Blastwave FX Releases First Sound Effects Hard Drive Update for SDS Libraries

True to their promise, Blastwave FX has released new additional sound effects to update the SDS libraries SONOPEDIA, The BLAS

February 04, 2010 -- DMN Newswire--2010-2-4--True to their promise, Blastwave FX has released new additional sound effects to update the SDS libraries SONOPEDIA, The BLASTDRIVE, .wavFX, and TITLEWAVE.

"With our first high definition sound effects update to our hard drive libraries, our Comprehensive Sound Design Solutions (SDS) are proving their lifetime value," says Ric Viers of Blastwave FX.

Blastwave FX continues to deliver a first in the sound library industry - Comprehensive Lifetime Sound Design Solutions (SDS) delivered on Glyph GT 050Q drives that feature high definition sound effects, the Blastwave FX Search Engine, and Free Updates for Life.

All SDS Libraries, including SONOPEDIA, The BLASTDRIVE, .wavFX and TITLEWAVE have the following features:

• Royalty-Free Sound Effects and Production Elements: Buy once - use for a lifetime.
• High Definition Sounds Recorded at 24/96: the most contemporary and useful sounds captured with advanced high definition recording techniques.
• Search Software: search, audition, drag n? drop into applications such as Pro Tools, AVID, Final Cut Pro and more.
• Free Updates for Life: Brand new sounds every three months, search software updates, all downloadable.
• Multiple File Formats: broadcast .wav files (24/96, 24/48, 16/44.1) & mp3 all with embedded metadata.
• Glyph 3 Year Warranty: 3 year coverage, 2 year first-level data recovery, 1 year overnight advance replacement on all registered products.

Whether in film, television, radio, or video games, editors can have everything they need, when they need it, to complete their productions.

Blastwave FX libraries are currently available to customers directly from Blastwave FX (www.blastwavefx.com) and through Blastwave FX?s network of distributors and resellers worldwide.

About Blastwave FX

Blastwave FX develops next-generation HD sound effects libraries for professional audio production. Our design and engineering teams push the sound envelope with innovative product formats, rich metadata, multi-channel libraries and the highest resolution audio that technology allows. Blastwave FX libraries, including our flagship SONOPEDIATM, serve as royalty-free creative resources for audio professionals worldwide in post, broadcast, film, television, video games, animation, radio, new media and beyond. Blastwave FX is based in Detroit, MI and is headed by Ric Viers, author of The Sound Effects Bible (MWP).

For more information contact:
Laura Sinnott
Communications and Usability Director
laura@blastwavefx.com
+1-313-887-0370 x4

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