Just purchased Singularity, i dont know how to used very well but what i know is that this is the beggin of a big step in my RU-vid career. TY Film Crux
I intend on using your tips & products to take my channel to the next level. Can you please let me know if your SINGULARITY - Cinematic Sound Effects Library is compatible with Filmora Wondershare? ty
Yes! SINGULARITY is compatible with Filmora. All the sound effects come in WAV format so they'll work in any major video editing program or app. I hope that helps!
Excellent tips! Short and to the point with great demos. Will come back to this when I start editing some of my travel videos. Subscribed! Cheers and thanks. Frederic in Montréal.
Thank you very much these sounds are one of the best I can find. And I use these a lot now in my little videos. The add a lot of depth in my Films ✌️📼🎥 thank you for this great tutorial
i love this effects pack. just recently used it for my horror trailer on my channel and its great, will get endless amounts of use out of this. highly recommend!
Hey guys, just joined the membership will you guys be adding video templates, and more transitions, etc: ? I like this a lot and the sounds and SFX are insane like cinematic for sure
Much appreciated! There are some great ones in the TERMINUS pack which you can get for free if you’re a FILM CRUX+ Member. We have more on the way that you’re definitely going to like. We can’t say too much else just yet though. It’s a secret. Haha.
I can honestly say this is the first product I have clicked on from an online ad and actually considered buying. Well done for that alone but also, love the sounds. I’m quite new to video editing and will only be doing it as a mobile filmmaker setup (iPhone, lenses, gimbals, drone footage etc) and editing using LumaFusion on the iPad. Can this pack be used on LF? I’m mainly teaching myself to create content/edit because I want to be an actor so I plan to eventually make some short films to aid that route. These sounds would be great in most of the content.
Thank you Paul! That's so wonderful to hear. Glad you're getting started with video editing. You're going to love it. SINGULARITY can absolutely be used in LumaFusion on iPad. That sounds like the perfect plan. We usually recommend that same path to people who want to get into acting so it's great that you're already doing it. Can't wait to see what you come up with and I hope you enjoy the sound library!
Wow very nice and awesome info 👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌😊 Bro am looking from you combining music ,dialogue,SFX when and how to do ducking Could you kindly teach us...on next video 🙆🙆🙆👍
Thank you! We actually created all the visuals all ourselves. We mostly use our SOL drag-and-drop space VFX packs, and Element 3D inside After Effects. Hope that helps, but if you have anymore questions about the visuals, let us know!
@@FILMCRUX Nice. love the animations. I just hope to see some longer space videos/contents one day. looking forward to your work & if I'll have any questions I'll definitely ask you in comment. Thank you for the reply. 💙
@@sayanchakraborty5978 No problem. We actually have some longer videos on our page of just space visuals and our cinematic music, but you never know, perhaps we’ll even make a film in this style in the future. Thanks for the kind words!
Most of the space visuals we make are actually created with our SOL space VFX packs. They're drag-and-drop, and include tons of planets, moons, skies, starfields, asteroids, etc. You can check them out here: www.filmcrux.com/store/sol-bundle
Haha. It’s a piano hit from our SINGULARITY Cinematic Sound Effects Library. There are about 5 different ones included in the pack if you want to use them in your own projects. Hope that helps!
If you buy a FILM CRUX+ Membership, anything you download during your membership is yours forever, and you don’t have to have an active membership to keep using it, even if your projects are released commercially. Hope that helps, but if you have any other questions, let us know!
I'm not sure exactly what you mean, but SINGULARITY is for all types of sound design. You can use them in any kind of project. As for the OCTIVE cinematic music libraries, they have a variety of different types of music, from dark, to ethereal, to tense. I hope that helps!
Hi team, question: is this a subscription service with a recurring fee or a one time payment? Also most of these sounds are quite dark in Tone. Do you have cheerful and light cinematic sounds? Thank you!
Hey Adam. SINGULARITY is just a one-time payment of $40 and you get all 400 sounds forever. As for lighter sounds, there's an entire folder included in the pack called 'Light Atmospherics', and another folder called 'Subtle Hits' which are perfect for lighter fare, so there's plenty for any style or tone you want to get across in your projects. I hope that helps!
Once you buy SINGULARITY, you can use all the sounds in all of your projects forever, including feature films. Hope that helps, but if you have anymore questions, let us know!
If you’re asking what program we’re using to do the sound design for our videos, this is done in Premiere Pro, but you can use DaVinci Resolve, CapCut, or any other NLE or video editing program as well. Hope that helps!
Yes, all of these sounds are included in SINGULARITY. The sound you're looking for is '02 Muffled Piano Hit B' inside the 'Light Atmospherics' folder. Hope that helps!
Bro👋👋👋👋 am working for a studio I really felt. Agony if they insult on my Editting skills if they fired I didn't bother but they insult me they are not educated but I did Master's bcz of money working thr so How I should increase my Editting skills and do faster Editting kindly give me suggestions Bro m from India***
If you want to learn faster editing, I would recommend building an editing workflow. If I'm editing a music video or a commercial to a song, how I do it is I start with whatever type of music I want to serve as the structure for the piece. Then I watch all my footage, and place my favorite shots I absolutely have to include on the top layer of my timeline where I know they're going to go. Then I put shots I really love but I don't know exactly where I want to place them on the middle layer beneath my top layer clips. Then I place my clips that I think can make the cut but I'm not sure about on the bottom layer beneath my top layer and middle layer clips. Then everything from there is just moving other clips from the bottom two layers up into the top layer as I figure out where I want them to go. It's like solving a puzzle. It almost solves itself. If there is no music in a project that ties together the whole thing, like a movie or short film for example, I start by editing shot to shot. In every moment, you want to think, "How does this serve the film first, then how does this serve the scene, then how does this serve the shot?" Other than developing a workflow, learning shortcuts is another really easy way to speed up your editing. Peter McKinnon has some really great videos on editing faster like this one ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cMMmWVMic1Y.html We may end up doing one in the future too. I hope that helps!
@@FILMCRUX awesome 👍 bro I really didn't expect you would answer my question indetail thank you so much bro I have worked on state level video editor s who edit feature film you won't believe they not spent thr time how much time u spent on me they treat them selves as a God all assistant editor s were thr creation s ...I really thank from my bottom of the 💓 heart and I wish all your dreams come true my friend ❤️😇👌💙💗 Bro I would like to share my work with you I need your feedback bro am giving you link engagement Highlights ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ytATWptp1NU.html Go through once and suggest me
@@bharathkumar2065 No problem! That's good. Try not to speed up footage. It usually looks amateur. Your speed ramps when you slow things down look good though. Just make sure if you slow any clips down that they're shot in at least 60 fps. You did for most of the shots, but some of them looks like they weren't shot in 60 fps and were slowed down, so they look choppy. Also, be wary of using any really blatant transitions. You want things to look a smooth as possible. Also, use warp stabilizer on shots if you have to. You want your camera movements to look as smooth as possible as well. Otherwise, good job! Keep it up!
Some good tips but you gotta be careful with these. Trailers are full of this sort of sound design but they all end up feeling the same, that's not good for interest
These are just the tools and tips, the creativity is up to you. Once people know some basic concepts though, they're empowered to make whatever they want.
