Description
Thermal Flux is a sound effects library formed by extreme temperature reactions. With materials ranging from -119°F to 1900°F all captured at 192kHz/24bit, it’s a fiery (and icy) collection of unique sound design source material.
In each recording, props with vast temperature differentials interact with each other… Red hot ball bearings vaporize liquids, melt ice, and destroy various household products. Extremely cold metal instantly freezes water. Molten metals and glass pour into water, groaning, chirping, and crackling, as they solidify. Dry ice causes coins to viciously chatter. Water beads bounce, whine, and buzz on blazing hot pans. White hot sand roars and erupts upon contact with water. All of this and more was recorded with mics capturing quality frequency information up to ~65kHz. This ultrasonic content allows for extreme pitch shifting without compromising fidelity.
Extreme Temperatures
Ultrasonic Content
Multi-Take Files = Less Clutter
Thermal Flux takes advantage of multi-take files for many recordings. Adding 206 FILES to your library might sound nice, but logically organizing those 206 SOUNDS into 64 files makes SFX easier to find in your database and edit in your project. Sounds are organized into multi-take files by the various facets of the recordings. All similar variants of each prop recording are easily accessible within the same file.
Quality Metadata
Thermal Flux comes with thorough metadata that works across all popular audio database software. Each file is embedded with exhaustive information about the recording. Aside from the usual description, many other fields are available that provide useful tidbits like recording notes, microphone information/placement, category, and sub-category. All sound effects also come embedded with an image showing exactly what was happening during the recording.