570 Sound Effects from 13 different antique Coffee and herbal Grinders.
Recorded in 4 different perspectives.
$50.00 $80.00
| Product Number: | TSC-1007 |
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| Current Version: | 1.0 |
| Total Size of Samples: | 3.42 GB |
| Total Number of Files: | 570 |
| Format and Resolution: | .WAV 96k 24Bit Resolution |
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| Metadata: | iXML, Basehead |
| License Description: | Single user license, royalty-free - for a multi-user license, click here |
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