The Best Service Studio Box Mark III Foley Ambiences Sound Effectsfrom Best Service Studio Box Mark III Foley Ambiences Sound Effectsis a sound effects library which contains 10,000 original Foley sound effects recorded with state-of-the art technology in 16-/24-bit WAV format, by leading Foley artists and sound designers. This comprehensive collection of realistic sounds lets you create impactful sound design for your film, game, TV or music productions.

This library offers royalty-free sound effects in a wide variety of styles. It features unique natural environments recorded in North America and Europe, human ambiences and voices from all over the world, sport-related sounds, and traffic and machine noises, to name a few. Also included is a variety of electronic atmospheres created in the studio using oscillators and filters, and a selection of multimedia effects such as button clicks and roll-over sounds.

The Studio Box Mark III comes with an easy-to-use cross-referenced alphabetical guide.

For Sound Design in Films, Games, Music    10,000 Royalty-Free Sound Effects    16- and 24-Bit WAV files    Nature Sounds and Ambiences, Animals    Public Places, Traffic, Machines    Sports, People, Children, Crowds    Computers and Electronic Sounds    Cross-Referenced Alphabetical Guide

• Nature sounds recorded in North America and Europe using multiple microphone positions
• Wind, storm, rain, hail, thunder, fire, water (coast, river, lake, drops, splash, underwater recordings)
• Country and village scenes with birds, crickets and cicadas, frogs, chicken, cow, dog, horse, pig, sheep, sea animals
  • Cafe and restaurants (indoor/outdoor)
  • Solo and crowd laughter, applause
  • Footsteps, doors opened, shut, and locked
  • Children playing, church bells, fireworks
  • Announcements in airports and train stations
  • Sport-related sounds (single shots and stadium ambiences), with everything from baseball to wrestling – ball hits and kicks, karate, fencing, billiards, tennis, and gymnastics
    • Wide range of machine noises (pneumatic, electric, hydraulic)
    • Industrial robots and alarms
    • Mobile equipment, office and household machines
    • Street atmospheres and general city ambiences
    • Cars, buses and trucks (driving, squeals, doors)
    • Airplanes (indoor/outdoor), helicopter, trams and trains, harbor and boats
      • Sounds and ambiences created by top sound designers with oscillators, filters, and top-notch Foley artistry, all recorded using known industry-standard recording techniques
        • Button clicks, roll-over, cartoon effects (zap, boing, sweep, buzzers), musical instruments, and cluster sounds

          Related Questions and Answers

          Q: 1. Can i photography my size 15 shoes inside? With the box?

          A: This LED tent has various sizes if you pick one that is larger than your shoe it will work.

          Q: 2. Is it possible to diffuse the lights if you use the top hatch for shooting?

          A: The lights are inside the box. You could use a small bit of diffusion inside the box if you wanted taped over the lights. You could cut up a piece of Rosco Cinegel #3027 Filter - 1/2 Tough White Diffusion - 20x24" Sheet B&H # RO3027S with a pair of scissors for that purpose.

          Q: 3. Any one use to photograph flowers?

          A: Yes I brought a water hyacinth in from my pond to photograph and it worked well. If it will fit in the box you can use it.

          Q: 4. Can I purchase a replacement power supply?

          A: Please contact the MFR FotodioX Tel: (866) 812-1107 or (847) 201-4623 Website: http://www.fotodioxpro.com/

          Q: 5. Are the Led dimmable?

          A: The FotodioX LED Studio-In-a-Box (24 x 24") power cord does come with a built-in dimmer.

          Q: 6. What is the switch on PRO SET 3 and how is it used and when is it being used. Difference between Phase and OUT. Why was no manual included in the box?

          A: Heil Proset 3 headphones feature a phase reverse switch. When switched to the OUT position, the polarity will be reversed, providing the listener with a different perceived positioning of sound in their head. This is very helpful to prevent hearing fatigue, during long recording or mixing sessions.

          Q: 7. what happens when/if the LEDs fail?

          A: It gets dark.

          Q: 8. Does the power input support 220/230V sockets/voltage?

          A: According to the manufacturer, the FotodioX LED Studio-In-a-Box (28 x 28") is only designed for use in the USA for 100-120V 60Hz AC voltage usage.  It would not be compatible for use on 220/230V 50Hz A/C electrical voltage.

          Q: 9. Any one with experience using the 16x16 for photographing live insects? I would be using a macro lens with extension tubes.

          A: From the manufacturer. We would assume that this would work fine for macro photography, but we do not have any information first hand on this.Thank you

          Q: 10. What size box would I need to photograph a cake or pie on a 10 inch plate?

          A: The box itself is pretty good for basic quick shots for photoshopping later. I've been using it for product shots for our business for the past 4 years. The opening itself is nice. There's either the standard pull down flaps to quickly open and keep open for taking the shots. Or you can also easily pull down the whole panel to insert a larger item (i.e. cakes) as all the panels are velcro. If you're looking for something easy and manageable then i recommend this one. I had a few other flimsy boxes in the past, and this one so far has been my favorite for my needs.