Quietsub FX presents the full bundle of Radio Imaging Workparts. This includes the original collection, plus V2, V3, V4 and V5. A total of 1,725 workparts at a very reasonable price. These are all those lasers, warps, whooshes, impacts, slams, twists, and general manipulation of audio. [well]This complete bundle includes: Alternative rock imaging effects News Intros Information Sounders Station Identification Quirky kinds of Effects for those Offbeat Stations Micro Scores Contest Jet Sounds Laser Explosions Public Radio Information Sounders Announcer Talk Beds Traffic Intros and Beds New Years News Feature Beds Cash Sounds Hit Countdown Effects Prize Wheel Effects Smartphone Related Stuff [/well] Radio imagers are a specialized breed. They create the identifiers that run between songs, the promos that advance the station, and local commercials. Identification and promotion is the primary purpose of radio imaging. Stations that run nothing but music and no identification are simply somebody else's playlist. But if you're a commercial station, listeners need to know who you are. Someone once said, stations play the same records, so the difference between them is what they're doing between the songs. The quality of idenfication and promotion cannot be overstated. As an imager, your resources are many. There is your own ability and drive to put out the best possible product. There are voices, and if you voice yourself, it's another feather in your cap. Then there is the music and effects that round things out. The reality is all of these resources are parts of the puzzle that are required and work together. When it comes to music and effects, you cannot get enough material. You're always looking for more stuff. Frankly, to do well in radio production and imaging you need music, effects, and great voices. There are some great sources out there, and you need to consider them all. Some are ongoing paid services with online access, and there's some terrific ones. A larger station or group of stations may be able to enter into these situations, other smaller operations may choose not to. There are also smaller providers that are affordable and keep coming out with new material, so there's always fresh material. But the fact is, if you price around, the cost of great effects and music is very inexpensive. Look at how much you get paid, then calculate how much it would cost to have absolutely great resources to work with. Even if the statiion or company you work for will only spend so much, how much better would the product be if you paid for fresh effects and music? How much of a pinch would it be on you? On the flip side, companies may see the value in spending on effects. Either way, ongoing fresh stuff, is better. You need it, you want it. So whether you're working in a chain of radio stations, a standalone operation, school radio station, or you're a student looking to up your game with great effects, Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts are a great choice. Rock on Radio Imagers! Or, boogie down. Take your pick.

Quietsub FX Radio Imaing Workparts returns with V4. You've heard of Theatre of the Mind? Well, this is more like bending of the mind. Moving ahead with the spirit of Quietsub imaging sounds, but always searching for news to grind and file audio. Using tons of organic sound effects (or at least part of them) adds to the depth of the sounds. Listening to radio to find out what other radio imagers need adds value. Included in this release: Alternative rock imaging effects Cash Sounds Information Sounders More Quirky Sounds for those Offbeat Stations Traffic Intros and Beds New Years News Feature Beds Face it radio imagers, you're always updating what you're doing. They'll alwyas want to replace what they feel is burning. New voice slogans, maybe a new voice, and yes new effects. Quietsub FX helps keep that new supply going. Go to the library listing, start pulling out those effects and slap them behind those imaging voice tracks. Then look for ways to accent the voice parts with neat effects. And keep those production changes happening as the promo or splitter progresses. If you hear a point where the energy somehow fails, a change likely needed to occur at that point. Listen to what others are up to, and check out all the Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts collections for more fun!

Quietsub FX rockets forward with Radio Imaging Workparts V3. 180 more charged up effects to add diversity to your radio imaging. More weird and wonderful sounds to go right to the listener's ears. Lots of stuff for starters, short pads, splitter parts, and your general listening pleasure. Also included in this release: Alternative rock imaging effects Micro Scores Cash Sounds Contest Jet Sounds Laser Explosions Public Radio Information Sounders Quirky Efects for those Off-Beat Stations Slammers Announcer Talk Beds Radio Imagers Unite! Keep listeng to radio and be inspired. Station identification has never been more important. What's going on between the records is the difference between competing stations. The splitters and promotions make it all happen. Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts are another weapon you have to draw on to make those highlight reel creations. Also, check out all the Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts collections. There are talk beds in this edition. The idea here is these would be used while on-air announcers are talking. This can make sense if they intend on talking for more than 30 seconds or so. It keeps the beat and flow of the station going. Seemingly, a Program Director will request these beds and ask that 10 or so be created. They usually pick 5 or 6 to use. That's how it seems to go. Now you have a whole slew ready. Turn up your creativity radio producers!

Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts returns with V2. Building on the initial release, V2 includes 180 effects. This is a smaller library, but packed with great neat sounds, that is affordable for anyone. This version features new ways to mangle audio and tease the ears. Also included: Alternative rock imaging effects Micro scores News intros Information sounders Station identification Quirky kind effects for those offbeat stations Have you ever receieved a message like this: "We need to freshen our imaging, scripts on their way." If so, you're a Radio Imager. You'l be getting a few pages of liners/splitters to produce. Some as long as two lines, but generally a line or shorter. Send off to the person who voices, and hack up the voiced tracks into a workable form, ready for effects. This is where Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts can help. These neat ready made effects blend with the voice to help carry the read. Generally you'll use two effects in most splitters. Sometimes only one is needed. Often when these are made, an announcer from our archive is added to check if things work, and adjustments made as required. This beats searching for individual lasers, explosions, and short beat beds to blend together. It's vital radio stations idenify themselves between most songs. It's not a jukebox, or programmed playlist. For the purpose of ratings, stations have to be there speaking up to let listeners know who they are and what they stand for. That's the spirit behind Quietsub FX Radio Imaging Workparts V2. Rock on Radio Imagers. You're a hearty breed!

The Chemistry Lab is the place where strange things happen. Stuff comes together to make weird reactions. Go in there and you'll find people with white medical coats, lots of bottles, lab utensils, tubes all over the place, and machines you're not sure are for what, etc. On the sound side of things, there's fizzing, bubbling, water draining, machines humming, shaking, and boiling. And other stuff. These sounds are what you'll find in the Quietsub FX Chemistry Lab. Often in TV shows, movies, and general videos, you see some kind of visual that needs a chemistry lab sound effect. These include those old movies where the lab is located in a dungeon, or someting more modern like a University. Look to this collection of sound effects to give you most of the sounds you need to help all those weird things happen. Remember, sound is half the story. Whether you have a chemistry related scene that creates something that will save the world, or shows evil plans to take over the planet with that recipe from the aliens, you'll be ready.

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