Made up of recordings from a vintage eumig MK607D Super 8 Projector including clicks, clunks, projector running, starts and stops.
Equipment used
Zoom F6 audio recorder
Rycote SC-08
Rycote BD-10
Radius RAD Mount & Mini Alto 115
Compatibility
RFSD Sound Libraries are supplied as WAV files. This means they can be imported and work with any software that can handle this file type. They are also rich in UCS Metadata so they'll be easy to find in your audio management software.
Check out the lists below for popular audio and video editing softwares that are compatible with RFSD Sound Libraries.
You might have noticed that there are more sounds than files in our Foley Samples.
Through feedback from our community, we decided that our Foley Samples would be packaged up as STRINGS. This means you will have multiple variations of the same sound on one audio file. Making it easier to browse your sound effects in audio management softwares such as Soundly.
Behind the Scenes
The Eumig Mark 607 D is a Super 8 Projector manufactured in Austria and marketed in 1974 - 1975.
It can play back two file formats: standard 8mm film and super 8mm film at a variety of frame rates: 0fps, 3fps, 6fps, 9fps, 12fps and 18fps. These frame rates can be adjusted by twisting the slow-motion switch.
The projector has a fast rewind function and an automatic threading function making it super easy and quick for playback.
This projector is in excellent condition and all the functions work flawlessly. There is one catch, the focus knob on this particular projector is very squeaky. But we didn't want to oil it as it made for a great sound!
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FAQ
How do I download my sound library?
Are the sound libraries royalty-free?
Yes, these assets are royalty-free. No attribution required.
What kind of License comes with these assets?
All Rare Finds Sound Design Libraries come with a commercial license. Meaning you can use the assets for commercial and non commercial projects.
