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Hollywood Edge Sound Design Vol 2 Title FX Vol. 2 Sound Effects: Toolkit: Volume 2 Disc Secs Description Filename Category 7 SDTK 2 01 01 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 01 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 01 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 02 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 02 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 02 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 03 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 9 SDTK 2 01 03 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 03 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 03 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 04 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 04 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 04 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 04 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 04 05 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 04 06 Stingers & Trailer Elements 9 SDTK 2 01 05 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 05 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 06 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 18 SDTK 2 01 06 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 07 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 9 SDTK 2 01 07 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 07 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 08 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 08 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 08 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 09 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 09 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 10 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 10 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 10 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 10 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements 9 SDTK 2 01 11 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 11 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 11 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 11 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements 11 SDTK 2 01 11 05 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 12 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 12 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 12 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 9 SDTK 2 01 13 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 13 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 5 SDTK 2 01 13 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 6 SDTK 2 01 14 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 14 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 14 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements 7 SDTK 2 01 15 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 8 SDTK 2 01 15 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 16 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 16 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements 10 SDTK 2 01 16 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Resolute Impacts - Main SDTK 2 01 16 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Resolute Impacts - Thin Version SDTK 2 01 16 05 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Resolute Impacts - Rustling In The End SDTK 2 01 17 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Explosion Trailer Element Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 17 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Explosion Trailer Element Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 17 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Explosion Trailer Element Ver 3 SDTK 2 01 17 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Shocking Frame - Strong Impact Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 18 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Shocking Frame - Strong Impact Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 18 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Shocking Frame - Strong Impact Ver 3 SDTK 2 01 19 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Shocking Frame - Strong Impact Ver 4 SDTK 2 01 19 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Medium Finale Hit Version 1 SDTK 2 01 19 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Medium Finale Hit Version 2 SDTK 2 01 20 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Medium Finale Hit Version 3 SDTK 2 01 20 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Medium Finale Hit Version 4 SDTK 2 01 20 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 12 Medium Finale Hit Version 5 SDTK 2 01 20 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 13 Medium Finale Hit Version 6 SDTK 2 01 20 05 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Finding Horror - Dissonant End SDTK 2 01 20 06 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 12 Finding Horror - Dissonant End - Thin Version SDTK 2 01 20 07 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Unexpected Finale Hit SDTK 2 01 20 08 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Short Buzzing Trailer Pad - Rhythmic Drum Hits SDTK 2 01 20 09 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 15 Echo Deep Hits - Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 21 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Echo Deep Hits - Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 21 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 12 Echo Deep Hits - Ver 3 - Become Thinner SDTK 2 01 22 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Deep Finale Hit Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 22 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Deep Finale Hit Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 22 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Deep Finale Hit Ver 3 SDTK 2 01 23 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements THE HOLLYWOOD EDGE Title FX Vol. 2 Disc Secs Description Filename Category CD1 14 Strong Finale Hit Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 23 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Strong Finale Hit Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 23 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Tension Hit Ver 1 - Main SDTK 2 01 23 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Tension Hit Ver 2 - Sharp End SDTK 2 01 24 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Tension Hit Ver 3 - Stronger SDTK 2 01 24 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Tension Hit Ver 4 - Whoosh Version SDTK 2 01 24 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Heavy Trailer Finale Type 1 SDTK 2 01 24 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Heavy Trailer Finale Type 2 SDTK 2 01 25 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 14 Heavy Trailer Finale Type 3 SDTK 2 01 25 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Heavy Trailer Finale Type 4 SDTK 2 01 25 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Heavy Trailer Finale Type 5 SDTK 2 01 25 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Sharp Metal Finale Type 1 SDTK 2 01 26 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Sharp Metal Finale Type 2 SDTK 2 01 26 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 17 Sharp Metal Finale Type 2 SDTK 2 01 26 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Heavy Trailer Beginning Type 1 SDTK 2 01 27 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Heavy Trailer Beginning Type 2 SDTK 2 01 27 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Heavy Trailer Beginning Type 3 SDTK 2 01 27 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 4 Abstract Heavy Door Slam Type 1 SDTK 2 01 28 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Abstract Heavy Door Slam Type 2 SDTK 2 01 28 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Abstract Heavy Door Slam Type 3 SDTK 2 01 28 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Abstract Open Type A SDTK 2 01 29 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Abstract Open Type B SDTK 2 01 29 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Easy Mysterious Beginning Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 29 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Easy Mysterious Beginning Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 29 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Easy Mysterious Beginning Ver 3 SDTK 2 01 30 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Easy Mysterious Beginning Ver 4 SDTK 2 01 30 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Easy Mysterious Beginning Ver 5 SDTK 2 01 30 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Intrusive Tone Type 1 - Light Echo SDTK 2 01 31 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Intrusive Tone Type 2 - Lower SDTK 2 01 31 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Intrusive Tone Type 3 - Slower Motion SDTK 2 01 31 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 15 Intrusive Tone Type 4 - High And Fast SDTK 2 01 32 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Intrusive Tone Type 5 - Strongest Middle SDTK 2 01 32 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Intrusive Tone Type 6 - Strongest Middle SDTK 2 01 32 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Heavy Whoosh Tones Finale - 1 - Main SDTK 2 01 33 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Heavy Whoosh Tones Finale - 2 - Short SDTK 2 01 33 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Heavy Whoosh Tones Finale - 3 - Echo Final SDTK 2 01 33 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 1 SDTK 2 01 33 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 10 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 2 SDTK 2 01 34 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 11 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 3 SDTK 2 01 34 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 4 SDTK 2 01 34 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 3 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 5 SDTK 2 01 34 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 6 SDTK 2 01 35 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 7 SDTK 2 01 35 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 8 SDTK 2 01 35 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Eerie Harsh Passing Tones 9 SDTK 2 01 36 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Low Bell - Long SDTK 2 01 36 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Low Bell - Short And Easy SDTK 2 01 36 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Low Show Up - Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 37 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Low Show Up - Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 37 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Low Show Up - Ver 3 SDTK 2 01 37 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Sharp Echo Shoosh Ver 1 SDTK 2 01 37 04 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 4 Sharp Echo Shoosh Ver 2 SDTK 2 01 38 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 4 Sharp Echo Shoosh Ver 3 SDTK 2 01 38 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 4 Sharp Echo Shoosh Ver 4 SDTK 2 01 39 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Deep Strike 1 - Fast Double SDTK 2 01 39 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Deep Strike 2 SDTK 2 01 40 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 6 Deep Strike 3 SDTK 2 01 40 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Deep Strike 4 SDTK 2 01 41 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 21 Abstract Timbal Hit 1 - Several Hits, Long SDTK 2 01 41 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 8 Abstract Timbal Hit 2 - Rissing SDTK 2 01 42 01 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 9 Abstract Timbal Hit 3 - Double SDTK 2 01 42 02 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 7 Abstract Timbal Hit 4 - Double, Echo SDTK 2 01 42 03 Stingers & Trailer Elements CD1 5 Deep Hit, Ver 1 - Several, Rhythmic Fade Out SDTK 2 01 43 01
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