'Rhythmic Foley' by Producer Loops brings a unique selection of live recorded "found sounds" that can be used in all genres of music such as Cinematic, Ambient, Downtempo, House, World and more! All sounds were recorded at 192kHz and 24-Bit to deliver the epitome of sonic quality'

The Sound Designer for this product, Sebastian Bach, is intrigued and inspired by the rhythmical vibe of everyday-use items. He decided to capture the sounds of house-hold items, such as washing machines, cutlery, coffee makers, pots, cups, nuts, bolts and more. The live recordings of these items have been creatively twisted, mangled and edited in ways that allow them to be useable Loops and One-Shots for any genre.

This sample pack contains over five hundred individual tool sounds. There are plasma cutters, chainsaws, lawnmowers, hand tools and many, many others. These sounds were recorded in machine shops, garages, sculpture studios and outdoors. The recordings will fit seamlessly into sound design sessions for visual media. Many of the sounds also contain a multitude of potential for rhythmic and tonal applications. The warbling vibrato of a japanese handsaw or the echoing boom of hitting rebar on a large metallic sculpture, for example, are ripe for processing and music making. All sounds were recorded with a stereo pair of Neuman KM184s into a Sound Devices recorder.