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I’m a passionate sound designer and recordist based in the heart of Europe, the Czech Republic. With a deep love for audio, I specialize in creating immersive soundscapes and capturing unique audio recordings. My work is driven by my commitment to bringing stories to life through sound. Whether it’s for film, music, or interactive media, I aspire to provide sound libraries that will empower creators to design sonic experiences that resonate with audiences and transcend the ordinary.

  • This sound library presents a rich collection of natural recordings from a mixed European forest in spring. Captured across several locations and times of day, it ranges from vibrant morning bird choruses to the gentle rustling of leaves and subtle nocturnal ambiences.

    The library includes distinct ambiences from early morning, morning, evening, late evening, and midnight hours — each with its own tonal character and wildlife activity.

    All sounds are provided in stereo format.

  • The Heart Beat library is a small collection of real heart beat recordings captured using stethoscope. Featuring BPMs from 50 to 120, this library covers a range of emotional states—from calm and resting to tense and elevated.

  • Birds of Central Europe 3 continues the auditory exploration of Europe’s diverse avian world, building on the previous collections to offer even more captivating and authentic bird songs and calls. This library features 54 meticulously recorded tracks, capturing the natural behavior of bird species across mostly mixed forest habitats in Central Europe during the spring months.

    Recorded with a Telinga parabolic dish, and Neumann KM184 microphone, the library offers crystal-clear sound quality with effective isolation, preserving the authenticity and clarity of each vocalization.

    Species featured in this collection include:

    • Great Tit (Parus major)

    • Eurasian Blue Tit (Cyanistes caeruleus)

    • Eurasian Blackbird (Turdus merula)

    • Common Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs)

    • European Robin (Erithacus rubecula)

    • Great Spotted Woodpecker (Dendrocopos major)

    • Common Raven (Corvus corax)

    • Eurasian Blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla)

    • Mistle Thrush (Turdus viscivorus)

    • Common Cuckoo (Cuculus canorus)

    • Song Thrush (Turdus philomelos)

    • Gray Wagtail (Motacilla cinerea)

    • Eurasian Wren (Troglodytes troglodytes)

    Whether you’re a sound designer working on a nature project, an ornithologist studying bird behavior, or simply a lover of the natural world, Birds of Central Europe 3 offers a vivid and sonically rich collection that captures the true essence of Europe’s birdlife.

  • This comprehensive sound library captures the rich and abrasive textures of metallic interactions, recorded in pristine detail for cinematic, game or experimental audio work. The collection features almost 470 high-resolution recordings and designed sounds, meticulously categorized into friction, impact, movement, miscellaneous, and tonal interactions, covering a wide sonic range from subtle squeaks to piercing screeches.

    Highlights:

    • Friction & Scrapes: Gritty textures of metal-on-metal contact, including aluminium foil screeches, tray and pan scrapes, high-pitched metal rod friction, fast and slow pole movements, and rough interactions between cans, trays, and various metal surfaces.
    • Impacts: Sharp, resonant clanks and muted hits—ranging from soft tray bumps to intense door slams, foil snaps, and rhythmic rod strikes—perfect for action cues or mechanical sound design.
    • Movements & Resonance: Delicate to chaotic movements including foil tears, wobbles, dryer clanks, continuous metallic trembles, and resonant drops—ideal for tension, ambient environments, and UI feedback.
    • Miscellaneous Textures: Unique tones such as air blown through pipes and cans, metallic rattles, latch squeaks, and ambient mechanical elements that add realism and texture.
  • Birds of Central Europe 2 expands the auditory journey through Europe’s vibrant avian life. This meticulously captured collection features 47 authentic tracks recorded in early summer, showcasing a diverse array of bird species in their natural habitats.

    The library continues the exploration of Central Europe’s rich acoustic ecology. From the flute-like song of the Eurasian Blackbird to the melodious phrases of the Song Thrush and the energetic chatter of the Eurasian Nuthatch, each recording reflects the distinct character and seasonal behavior of its subject. The recordings were made using KM184 microphones with a Telinga parabolic dish and KMR81i microphones, ensuring excellent sound fidelity and isolation.

    Species featured in this collection include the Coal Tit, Common Chaffinch, Eurasian Blackbird, Eurasian Blue Tit, Eurasian Green Woodpecker, Eurasian Jay, Eurasian Nuthatch, European Robin, Great Tit, Mistle Thrush, and Song Thrush.

