Looking for futuristic weapon sounds for the silver screen? Check out the BOOM LIBRARY CYBER WEAPONS CONSTRUCTION KIT, a next generation sound effects library for futuristic, modern and Sci-Fi weaponry. From small sidearm-grade lasers to planet-melting beams of destruction, this bundle offers the whole range to pick from. Design your own creations with the CONSTRUCTION KIT, containing over 4000 source sounds. The 24-bit / 96 kHz WAV files are compatible with Windows and Mac.

Futuristic Weapon Sounds    Foley, Mechanics, Synthesized Beams    Impacts, Servos, Shots, Whooshes, Tails    7.8GB, 672 Files, 4032 Sounds    Tight, Punchy, Powerful Samples    Shot Attacks, Reloads, Flybys    WAV, 24-Bit / 96 kHz, Windows + Mac

Tight, punchy, powerful samples—one of the library's defining features. This library not only avoids the harmless pew-pew cliché—it can sound absolutely aggressive and terrifying.

As with most BOOM Library collections, this library of future weapons sounds is designed to get the job done just by layering, merging, and fading samples together. The CONSTRUCTION KIT offers all source recordings from real-world objects as well as synthesized effects.

The amount of careful sound processing that went into this library gives the future weapon sounds their distinct futuristic quality. Especially shot attacks, reloads and flybys will whisk you away into worlds several years, decades or eons away.

The highly versatile CONSTRUCTION KIT contains enough sounds for general sci-fi sound design—Foley, mechanics, synthesized beams, impacts, servos, shots, whooshes, tails, transients.

You can search by the following keywords: Alien, Artificial, Burst, Buzz, Caliber, Clack, Crackle, Doppler, Electronic, Engine, Exhaust, Explosion, Fireworks, Focused, Force, Futuristic, Glitch, Grenade, Hydraulic, Laser, Lock, Mechanism, Metal, Missile, Motor, Particles, Plasma, Projectile, Recharge, Revolver, Rifle, Robot, Rumble, Saw, Scaffold, Screwdriver, Shaver, Silencer, Siren, Synthetic, Tape, Titanium, Toothbrush, Toy, Train, Trigger

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 only recordings. 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. Will Sony offer a new full-frame compact camera with a Zeiss 2470?

A: While Sony has not told us anything, I would have to say I really doubt they will put a 24-70mm fast f/2.8 on this camera. Why? Because the lens would be huge and completely negate the main purpose this camera, to wit, be a extremely high image quality camera in a very small package.

Q: 2. What is the maximum video recording time limit? (in any mode)

A: Maximum internal recording limit is 29 minutes.

Q: 3. Is there a case which will protect the camera from dust, but allow me to shoot? A silicone case would be great, but can't find one.

A: Unfortunately, here is no silicone case for this. We would suggest that you use either of these solutions. LensCoat BodyBag 4/3 (Black) B&H # LELCBB43BK and OP/TECH USA Digital D-Series: D-Shortie (Black) B&H # OPDDSPBQ.

Q: 4. In the pictures above from Sony the guy is pressing the camera against his phone. Why?

A: This is demonstrating the NFC (Near Field Communication) ability of the camera's built in WiFi to transfer files to an Android device.

Q: 5. Is this a mirrorless camera?

A: The Sony Cyber-shot RX1R II is considered a point and shoot, not a mirrorless camera. The reason is the Sony Cyber-shot RX1R II has a built-in Zeiss Sonnar T* 35mm f/2 Lens. Mirrorless cameras allow you to change the lens.

Q: 6. What is the range of this camera...35 to what mm lens?

A: Hi Ronald, the lens on the RX1R II is a fixed focal length of 35mm.

Q: 7. is it possible to record video longer than 30 minutes?

A: Yes, it is possible to record video longer than 29 minutes and 59 seconds with the Sony s6500. All you have to do is use an external recorder. Sorry, but the camera cannot do longer than 29/59 by itself. Here is a nice kit made by B&H you might consider. Atomos Ninja V 5" 4K HDMI Recording Monitor Kit with 2 L-Series Batteries, Charger, and Power Adapter B&H # ATNINJAVP (B&H Kit)

Q: 8. Does this camera have any weather proofing?

A: Sony does not describe this camera as weather-sealed. I would not venture out into bad weather without being careful. It is extremely well-made with tight tolerances but lacks the necessary rubber grommets and O-ring seals that would keep rain (or seriously high condensation) from getting inside the Zeiss lens barrel (biggest concern) or under the many exterior control rings thereby possibly exposing the electronics to moisture.

Q: 9. Is this camera made in Japan?

A: Yes. The country of Origin for this camera is Japan

Q: 10. How large (in megabytes) is an individual, typical RAW image file generated by this camera?

A: The RAW file with compression is 42MB. With compression turned off it's 85MB. When you turn that file into a tiff, for example, the file is around 120 MB. I use the camera with the RAW lossless compression turned on. So far, I dont feel I need to add the slight amount of sharpness that the uncompressed file enables.