AMB62 New Mexico: Falling Snow

DESCRIPTION: 

• In New Mexico: Falling Snow, get an expansive collection of frozen precipitation from the wild open desert spaces of New Mexico's Jemez Mountains. Hear lush blankets of soothing snowflakes gently falling in groves of 500 year old Ponderosa Pine. Hear massive clouds of dense flakes swirling and millions of minuscule flakes falling with a rich fizzing hiss. Hear tree-alanches as snowmelt falls from canopy branches and plucks dead branches with melodic tones.
• This library offers you a large collection of falling snow. I hope you enjoy listening to these frosty winter soundscapes from the remote mountains of New Mexico.

KEY FEATURES:

• Download the Quad demo – here. 
• Zero wildlife, you'll only hear falling snow and wind
• Light, moderate, and heavy snowfall
• Tree-alanches of snow falling from canopy branches
• Melodic branch plucks
• Eerie branch creaks and groans
• Ominous winds
• Air tones

FILE LIST:

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FILE TYPES:

• Stereo Only: recorded in AB (L/R) – these recordings do not include a Quad version
• Stereo: recorded in AB (L/R)
• Quad: recorded in Quad (L/R/Ls/Rs)
• Decoded Stereo: Double Mid/Side decoded to Stereo (L/R)
• Decoded Quad: Double Mid/Side decoded to Quad (L/R/Ls/Rs)

LIBRARY INFO:

GEAR USED:

• Sennheiser MKH8040 pair and MKH30
• LOM Usi and Usi Pro
• Sound Devices MixPre-3 II and MixPre-6
• Sony D100 and A10
• Cinela Pianissimo DMS Blimp
• Cinela LEO20 Blimps
• Bubblebee Wind Bubbles