Cinematic fire & water with an incredibly strong character

Fire & Water are two very impressive and interesting elements. Their manifestations range from tiny and harmless to huge and devastating. As a consequence their sonic character is just as diverse and should be properly featured with all its facets in a sound FX library. And that was just our minimum requirement for this masterpiece. Besides several thousand (!) of fire & water sounds, we added a lot of extraordinary sweeteners to further support the already strong character and to give your sound design this specific edge. As this library carries the BOOM Library „Cinematic“ label, it is destined to once more raise the bar in terms of characteristic and state-of-the-art sound FX. The outcome is a stunning collection of sounds that’s packed up to the lid with extraordinary sound design compositions and a huge amount of crystal-clear source recordings. You’ll love the crispiness, the punch, the tremendous power, the fine details and the versatile spectrum of sounds.

The source recordings to fuel your own creative designs

Packed with over 2,300 absolutely clean, well-selected source recordings, the CONSTRUCTION KIT equips you to sculpt authentic and powerful sounds for your hot & wet projects, featuring virtually any movement, size, intensity, duration, state or sonic color. From small sizzling and steady flowing over bubbling and submersion effects to aggressive and devastating blasts, crashes and whooshes, this library delivers an enormous pool of content that not only provides all the essential sound design components, but also raises the bar once more in terms of recording techniques and resulting quality.

Sweeteners – the secret weapon for unique sound design

You’re going to love those as they will enhance your designs and give them an unrivalled and instant presence in the mix. Have you ever heard this question: „What’s that one sound? I can’t tell exactly what is is but it sounds awesome.“ Well, that’s what sweeteners are for. They can really make the difference between regular sound design and detail-rich sound design.