SD35 Iceland: Calving Glaciers

DESCRIPTION: 

• In Iceland: Calving Glaciers, get a massive collection of icy underwater thunder. Hear resonant debris falling in the distance and massive rumbles as the glacier groans. Hear lake ice fracturing with immense power and calm fizzles of intimate detail. Hear rich tearing like exploding fireworks and eerie creaking fissures. Hear biblical icy disintegration as powerful glacier slowly pushes into the 2-foot lagoon ice. 
• This library offers you the sounds of a natural wonder only heard in rare conditions as lake ice is breaking up at the end of winter. Glaciers are like slow motion thunderstorms and you can't help but be awed if you get to witness their natural power in person. I hope you enjoy these recordings too. Thanks for listening. 

KEY FEATURES:

• Massive calving events recorded underwater with hydrophones
• Crashes (ICECrsh)
  
• Breaks (ICEBrk)
• Friction (ICEFric)
• Movement (ICEMvmt)
• Close and distant perspectives
• Small, large, and massive events
• Rich ultrasonics up to 96K
• If you need tonal ice (ICETonl) or ice impacts (ICEImpt), check out SD34 Iceland: Ice Lasers
• Please note – to showcase the power of these sounds, I used some compression and limiting when making the demo. However, I did not use a compressor or limiter on the files you will receive in the sound library. 

RECORDING STORIES:

• There are few stories you can read on SD34 Iceland: Ice Lasers product page.
• Full blog post about the expedition coming soon.  
  

FILE LIST:

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LIBRARY INFO: 

GEAR USED:

• DIY Hydrophones
  
• Zoom F3