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Sound Design for @surge.sa 🌊☀️
Had a great time crafting the sound design for this summer-inspired reel, capturing the feeling of heat, ocean breeze, soft wind, and beach textures through SFX.
Immersive sound details to support the visuals and bring the summer vibe to life.
Thanks to @designed.byte and @surge.sa for considering Penrose Audio for this project 🤍
#SoundDesign #SFX #AudioPost #3DAnimation #Animation
Thank youu!
Incredible!
Thanks man
Nice work👏👏
Thanks Team!
Looks Great! which Tools u used for creating this?
Presonus Studio one and mics
Great work
TY!
Sound design gets overlooked so often on these product reels but it's half the reason this feels premium instead of like a stock render. The soft wind and beach texture layering under the SFX really does most of the emotional lifting here.
Amazing work
Great work
Wow, this is incredible.
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