BOOM Library World War II Firearms is a WAV sound effects library for After Effects and Premiere Pro, offering 25 WWII firearms with firing and mechanical recordings in 24‑bit / 96kHz format for Windows and Mac.
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About BOOM Library World War II Firearms
BOOM Library World War II Firearms provides recordings of 25 historically significant firearms from World War II, including the MG42 and M1 Garand. Each weapon includes ten shot variations—single, burst and fully‑automatic where applicable—as well as mechanical sounds such as reloading, magazine changes, cocking, dry‑fire and bipod handling. The library is split into a Construction Kit containing raw source recordings (1,013 files, 8,148 sounds, 23.9 GB) and a Designed pack with processed shots in three styles (Mechanical, Modern, Punch) for quick drag‑and‑drop use (197 files, 1,030 sounds, 2.14 GB). All audio is delivered as 24‑bit / 96kHz WAV files and is compatible with both Windows and macOS. The total bundle comprises 1,210 files, 9,178 sounds, and occupies approximately 26 GB. Documentation in PDF and XLS formats assists with navigation of the content.
Features
- 25 renowned World War II firearms including the MG42 and M1 Garand, from all sides of the conflict
- 10 different shots per gun, with single, burst and fully automatic firing depending on the weapon
- Firing and mechanical sounds: reloading, magazine changes, pickups, cocking actions, dryfire and bipod sounds
- Designed pack in three styles — Mechanical, Modern and Punch — built for true drag-and-drop use
- Recorded outdoors for natural reverb using shotgun to omnidirectional mics in AB, XY, ORTF, Ambisonics and ORTF 3D setups
- WAV files at 24-bit / 96kHz for Windows and Mac; bundle totals 1,210 files and 9,178 sounds
Best for
Sound designers creating WWII‑themed games, films, or interactive media who need high‑quality firearm recordings and ready‑to‑use processed shots.
Frequently asked questions
What format are the BOOM Library World War II Firearms sounds delivered in?
The sounds are supplied as WAV files recorded at 24‑bit depth and 96 kHz sample rate, and they work on both Windows and macOS platforms.
What’s the difference between the Construction Kit and Designed packs in BOOM Library World War II Firearms?
The Construction Kit contains the raw source recordings—including firing and mechanical sounds—while the Designed pack offers the same shots processed in three stylistic presets for immediate use; both packs together form the full bundle.
Which weapons does BOOM Library World War II Firearms include?
The collection includes 25 WWII firearms from all sides of the conflict, featuring weapons such as the MG42, M1 Garand, and various pistols and assault rifles, each with ten shot variations and associated mechanical sounds.
Is BOOM Library World War II Firearms free?
The catalog lists the library as free, but licensing terms may change; users should verify the current pricing on the developer’s site before downloading.
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