Looking for a variety of medieval weapon sounds for the silver screen? Check out the BOOM LIBRARY MEDIEVAL WEAPONS CONSTRUCTION KIT, a collection of bold, movie, and SFX that will find and smite any further need for sounds, bringing your medieval combat to life. The 24-bit / 96 kHz WAV files are compatible with Windows and Mac.

Swings, Hits, Impacts, Launches, Foley    6.8GB, 760 Files, 4560 Sounds    Bold Movie and Game Ready SFX    Daggers, Arrows, Crossbows, Swords    Hammers, Catapults, Shields, and More    WAV, 24-Bit / 96 kHz, Windows + Mac

This collection is going to be your medieval armory. It is filled with a huge range of high-quality source recordings of daggers, arrows, crossbows, swords, hammers, catapults, shields, and lots more.

Each file contains 6 variations of a single sound to provide great flexibility when forging your unique and convincing sound effects

You can search by the following keywords: Medieval, Weapons, Daggers, Arrows, Crossbows, Swords, Hammers, Catapults, Shields, Leather, Drops, Clicking, Walking, Rattling, Steps, Armor, Axe, Hits, Scrapes, Blood, Breaks, Guts, Squishing, Flaming, Sweeteners, Impacts, Bow, Shots, Rapier, Quarterstaff, Wood, Handling, Sabre, Metal, Creaks, Fire, Robes, Rings, Whooshes, Throwing, Dagger, Knifes, Siege, Loading

A CONSTRUCTION KIT generally contains thousands of sounds, provided as raw as possible and only 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. 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: 2. I recently purchased this setup and now I want to add casters, preferably with brakes. Can you please recommend a good quality set that is compatible with this setup? I use it for strobes as well as continuous lighting so ease of movement is a must. Thank you!

A: They show another model it should work but talk to B&H to be sure

Q: 3. Will this work with my Yongnuo Speedlite YN600EX-RT II?

A: Yes, we suggest the following bracket for maximum flexibility. Please review the following item Godox S2 Speedlite Bracket for Bowens BH #GOS2 • MFR #S2 https://bhpho.to/3lQLApT

Q: 4. Would 2 or 3 of these fit inside a Manfrotto LBAG110 bag? Thanks!

A: Unfortunately, the Manfrotto LBAG110 Quick Stack Light Stand Bag, (Large) is too short to fit 2 or 3 of the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black), but you can get three in this Phottix PH92518 Gear Bag (47", Black), B&H # PH92518. https://bhpho.to/3HDJPSs

Q: 5. Is this microphone compatible with a Canon 5D Mark III?

A: No, the Sony ECM-VG1 Short Shotgun Microphone uses an XLR output whereas the Canon 5D Mark III has a 3.5mm mic input.

Q: 6. Does this take a 22mm or 25mm locking casters?

A: The legs use casters that are 22mm.

Q: 7. I'm recording martial arts instruction. At times the instructor is standing and at other times laying on the floor. It is very dynamic so it can shift quite quickly. Would you suggest using this boom stand with an NTG3?My fear is that it would sound good when the instructor is standing, but when they lay down, I lose significant volume. Any suggestions?

A: You will definitely lose sound quality when the instructor gets low. First option would be a wireless mic xmitter strapped to the instructor with the mic taped securely to his clothing. Next option would be a boom operator to move with the instructor. If none of those options are available can you shoot the instructor in sequences and reposition the mic for each shot?

Q: 8. Can you use this for top down shots?

A: Yes, you can use the Manfrotto 420B Combi Boom Stand (Black) for photographing straight down.

Q: 9. 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: 10. Is this c stand galvanized or stainless steel?

A: This is chrome plated stainless steel.