Sound Ideas BBC Nature Sound Effects Library on Hard Drive, Windows

Explore the vast auditory world of the BBC Nature Sound Effects Library on Hard Drive, designed for both Windows and Mac users. This comprehensive collection features an astounding 13,695 nature and animal sound effects, all meticulously recorded by BBC's top sound engineers from the late 1960s to the present day.

This exclusive library, never before released, encompasses seventy distinct categories of nature, ambience, and animal sound effects that traverse the globe. Experience the unique calls of Bornean apes, the chilling sound of ice cracking in Alaska, the mesmerizing killer whale sound effects from Norway, and the distinctive chatter of Ethiopian baboons.

Each sound effect in this library is royalty-free and delivered in 16 bit / 44.1 kHz broadcast wav files, ensuring high-quality audio for your projects. The library is conveniently stored on a 500 GB Hard Drive, compatible with both firewire 400/800 and USB 2.0, making it easy to access and use.

The BBC Nature Sound Effects Library also boasts an extensive range of bird sounds, from the eerie cries of Costa Rican vultures to the sweet chirping of Canadian sparrows, and from the buzzing of French bee eaters to the peculiar calls of South Georgian macaroni penguins.

This library is not just a collection of sounds; it's an immersive journey through the world's diverse ecosystems. It provides nature sound effects from primates, reptiles, insects, and sea mammals, as well as ambient sounds from deserts, savannahs, scrublands, and the Arctic. You'll also find sounds from wetlands, woodlands, coastal regions, and even natural phenomena like volcanoes, thunder, and wind.

Discover the symphony of the natural world with the BBC Nature Sound Effects Library on Hard Drive.