Black Project - Mysterious Cinematic Samples' from Bluezone delivers a wide range of experimental ambiences, intriguing drones, dark stylized sound effects, disturbing impacts and unreal textures. This enigmatic sound effect library (1.23GB / 99 WAV files in 24 bit 96 kHz) was created from hardware synthesizers and field recordings, then processed to give you complex, hyper-detailed and ready-to-use Cinematic/Trailer sounds.

A large variety of unexplained sounds to create your own sequences: Sounds include background ambiences, strange and quiet atmospheres, deep and tenebrous drones, tortured metal sounds, impulsive impacts and spooky textures. 'Black Project - Mysterious Cinematic Samples' is the perfect choice for modern music compositions, movie scores, Trailers, commercials, documentaries, advertising and background music.

Ginno Legaspi review - SoundBytes Magazine :

The keyword to this cinematic-centric sample pack from Bluezone Corporation is “mysterious”. I’m all game for anything unusual and surprising because predictable is boring. Bluezone delivers some of their coolest work yet in terms of sound design and product delivery. Black Project ? Mysterious Cinematic Samples is a collection of 99 intriguing samples that were created with detail, attention and complexity.

As if the samples were sourced from an alien black pod (see cover image), this pack contains a wide range of unique ambiences, low drones, dark stylized sound EFX, disturbing impacts and multi-layered textures that are ready to drop in your DAW’s song arrangement pane. The samples are provided in 24 Bit/ 96 kHz WAV format. Black Project covers many electronic genres, but it’s mainly designed primarily to the creation of modern film, TV, streaming series, scores and game music. Good stuff.

Reference : BC0262
Delivery : Download link
Download size : 1119 MB
Extracted size : 1123 MB
Format : WAV
Resolution : 24 Bit / 96 kHz
Channel : Stereo
License : Royalty free
Total files : 118
Total samples : 99 WAV
（From  BLUEZONE）

*This description is a reference taken from the original developer's website.