast destroys the whole city and everything bursts to pieces? For the collapsing of buildings after the bomb blast? For that fierce fighting scene where they destroy everything they touch? For the ongoing destruction during that raging earthquake?
• If similar scenarios are on your list and great sound is your trademark, the DEBRIS Construction Kit should be within your reach. It lets you exploit your creative potential and guarantees clear and to-the-point SFX you don't want to miss out on.

You can search by the following keywords: Beams, Splinters, Falls, Drops, Branches, Cracking, Bouncing, Rolling, Rattling, Impacts, Explosions, Debris, Dirt, Heavy, Glasses, Cars, Falling, Smashing, Hitting, Shattering, Hits, Rocks, Gravel, Collapsing, Movement, Metal, Cement, Steel, Trash, Bricks, Porcelain, Rattle, Rolls, Scrapes, Slides, Beams, Cracking, Metallic, Stones, Smack, Rustling, and Woods

A CONSTRUCTION KIT generally contains thousands of sounds, provided as raw as possible, processed as needed for a specific topic, and perfectly organized to make it easy for you to use them. Carefully selected, those sounds give you all the freedom and possibilities you need to design your own sounds from scratch within the given topic. For some topics, it is difficult to provide recordings only. So, you will find some preprocessed or synthesizer-based sounds in those collections as well, but still only basic material, since BOOM doesn't want to offer sounds that are compressed to the maximum or similarly mutated. After all, the CONSTRUCTION KIT serves as such for BOOM, namely in the following process of creating the respective DESIGNED collection.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this as an "audio-interface" via USB to record the inputs in Logic Pro and other DAW software?

A: Yes, the Tascam Mixcast 4 Podcast Mixer, Recorder, and USB Audio Interface can be used as an audio interface to facilitate input connection over USB and serve as the audio source in DAW software programs such as Logic Pro.

Q: 2. What wheels can you buy for this? What size wheels

A: None, no wheels fit any C-Stand

Q: 3. What is the max size of this light stand ?

A: This is a 10.5' stand.

Q: 4. Can the arm support the weight of a Sony a7lll with a Sony 90mm macro lens for cenital shots of food photography? And what adapters would you recommend to mount the camera on the arm for that purpose?

A: This stand and arm kit is able to hold a Sony A7 III along with a Sony FE 90mm Macro lens by way of the Kupo Baby Ball Head Adapter, BH # KUKG014212 and the Matthews BH-20 Ball Head, BH # MABH20. https://bhpho.to/35diFkM https://bhpho.to/38sPWdU

Q: 5. Dose this work with the song NX80 handle grip?

A: Yes, it will. You are going to want to make sure that the setting on the grip is set to "Mic +48v"

Q: 6. What are the specs for the included sandbag? How much weight can that sandbag hold?

A: The sandbag in the GVM C360 Turtle Base C-Stand and Cross Arm Boom Kit (10.5') holds up to 10 lb.

Q: 7. At maximum length of the arm how many kilos it holds?

A: The boom on the GVM C360 Turtle Base C-Stand and Cross Arm Boom Kit (10.5') at maximum length has a support weight of 20 kg.

Q: 8. What is the diameter of this microphone so I can buy a k-tek mic holder?

A: The Sony ECM-VG1 Short Shotgun Microphone has a diameter of 0.79" (20 mm) and it measures 8.27" (210 mm) long.

Q: 9. How is the handling noise & wind blockage? Ive heard "not so good" even with the windscreen on. Anyone use this in light to moderate winds?

A: Handling noise should be minimal, if any, when the Sennheiser MKE 400 Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone is mounted securely to a camera shoe. The included windscreen should assist with low-wind scenarios but is not meant for use in high-wind situations.

Q: 10. is it the male or female end xlr?

A: The microphone's body offers a 3-pin male XLR connection. This agrees withe universal convention for microphones.