Sound Ideas BBC Historical Sound Effects Library on Hard Drive, for Mac

If you're seeking to infuse your video productions with a touch of historical authenticity, the BBC Historical Sound Effects Library on Hard Drive for Mac is your ultimate resource. This comprehensive collection boasts over 15,725 high-quality, royalty-free sound effects, meticulously curated to encapsulate pivotal moments from global history.

This professional-grade library is a compilation of the original BBC Sound Effects Library - CDs 1-60, the previously unreleased BBC Sound Effects Library - CDs 61-166, and the entire unreleased EC series of sound effects. This versatile collection covers a wide array of sound categories, including but not limited to Archery, Clocks, Footsteps, Horses, and Motorcycles.

With this innovative product, you can recreate historical events with sound effects ranging from Chinese fireworks and Pakistani walla to Westminster Abbey ambiences and Czech chatter. Experience the thrill of WWII aerobatic dog fights, the roar of Triumph motorcycles revving, the tension of street fighting in Vietnam, the nostalgia of Ford Model T false starts, and the industrial hum of oil drilling ambiences.

The BBC Historical Sound Effects Library also includes a selection of unusual and hard-to-find sounds. Transport your audience to monasteries, an Ethiopian Village Market, or iconic British locations such as Covent Garden, Birmingham, and Devon. Recreate period battles from the 11th and 16th Centuries, or immerse your viewers in the sounds of World War I and World War II equipment. From the purr of Rolls Royce, Riley, and Mini Cooper Cars to the growl of Bentleys, BMWs, and Jaguars, this library has it all.

Whether you're seeking the sounds of European and North American Telephones, the twang of Archery, the crack of Cricket, or the excitement of Fox Hunting, the BBC Historical Sound Effects Library on Hard Drive for Mac is your comprehensive solution. For a complete list of the sound effects included in this library, please visit the Sound Ideas website.