BOOM Library MEDIEVAL MELEE Sound Effects Library Bundle, Download

The Unbridled Sound Of Medieval Battles
From hammers crushing skulls to swords hacking limbs, the medieval period was one of the most brutal in history. MEDIEVAL MELEE captures all the clashing of steel and raw, bone-crunching gore in one of our largest-ever collections of sound effects.

All sounds were recorded either in the pristine sound environment of our studios or onsite in the soot and heat of our sourced armourers. Sounds include various impacts, deflects, equips/un-equips, finishers and more.

Included sounds - keywords
Blow, Breaking, Clang, Cloth, Crack, Crunch, Cut, Debris, Gore, Hit, Knife, Metal, Motion, Movement, Rattle, Ringing, Rusty, Scraping, Scratches, Slap, Slide, Tearing, Wooden

Medieval Melee Construction Kit

Extremely Raw
The ringing steel and bass-pounding thuds of this collection truly highlight the destructive power of medieval weaponry. With these sounds alone, the full, bloody brutality of combat can truly be felt, if not seen.

Furiously Detailed
We used our trusted Sennheiser, Sanken CO-100K and Schoeps mics - to capture all the brutal, crushing detail of these cold iron masterpieces.

Savagely Crisp
Medieval combat has never sounded more real. We traveled across Europe in search of a massive variety of weapons to slam into wood, steel, and more. We even used analogous materials to recreate the sounds of weaponry but in a much bigger, larger-than-life way.

Medieval Melee Designed

Clanging Iron
The awesome, deadly power of 10 different weapons and 2 shields - from axes to swords to war hammers is in your hands. Each weapon comes with 12 different files and each shield with 8 different files. Bodies and tails also come in separate files, to allow you to customize the audio wrath.

Layered Steel
Fine Damascus steel was made with up to 300 layers of steel. Though not quite as complex as these notable blades, our sound designers cleaved into their creativity to forge new sounds and capture the truest edge of each weapon.

Brutal Blades
The GORE sounds of stabs and slices bring out the complete sound for the Designed pack. Perfect for video games where total immersion has become a requirement. These sounds have already been given the full, carnal power necessary to create that full Hollywood sound and are ready to use in your project without any further editing.

What we recorded
We searched across Europe for the best armourers we could find. When that epic journey ended, we even dug through scrapyards and archeological sites. All this to capture as realistically as possible the sounds of medieval close-quarters combat. Ranged weapons were not included, only the raw brutality of hand-held steel and iron.

For each weapon category, we recorded a variety of sounds, including whooshes, deflects, equips/unequips, finishers, impacts, impacts, and more.

Weapons
• Flail
• Hammer
• Mace
• Wooden Staff
• Dagger
• Large axe
• Small axe
• Spear
• Large sword
• Small sword

Shields
• Wooden shield
• Metal shield

What makes Medieval Melee special?
Sound designers are in constant need of medieval melee sounds for games, trailers, cinematics and more. MEDIEVAL MELEE is our most loaded library yet, packed with countless metal impacts, scrapes, chops and anything else a sound designer could desire.

Compatible Software
This BOOM Library of medieval melee weapon sounds comes 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 sound FX

Audio Software
• Logic Pro
• Cubase
• Nuendo
• Ableton Live
• Pro Tools
• Reaper

Video Editing Software
• Premiere Pro
• Final Cut Pro X
• After Effects
• Vegas Pro
• Media Composer

Rich Metadata Embedded
To provide you with the fastest and easiest workflow possible, all files contain extensive metadata like file description & keywords to quickly find the sounds you're looking for. Metadata can be read and processed by audio management tools. Some digital audio workstations feature an included search tool that can also read embedded metadata. Here are the most common audio management tools:

• Soundminer
• Basehead
• Soundly

According to the new UCS standard
Universal Category System