Included in this set are your mechanical and robotic elements. If you already bought the pack, check out “Metal Slicers > Sword_Mech_01.” Some pretty awesome aural magic happening here. These SFX are great for flying around titles or some heavy motion graphic elements eventually landing very hard. You’ve got your super-deep bass drops combined with some debris and hits as well as some stuttering whooshes leading to a massive hit. While all of the SFX are pretty amazing in this pack, the Bass Drops and Trailer Hits seem particularly awesome.
Keep in mind when reading this review, that these SFX are all geared toward motion graphic use and not necessarily your every day Bravo docu-drama.įirst up is the Impact library, which includes Bass Drops, Crashes, Debris, Distortion Waves, Dramatic Hits, Metal Slicers, Quick Impacts, Slams, Sonic Pulses, Sub-Sonic Impacts and Trailer Hits.
Usually he doesn’t show VFX that were created with non-Video CoPilot products in his videos so here’s to hoping that I’m seeing the future…please let this be true.Īnyways, back to reality. What I really hope is that Kramer is quietly slipping in the features of a forthcoming Element3D V2 - the ability to create Shockwave elements in After Effects.
The second bundle costs $199.95 and includes everything in the first bundle, Motion Pulse Black Box, plus the new Shockwave Particle FX (which can be purchased separately for $65): a collection of 50 HD (1080p pre-matted shockwave particle VFX simulated using real-world physics (some sort of Krakatoa looking wizardry). It’s pretty great because we all know these SFX will be used in almost every motion graphic from now on, and as Andrew Kramer says in his tutorials, “It’s really all about customizing what you make so that it becomes unique and truly your own work.”
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It contains all five libraries plus my personal favorite: the Toolkit, which has some of the pre-layered sound effects separated into their individual layers.įor example, if you love the Machine library with its gears and cranks or attachment sound effects, but want just one part of the effect you can probably find it inside of the Toolkit. The first bundle is the Motion Pulse Black Box, which costs $149.95 (saving you $99). The Motion Pulse libraries can be purchased separately (for $49.99) or as a bundle via the Video CoPilot website. This is where the Motion Pulse Sound Design Tools come in.
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So for someone like me who tries to do as much side editing and motion graphic design work as I can get my hands on, I need ultra-high-end SFX that I can pay for once, download and use without having to license it each time. The only problem was that the KAP library is geared towards high-end productions that license music cues and SFX through ASCAP/BMI instead of a one-time purchase.
The new Motion Pulse Sound Design Tools library created by Video CoPilot and its team of audio engineers is a collection of over 2,000 sound design elements, including some of the most monstrous, heart pounding and robotic space sounds I have ever heard.Ībout a year ago I remember being in an audio mixer’s bay hearing a collection of sound effects from the KAP Music Library and thought that I had heard some of the best sound effects ever. At this point you might be sick and tired of my ranting and raving over the products created by Andrew Kramer and the Video CoPilot family, but this review just fuels my enthusiasm further.
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