Mattia Cellotto Polarity (WAV): Polarity offers more than 950 sound effects of science, electricity, and technology, recorded at various locations across the globe, from museums of electricity to science labs. The majority of the library's content is about electricity, featuring a variety of kinds of Jacob's Ladders, Tesla Coils, Ruhmkorff lamps, and all kinds of powerful bursts of energy.
Then we move to plasma spheres, welders, 3D printers, and eventually provide a broad technology subject - including old telephones, telegraphs, the dynamo wheel and rotary dials, whirling watchers, alarms, laboratory centrifuges, which scientists refer to as"a rocker" and a roller with servo sounds as well as lights in neon as well as a Wimshurst machine. sparklers.
A lot of the sounds were recorded from old equipment including an old tramway in 1928 telephone switchboards to high voltage switches and controls.
All recordings were recorded at 192KHz using the Sanken CO100K, a pair of Sennheiser 8040, and a Neumann 81i, which translated into final images that include lots of ultrasonic material, prepared for the most extreme manipulation.
Bonus: Two additional libraries are included for free:
The library also contains two other releases by Mattia Cellotto at no cost: Crunch Mode delivers 230 crunchy sounds created with different fresh bread, vegetables pizza crust, and a variety of frozen foods. Its Borax Experiment gets you 158 slimy, gory, squishy, and gooey sound effects.
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