Frozen is a collection of ice impacts, scrapes, debris, slides and more taken during a miserably cold winter in the arctic tundra of Massachusetts. These recordings were meticulously recorded, edited, named, renamed, edited again, re recorded, then re-renamed (you get the point) to give you the best quality ice library you can get. 

The library roughly is broken into two sections, raw and unprocessed. Raw is designed for sound designers to go wild with: stretch, distort, compress, and more to your hearts content. The processed section is for designers and content creators on the go. If you're on a tight deadline, pulling some sounds that are already going to get you close to where you need to be is imperative. These processed versions play very nicely even when not designing ice.

Questions and Answers: 

Q: Why did you record this library? 

A: Apparently I enjoy being cold and dealing with having all my batteries die mid shoot so I have to record again

Q: Where did you record?

A: Mostly in Westborough, MA

Q: Why should I buy your ice library when there are other ones?

A: This library brings a fresh take with new sounds, new ideas, and different perspectives and intentions than other libraries in this field

Q: Why isn't there that cool laser sound from throwing ice on a frozen lake? Give me my laser sounds please.

A: Don't remind me. I tried.

Q: Do you really think someone is going to read this far into the library information?

A: I'd like to think I'm an optimist.