Trailer Basics
Key Features
- Designed braams, booms and impacts for cinematic edits
- Tonal bends and a warhorn impact for dramatic reveals
- Fast and slow multi-hits for different transition pacing
- Bass hits, lasers and organic rumbles for layering
- Glitch and synth impacts for modern and sci-fi sound design
- UCS-compatible metadata helps organize and find sounds
Description
Trailer Basics is a cinematic sound-effects collection from BOOM Library, built around designed braams, booms, impacts and sweeteners. It gives trailer editors and sound designers a selection of ready-made material for adding weight to cuts, reveals and transitions.
The library includes piercing braam hits, tonal bends, a distorted bend and a warhorn impact, alongside sub bass booms and resonant metal strikes. Fast and slow multi-hits offer different pacing options for builds, title cards and scene changes.
Filtered and distorted bass hits, tailed lasers and organic rumbles can be layered with the main impacts to shape their character. Glitch and synth impacts and an elemental explosion add options for modern and science-fiction scenes.
BOOM supplies 294 sounds across 48 WAV files at 24-bit and 96 kHz, with multiple variations grouped within files. The files include UCS-compatible metadata with descriptions and keywords, making them searchable in compatible audio management tools.
Import the WAV files into an audio or video editor that supports the format, then cut, pitch, stretch or layer them to suit the project. BOOM describes the library as royalty-free for use across projects, while redistribution of the sounds as audio assets is prohibited.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in Trailer Basics?
The library contains 294 sounds in 48 WAV files. These include braams, booms, impacts, tonal bends and layering sweeteners.
Which software can use the sounds?
The files are WAV audio, so they can be imported into software that supports WAV files. BOOM lists audio and video editors including Reaper, Ableton Live and Premiere Pro.
Can I use the sounds in commercial projects?
BOOM describes the library as royalty-free for use in projects including films, games and advertising. Its license prohibits reselling or redistributing the sounds as audio assets; consult the developer’s full license for details.
What audio resolution is provided?
The WAV files are supplied at 24-bit and 96 kHz. BOOM notes that this resolution supports editing, pitching and effects processing.