    Whether you’re enhancing a documentary, designing immersive sound environments, or simply appreciating the beauty of bird vocalizations, Birds of Central Europe 2 offers a rich and evocative collection — perfect for sound designers, ornithologists, and nature lovers alike.

  • Bird Sound Effects Birds of Central Europe Play Track 28 sounds included $20

    Birds of Central Europe is a meticulously curated audio library featuring 28 authentic bird songs and calls, with a total length of over 40 minutes. Recorded across diverse habitats in Central Europe, this collection is a treasure trove for ornithologists, sound designers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking immersive soundscapes of European avifauna.

    The library showcases a variety of species and settings, capturing the vibrant life of mixed forests, deciduous woodlands, and urban environments during different seasons and times of day. From the melodic calls of the Common Chaffinch on a summer morning to the serene, wistful songs of the European Robin in autumn, this collection offers a comprehensive auditory journey through the region’s natural soundscape.

    Each track is recorded with high-quality equipment, including KM184 with a Telinga parabolic dish or KMR81i microphones, ensuring pristine sound quality, effective isolation from background noise, and an authentic listening experience. Whether you’re crafting a documentary, meditating with nature sounds, or exploring European bird species, Birds of Central Europe delivers unmatched clarity and diversity.

  • Water & Ocean Sounds Streams, rivers, waterfalls Play Track 125 sounds included, 99 mins total $20

    This library covers a wide range of flowing waters. From the gentle bubbling of small mountain streams to the terrifying roar of gigantic waterfalls.

    The extensive collection includes 125 tracks with a total length of approximately 99 minutes, recorded in more than 10 locations across Austria and Slovenia.

    Microphone setup:

    • Shure VP88

    Sound Library: Streams, rivers, waterfalls

  • This library covers sounds of Tatra 613 car, equipped with V8 engine from mid 1980s.

    The driving section contains 54 tracks with a total length of about 33 minutes. These tracks include engine ramps and driving sequences at various constant RPMs, suitable for game implementation. Additionally, there are takes featuring more common driving and pass-bys, which are better suited for linear media usage. Interior and exterior mixes are also included.

    The foley section comprises 9 tracks with a total length of 2 minutes. It covers basic sounds, such as opening and closing doors, hood and trunk, gearstick shifts and handbrake usage.

    Microphone setup:

    • Shure VP88 – Cabin / Exterior
    • Neumann KM184 – Cabin
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 – Left exhaust
    • Sennheiser MKH8040 – Right exhaust
    • Shure SM11 – Engine bay
    • Neumann KMR81i – Foley
    • Tascam DR40 (XY) – Exterior
  • This library covers the sounds of the Trabant 601, equipped with a two-cylinder, two-stroke Otto-type engine from the late 1980s.

    The driving section contains 48 tracks with a total length of about 36 minutes. These tracks include engine ramps and driving sequences at various constant RPMs, suitable for game implementation. Additionally, there are takes featuring more common driving and pass-bys, which are better suited for linear media usage. Interior and exterior mixes are also included.

    The foley section comprises 23 tracks with a total length of 8 minutes. It covers all basic sounds, such as opening and closing doors, hood and trunk, gearstick shifts, handbrake usage, and horn sounds. These sounds were primarily captured from a close perspective using a shotgun microphone.

    Microphone setup:

    • Sennheiser MKH8040 (ORTF) – Cabin
    • Neumann KMR81i – Cabin / Foley
    • Neumann KM184 – Exhaust
    • Shure SM11 – Engine bay
    • Shure VP88 (M/S) – Exterior
    • Tascam DR40 (XY) – Exterior
  • Next door remodeling sound library is a collection of construction and remodeling noises, meticulously recorded from an adjacent apartment. This compilation covers a diverse range of sounds of hammers, jackhammers, and drills, all amplified by the acoustics of the room in which the sounds were recorded and the concrete panel structure of the building itself.

  • Insects of Central Europe is a unique collection of single insect sounds.

    With an array of over 50 tracks, this library offers more than 40 minutes of high-quality audio material. These recordings were captured in the heart of Central Europe, specifically in the Czech Republic.

    The library predominantly features grasshoppers, bugs, and crickets, captured across a variety of locations and times of the day, providing a diverse range of audio landscapes for you to explore and utilize in your projects.

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