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Old 09-02-2004
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sound modules . . . ? Resources ?

Does any one know of any good sites or companies that make EXCELLENT quality sound libraries?

I'm looking for libraries taht have a type of "sound clips" in them: animals, gun shots, cars screeching, wrecking, etc. Glass shattering, breaking.

That type of thing.

I have been searching online, and have found a few good clips, but nothing "exhaustive". For instance i searched through 15 sites to find 1 good dog bark.

I mean, I know patience is a virtue, but I also know there HAS to be some one somewhere who has gathered all this type of stuff in to one or two places.

For instance, one studio engineer opened up a sound bank in his multi-track recording software and had GLOBS of clips . . . he ment ioned that his m.t. r. s. cost $3000 so I figure THAT is not an option for me.

Any help would be greatly appreciated

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You can get all that stuff via MIDI from a Soundblaster LIVE for $35 ( which uses SoundFonts )
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