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FactEpic Stock MediaRogue Waves Libraries
Audio formatsMaster Vault materials include 96kHz/24-bit, 44.1kHz/16-bit and game-ready MP3 formats.The FAQ says sound effects libraries are supplied as WAVE files at 24-bit/96 kHz, while atmospheres libraries are 24-bit/48 kHz.
Founded2014The company says it was founded in 2021 in Ireland by a small team of sound designers and sound recordists.
IntegrationsThe custom implementation service names Wwise, FMOD, Unreal and Unity for in-engine and middleware integration.The FAQ says older macOS versions may need a third-party unarchiving app to open some larger libraries using .7zip.
SupportThe support center says customer support is available every day, while other departments generally close on weekends and holidays.The FAQ directs questions to [email protected] and says the team will try to respond as soon as possible.

Epic Stock Media plans

  • Free Sound VaultsFree
  • Trailer Vault$249, paid once
  • Voice Vault$299, paid once
  • Cloud Vault - Sound Vault Specialist - Production Pro Annual$299 a year
  • Cloud Vault - Professional Online Sound Library - Sound Vault Specialist - Produ$299 a year
  • Cloud Vault - Professional Online Sound Library - Sound Vault Squads - Productio$999 a year

Rogue Waves Libraries plans

  • Close ContactFree
  • Kawaii UI€4,999, paid once
  • Anime Studio€9,999, paid once

Pick Epic Stock Media if…

Epic Stock Media is aimed at game developers, filmmakers, sound designers, freelancers, in-house teams, and studios seeking audio assets. Its range includes both free sounds and paid libraries or cloud access.

Pick Rogue Waves Libraries if…

These libraries suit audio creators working on games, films, television, animation, trailers, or apps. Close Contact offers a free collection, while the listed paid libraries provide larger themed sets with a royalty-free media-production license.

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