Featuring everything from hammers crushing skulls and swords hacking limbs, to clanging metal, deflections, and weapon sheathing, the Medieval Melee BUNDLE sound FX pack from boom Library provides producers with 1091 preprocessed and raw 24-bit / 96 kHz WAV sound files ready for production work in trailers, movies, and video games. This BUNDLE pack features a whopping 10,166 total sounds, with a combination of completely raw and already processed options, so you can choose to slap prepared sounds in for a quick production, or make your own custom sounds and sonic layers.

The use of high-resolution WAV files for all sounds makes this pack universally compatible with all audio and video production software, including Pro Tools, Avid, Final Cut Pro X, and Logic Pro. UCS metadata protocols make sound-file searching as easy as can be, and these files fully support common audio management tools such as Soundminer, Basehead, and Soundly, as well as Windows and macOS computers.

Medieval Sound FX for Postproduction    1091 Sound Files, 10,166 Sounds    24-Bit / 96 kHz WAV Files    Clanging Metal, Gore, Debris, Equips    Numerous Weapons and Shields Recorded    Universal Software Compatibility    UCS Metadata Embedded for Quick Search

The ringing steel and bass-pounding thuds of this collection truly highlight the destructive power of medieval weaponry. With these sounds alone, the full bloody brutality of combat can truly be felt, if not seen.

boom LIBRARY used trusted Sennheiser, Sanken CO-100K, and Schoeps mics to capture all the brutal crushing detail of these cold-iron masterpieces.

Medieval combat has never sounded more real. Engineers traveled across Europe in search of a massive variety of weapons to slam into wood, steel, and more. They even used analogous materials to recreate the sounds of weaponry but in a much bigger, larger-than-life way.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Using a USB cable to a laptop will an audio editor like Amadeus or Audacity recognize the signal?

A: Yes

Q: 2. Please explain the mounting portion of the boom?

A: This microphone arm features a 5/8"-27 thread compatible with most microphone shock mounts.

Q: 3. how to set up yamaha mg06x with powered speaker for vocalist?

A: The MG06X will feed powered speakers either from the XLR or 1/4 stereo outputs. A mic can be connected to channel 1 or 2 combo input via XLR. Proper level setting for the mic will start with raising the input gain level first, making sure the peak indicator is not solid red. Blinking occasionally is fine. Then raising the channel level to send signal to the stereo bus. (output).

Q: 4. What does the 2 in 2 out USB recording mean exactly?

A: With 2 in/2 out you can send a stereo signal into your DAW of whatever you have running into the mixer. You can then return the same stereo signal back into the Soundcraft for additional analog processing

Q: 5. When will this be on stock?

A: The most recent estimated delivery date that Yamaha has provided is December 12th.

Q: 6. should the pad be engaged when using an iPad?

A: When using an iPad connected to channel 1/2 you may need to engage the pad if the signal is overloading with the preamp gain all the way down. Using channel 3&4 which are dedicated line level inputs will work as well.

Q: 7. Can this unit perform a mix minus?

A: You can create a mix minus using one of the Aux sends as your mix to a caller, and bring the callers audio into an available channel on the board. The board by itself does not have a mix minus feature. For a podcasting style mixer/ recorder with built-in mix minus, here's this option BH #RORDECSTRPRO.

Q: 8. What is the length of each of the two arms? Joint to joint preferably. Thank you.

A: Both arms are approximately 18 , mesured from the center of one joint to the center of the other.

Q: 9. Where is it made?

A: The Heil Sound PL2T Overhead Studio and Broadcast Boom Mount is made in China.

Q: 10. The top of my desk has molding directly underneath so that a clamp-style mount doesn't work for me. My question is, can the clamp be removed to allow a direct mount (i.e. a plate with screw holes in it)?

A: You would require the compatible rise for it to be able to do that. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/616745-REG/Heil_Sound_RS_1_RS_1_Riser_Mount.html