JQR is back with another heavy experimental sound pack. This latest edition explores Heavy Drones and Hard Noise. Loads of external hardware was used in the creation of this essential collection. There is up to 1 hour and 34 minutes of Tones, Drones and Noise.

Three diverse drum kits for any situation - from pounding metal crashes to crackling dub snares. Fill your drum arsenal with over 2 GB of sounds, including 155 multi-sampled hits that capture the human feel of a professional drummer.

Substance Painter - a modern solution for 3D-drawing with unprecedented capabilities and optimized workflow, making it easier to create textures than ever.

Close your eyes and imagine the manifold sound atmosphere of medieval places. Imagine farms with cackling chickens, the mowing of sheep, the noise of trotting horse hooves, the opening and closing of old doors and an axe chopping some wood in the background. In the cities and castles, imagine the echoes of distant persons, the shouting of street vendors, the rattling of iron chains and the constant hammering of the blacksmith. We have recorded the sound of this historical era for you with many facets.

Mask Sized Brushes, WallPaper Sized Brushes, Banner Sized Brushes, Grungey Text Icon Border Brush, Rough Edges Brush, Icon brushes, Rough Edges Brush, Large Grungey Text Textures.

Loopmasters represent 25 years of House - an expansive collection of house elements, covering bass lines, Wah-Wah guitars, fat drums and a huge selection of percussion. Join us at the celebration of 25 years of house with Gianni Bini!

Unity is a tool for developing two- and three-dimensional applications and games that runs under the operating systems Windows, Linux and OS X. Unity-based applications run under Windows, OS X, Windows Phone, Android, Apple iOS, Linux , As well as on the game consoles Wii, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One and MotionParallax3D displays (devices for playing virtual holograms), for example, Nettlebox. It is possible to create applications for launching in browsers by implementing the WebGL technology. Previously, there was experimental support for the implementation of projects within the Adobe Flash Player, but later the Unity development team took a complex decision to abandon it.