BOOM Library Seasons Of Earth – Summer – Stereo

The rotating earth plays its own set of instruments, with each season introducing a new symphonic palette. We’ve set out season-by-season to capture all the magical timbres of mother nature, recording the most interesting places full of life and beauty, attempting to embrace the sonic character of Earth as precisely as possible. With an unrivaled Scheops ORTF3D Surround Set, we’ve recorded the most high-quality sounds of summer imaginable – available in 3D Surround or Stereo.

Summer

The dry leaves cling onto the trees with their last life, playing nature’s sparkling chimes as the wind brushes through. With the long days and soft bridsongs, choirs of insects and dusk songs of owls and coyotes, summer is rich with its own vivid soundscapes.

What’s inside

Included sounds – keywords

birds, branch, breeze, bushes, buzz, canyon, cave, chirping, cicadas, coyotes, cricket, crows, desert, dove, frogs, grasshoppers, hissing, howl, hummingbirds, insects, lakeshore, leaves, mammals, moderate, nighthawk, owls, pecking, plains, plants, prairie, rattle, river, roar, squeaking, swarm, tapping, trees, waves, wind, woodpecker

The chamber winds of mother nature

A gathering chorus of crickets sings the epic poems of sweltering winter nights while the crisp leaves tinkle like chimes across the prairie’s lone trees. We’ve captured the sonic diversity of summer and all the hidden treasures it brings. Imagine how the wind sings around trees and cacti, a chorus of coyotes welcoming in a high plains moon, and a breeze blowing across lake waters.

The summer nature of North America is caught perfectly in 3D using a Schoeps ORTF rig, taking the listener by hand into an entirely new season of sound.

Rich sounds of vast landscapes

This is a collection of pristine recordings of the summer world like you’ve never experienced before, with such clarity and detail that the listener can hear a distant tree swaying in a lonely field. All the sounds of nature perfectly balanced by our sound engineer, who chose the perfect places, free from air traffic and human noise pollution, for recording these perfect sonic treasures.