Name: Ultimate Car Foley Collection
SKU: 14416
Availability: InStock

Description

Introducing the Ultimate Car Foley Collection. It contains all 10 of our car Foley libraries bundled into one. We went to great lengths to secure a wide range of vehicles to cover any car foley requirement: convertibles, van, truck, SUVs, high-end, low-end, modern, and retro. This resulted in nearly 100 GB of the best car Foley audio around. You will never need another car Foley Library again! Perfect for UI, cinematic, and general sound design.

Each one of these libraries contains high-quality recordings captured in a semi-anechoic studio environment, ensuring every action was captured in pristine detail. This is not your typical car Foley collection; we went to great lengths to meticulously capture every sound the car makes as cleanly as possible. Alarms, pedals, servos, windows, windscreen wipers, horn, boot, bonnet, switches, dials, and of course door shuts; if it made a sound, we recorded it. Impulse responses were also carefully recorded from different perspectives within each vehicle. Each action was recorded from multiple perspectives; three handheld rigs were used in conjunction with onboard microphones attached to the car, and static microphones were also used to surround the car.

Cars in the library

BMW 420d Convertible 2014
Ford F150 1995
Ford Fiesta 2013
Ford Mustang 1968
Lamborghini Countach 1990
Mercedes-AMG CLS63 2013
Porsche Boxster S Convertible 2005
Range Rover Sport 2015
Volvo XC60 2015
Volkswagen Caddy C20 TDI 2013

We recorded ambisonic surround files from the interior perspective, perfect for surround and VR applications.

Every recorder is timecode-synced for simple DAW session reconstruction, making it incredibly easy to sync every mic perspective from a chosen action.

Delivered uncompressed in 96kHz and 24-bit, the library contains detail, nuance and offers you full creative freedom.

Metadata

To help you quickly find the sounds you are looking for, we have included extensive metadata in every file. Our file naming and metadata is created according to current UCS standards and can be read by audio management tools such as Soundminer & Basehead.