You have seen what we have seen… you experience what we experienced. Boring Sound Effects. Time to change that my friend.
Our goal is to give back the power of epicness to you… you deserve the best to create the best.
Are you ready? Let’s go, follow me my friend
behold the power of Soundpack Deluxe. our most complete pack filled with 3.270 sound effects can now be in your hands!
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The packs are very well worth the purchase with a wide variety of sound effects that will give your edits a fantastic auditory flare, and the process of using them is incredibly simple and approachable to anyone regardless of their prior editing background. If you’re looking for sounds with memorable impact and bone-crunching lethality, these packs have you covered. I’ve already used the studio’s effects to re-sound several of my own favorite movie fights, and I’m not about to stop anytime soon.
All Sound Effects come as WAV files, meaning you can import and work with them in any software that can handle this file type. Here are the most common audio and video editing software tools that work perfectly with our epic Sound Effects
Real like gunfire sounds effects. If you want to create an intense realistic shooting scene, this is the one.
Contains nothing but the best Melee Weapons Sound Effects. Swords will no longer sound like a shitty kids toy sword. MASSIVE RESULTS ASSURED
This one packs a huge amount of punches and kicks. Far greater quality than Soundpack 2. Intense Sound Effects ready for any fist fight.
An ideal Pack if you want to have a super affordable price for editing Fist fighting action videos.
Yes, the sound effects are made from scratch. All recorded at our Epic studio.
Of course! once you buy it, it’s yours. The only restriction is that you can’t resell the Soundpacks.
No friend, you can use any Audio/video editor there is. We personally use VEGAS PRO. The reason is, it’s the easiest to use for editing SFX. You can get it now if you click “BUY HERE”.
I get that question all the time and no, I’m not Tony Jaa. I’m Tony Jax…
Yes very much, you just need to DRAG & DROP or load the SFX (depending on the Editing Program) you want into the program. Very easy!