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1 Gb Free Sound Effects For Films, Game Audio And More

Fab, June 14, 2022June 14, 2022

How about some free sound effects? Yes, please! Bluezone Corporation have gotten in touch with us to announce the recent release of a new free sound effects list.

Created by their award-winning sound designers, these free sound packs deliver high-resolution recordings that are used in the latest blockbusters and most popular video games around the world.

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From natural ambiences to industrial soundscapes, and all the way to science fiction sound effects, such as terrifying roars and futuristic weapon fire, you’ll have access to incredible sound effects that are sure to stimulate your creativity.

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These free sound effects can be used in video editing software able to process WAV files : Premiere Pro – Final Cut Pro X – FilmoraPro – After Effects – Media Composer – iMovie – Shotcut – Vegas Pro, etc.

All SFX are available for download and can be used in commercial projects.

To download the free 1 Gb effect package, please visit the Bluezone Corporation homepage (scroll to the bottom, registration is not required).

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