Genealogy Audio has launched Secrets of Life, a new Soundbox library created by Andrew Fly. The collection is designed for meditation, ambient composition, emotional scoring, and introspective sound design.
Secrets of Life runs in the Soundbox engine and contains a total of 35 presets. These are divided into 20 combi presets and 15 individual presets. The library was produced at 48 kHz and 24-bit resolution.
The sound material was created using SPARK 2 and Aristotle. According to the developer, the library focuses on soft movement, spatial depth, and evolving textures. The presets are intended for composers and producers seeking calm, expressive, and atmospheric sonic material across a range of projects.
The combi presets combine multiple sound layers within Soundbox to create more complex textures, while the individual presets provide single-source sounds that can be used on their own or as building blocks within larger arrangements.
A conceptual element is built into the library’s design. Each sound source is named as a small piece of advice for living a better life. This reflective naming approach complements the ambient and meditative character of the sounds and frames the collection around a broader thematic idea.
Secrets of Life is available for the Soundbox platform through Genealogy Audio.
Secrets of Life is available now for Soundbox. Pricing details are available from Genealogy Audio.
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