You can scan all sounds you own into Soundly afaik. It is not limited to the included Soundly library.

@@AxelRoBa Oh thank you so much!!:) Yay! I've just uploaded on Soundly my recently bought Boom library! Cool!:)

Hi, sorry for giving you the impression that all the trailer sound comes with our Designed pack. The trailer represents the complete product, the bundle of both, Construction Kit and Designed, not only one part of them. It shows a great use case for the sounds as a whole and what's possible with the collection. There are audio demos for individual samples of each package. :)

No, the sounds are not copyright free. But you can purchase our libraries and create your own sound effects :)

Hi es_music. Thanks for supporting us! It functions as any virtual instrument: you can bounce and reimport the bounced / rendered audio. Or you re-record within your daw: you need to setup up an Aux (or Bus, depending on the DAW), route Grip into it and add an audio track that has this Aux as an input. You might want to mute this channel to avoid feedback loops. Then you simply record this track during playback and have it right the wanted time-location. Does that help?

Hi! Well, you're in luck: We already did this with Medieval Melee www.boomlibrary.com/sound-effects/medieval-melee/ Not only useful for medieval sword sounds ;)

Hi, you can purchase the product and create your own sound, but you can't use this audio.

Hi! No, they're not copyright free but once you bought them, you have a license for commercial and non-commercial use in music, sound-effect, audio/video post-production, performance, broadcast or similar finished content-creation and production use without paying any additional license fees or providing source attribution to BOOM Library. :)

@@BoomLibrary Then what is procedure for it?

@@devilzone1241 You go here: www.boomlibrary.com/sound-effects/cinematic-hits/ Then go through the checkout to get the license and download links, download the files and you are good to go (according to the EULA of course which is attached as well).

Hi there. Of course once you purchased the pack you will get the sound effects in single files, not including any music, no worries ;-)

Hi Erick. If you simply do not enter a keyword, a random sample will be picked.

@@AxelRoBa I figured it should be like that, but it's not working for some reason. Seems to scan and then nothing gets selected.

@@ErickMcNerney this seems to be a bug indeed. We just tested it and it works as it should here. Could you write us an email to service[at]boomlibrary.com so we can try to solve that? Thanks!

@@BoomLibraryI just did some updates on my PC and I'm gonna try to see if anything's changed. I'll reach out if I still can't get it working. Thanks for the message!

@@BoomLibrary I solved the issue. Probably boils down to user error lol I was selecting the paths to the audio, but didn't know you had to index them in a separate area? Regardless, once I indexed the folder where the samples are located, issue solved. Thanks!