u/RokaMic

Imagine a mall years after it closed. Dead escalators, faded signs, plastic plants, sun through a dusty skylight, and a PA system still making announcements to nobody.

Every sound in it was synthesized from scratch. No recordings, no samples, no flips, nothing in here to clear. The mall itself was built rather than recorded: the escalator, the vending compressors, the rain on the skylight and the fluorescent hum are each their own little instrument that gets a seed and renders. The loops are seam safe by construction. The detune drifts flat across the bar and lands back in tune exactly at the seam, so you can loop them forever.

91 one-shots (25 drums, 22 melodic, 20 voices, 13 textures, 11 sfx), 38 loops and 10 demo loops. Every file is tagged to one of three zones: Atrium, Food Court, Service Corridors. 44.1kHz/24-bit, tempo and key in the filenames, all royalty free.

There's a demo reel in the folder if you want to hear it before downloading, and a text file with notes on how some of the sounds were built.

The drums are the part I'm least sure of. If they don't sit in a beat, tell me which ones.

Shortwave numbers station meets Pacific Northwest forest. Drum breaks dusted in fog, half-tuned keys, and a voice reading numbers to nobody.

Every sound in it came out of synths and sequencers I built myself. No recordings, no samples, no flips — nothing in here to clear. The voice one-shots run through a formant synthesizer, which is why the announcer sounds like a machine reading. That was the point.

89 one-shots (25 drums, 22 melodic, 20 voices, 12 textures, 10 sfx), 38 loops and 10 demo loops. 44.1kHz/24-bit, tempo and key in the filenames, all royalty free.

There's a demo reel in the folder if you want to hear it before downloading,and a text file with notes on how some of the sounds were built.