Welcome to the dark side of trailer sound effects. The BOOM Library Cinematic Darkness Construction Kit is the fourth release in the grand Cinematic series and is no less exciting than its predecessors. The library features dirty blasts, scary drones, digital glitches, synthetic screams, disturbing stutters, creepy noise, heavy whooshes, plus a ton more. There is over 15 GB of high-quality SFX in this collection. The sample format is 24-Bit / 96 kHz WAV files and are compatible with Windows or Mac.

Includes Designed and Construction Kit    For Creating Dark Trailer Sounds    16.5GB, 457 Files, 2730 Sounds    Blasts, Drones, Glitches, Screams, Noise    Stutters, Whooshes, and More    WAV, 24-Bit / 96 kHz, Windows + Mac

This collection bursts at the seams: more than 1950 brilliant HD sounds of all kinds of gloomy madness. Cinematic Darkness puts the power in your hands.

Cinematic Darkness Construction Kit delivers high-quality source sounds, which have only been waiting to fall into your creative hands. This collection is the ideal toolkit for any dark scene you can think of in a trailer, movie, presentation, or game—soundtrack your memorable character or scene

You can search by the following keywords: Hits, Basses, Blasts, Deep, Drones, Drums, Drops, Distorted, Harsh, Screams, Dark, Screaming, Crackling, Digital Glitches, Impacts, Shuttering, Punchy, Noisy, Bursting, Metallic, Heavy, Smashes, Damaged, Aggressive, Rises, Stressing, Rumbles, Shutters, Tension, Transitions, Whooshes, Creepy, Unsettling, Disturbing, Hard, Scary

A construction kit generally contains thousands of sounds as raw as possible and only as processed as needed for a specific topic, 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 within the given topic from scratch. For some topics, it is difficult to provide recordings only, so you will find some pre-processed or synthesizer based sounds in those collections as well, but still only basic material, since we don't want to offer it compressed to the maximum or similarly mutated. After all, the Construction Kit serves as such for ourselves, namely in the following process of creating the respective Designed collection.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Zelda Z7 L bracket work on a Really Right Stuff Ball Head?

A: Unfortunately, this bracket is not compatible with RRS clamps.

Q: 2. Could the Letus Helix Jr power this? Can the control wheel be powered separately or does it have to go into the base station?

A: The control wheel must be connected to the base station so that not only is it powered but it's signal can be passed to the focus motor. (which also gets it's power and signal from the base station.) As to working on the Helix, we believe that there is power available for the base station. If you wish to find out which cable, please call, chat or email us at B&H. Phone 800.606.6969 or 212.444.6615 E-Mail provideo@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a

Q: 3. How does it fit on the Z6 ii? Are there any issues as the z6 ii is slightly different from the z6.

A: It does fit on the Z6II without any issues. The cameras are identical enough that they didn't need to change anything especially because the biggest physical difference is the bigger grip. Which this bracket doesn't go over.

Q: 4. Does anyone who owns this have an issue with one of the main buttons sticking? I just received my brand new switcher today and Button 1 on the A bus (top row) has a tendency to stick when you press it in all the way (it stays de-pressed). It still works well and if you don't press it in all the way, it's fine. But I can't get the others to stick even if I tried but this one sticks every so often when it's pushed in all the way. It usually pops back up shortly after or you can sort of wiggle it and it'll pop up again, but I can't imagine this is normal...or is it? Outside that it all works flawlessly and I LOVE the iPad app!!

A: The buttons on this unit really should not be be sticking. Feel free to contact us at cs@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com/a if you feel like this is an issue you'd like addressed.

Q: 5. Is it Compatible with z6iii

A: Yes, the 3 Legged Thing Zelda Dedicated L-Bracket for Nikon Z 5, Z 6, Z 6 II, Z 7 & Z 7 II Cameras (Darkness Series Limited Edition Matte Black) is compatible with the Nikon Z6 II Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 6. How can you change the focus throw?? I get how to change Gain/smoothness but want to adjust the throw. At the moment, if you turn the Remote only a few millimetres it will focus the lens quite extremely. I hope that makes sense!?

A: Hi Dane - the microRemote has 270 degrees of throw which should be more than enough for almost any lens (with the exception of macro lenses that have )you can manually calibrate to a portion of the lens' throw so you can get even more granularity for shots that have limited range. If you are looking for additional support and you own a microRemote please contact our support group at support@redrockmicro.com - they can offer more assistance there. Thanks

Q: 7. Is the case small enough to be carry-on luggage?

A: Yes, the ZEISS Loxia Transport Case is quite compact and easily fits into the overhead luggage compartment.

Q: 8. Can I connect Shure BLX14/CVL Lavalier Wireless Microphone System directly into Roland V-1HD using XLR to minijack cable, will it work or should I get small audio mixer separately?Thanks

A: It's better to run a mixing board that's what I use and it works great

Q: 9. I use the Z6 with 70-200mm lens on tripod. I usually mount tripod plate to the lens rather than the camer. Major creepage because of the weight involved. Will this L-bracket solve this problem?

A: No, it will not. If you are using a large lens on a smaller camera body and the lens is front-heavy, it is recommended to connect the camera/lens setup to your tripod by using the tripod mount on your lens, as this will better reposition the camera/lens' center of balance to prevent any unnecessary pull on the tripod head. The use of an L-bracket on a camera will not correct the imbalance of a front-heavy telephoto lens. An L-bracket's sole function is to allow you to quickly reorient your camera's position from horizontal to vertical while keeping the alignment of your lens in the same position so you do not have to recompose your image.

Q: 10. Are these all for Sony Full Frame? Is there a bundle that includes the 85mm?

A: Yes, the ZEISS Loxia lenses cover the 24mm x 36mm sensor size. The Loxia 5-Lens Bundle includes the 21, 25, 35, 50 and 85mm lenses - plus lens gears and a transport case.