(Sorry for yet another OT post)
I'm interested in purchasing the Digital Juice Sound FX collection and I'm curious to see if anyone here has used it, known someone that has used it, or any general thoughts and/or comments. I own the Sony Pictures sound effects volume 1 and have been very immpresed. What the Sony collection lacks however, and what this collection claims to have, is what I call "swoosh" sounds that work well for transitions, flying logos, stuff like that. I've created my own "swoosh" sounds using various sound fx, but it'd be nice to have a some options already to created.
I don't need 12 different elephant sounds or 25 different riffle sounds, I'm mostly interested in the sounds that punch up video effects. Make sense?
Thanks as always.
Jeff
I'm interested in purchasing the Digital Juice Sound FX collection and I'm curious to see if anyone here has used it, known someone that has used it, or any general thoughts and/or comments. I own the Sony Pictures sound effects volume 1 and have been very immpresed. What the Sony collection lacks however, and what this collection claims to have, is what I call "swoosh" sounds that work well for transitions, flying logos, stuff like that. I've created my own "swoosh" sounds using various sound fx, but it'd be nice to have a some options already to created.
I don't need 12 different elephant sounds or 25 different riffle sounds, I'm mostly interested in the sounds that punch up video effects. Make sense?
Thanks as always.
Jeff