All these sound makers were lowered 14-feet down into the dark and dank abyss of a two-hundred foot wide tank and then sampled in three variations: dry in mono, stereo reverb return only and a stereo mix of both. They are all on one DVD-ROM (927.9MB), recorded as 24-bit 44.1kHz .wav samples, and carefully labeled so you can find all three variations of each instrument quickly.

I liked that the original dry sound is offered as well as only its reverb--up to a 45-second reverb tail--given as a separate sample. You can then mix the two to taste or do what I liked doing: mixing dry samples with different reverb tails. In addition, I found the third variation, a stereo mix of the original plus its corresponding stereo reverb tail useful for sound effect use.

Some cool sounds I liked are the synth sounds for adding eerie effects to cinematic music sections. Files names like EK006St.wav, LidBPM108St.wav and Bentmath5st.wav will find good use in my Halloween sound effects loop I make up fresh every year. I always pump creepy sounds out to speakers in the bushes near my front porch where trick or treaters unfortunately land. I get to keep a lot candy each year.