Author Salute: TheBusyBrain

This week’s salute goes to AudioJungle author TheBusyBrain, who had 27 sales in November.

TheBusyBrain is based in Florida, USA, and has been an exclusive AudioJungle author since November 2008. He has uploaded 97 items, and made 69 sales, and has achieved a rating of .

TheBusyBrain is into sounds, and lots of them – swooshes and whooshes, interface sounds, and industrial sounds. Most are quite short samples, but some of the ambient tracks are much longer.

Featured Track

Super Swoosh Sound Pack 01 (18 Samples)

“18 Highly sought after swoosh style sounds. Also known as whooshes, wooshes, swishes, swooshes, flyby, swoops, windy sounds. Used for transitional elements, movement, motion, and flyby elements in music, television programming, web development, games, and more!”

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Best Selling Track

Censored Beep / Explicit Tone

“A typical beep sound you hear on television to censor vulgar language and explicit words.”

This track is short and sweet, and actually TheBusyBrain’s second-best-selling item – the track above being his best-selling item by far.

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Other Tracks

Here are two more of TheBusyBrain’s tracks that I enjoyed:

Busy Urban City Streets Intersection

“Ambient recording of a very busy Urban Intersection. Lots of cars, busses, trucks, motorcycles, and various noises can be heard throughout the recording.”

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Ambient Harbor with Boats

“An ambient and rather calming recording of an inner-city harbor with many sailboats. You hear a lot of water splashing, the light knock of the aluminum masts of the sail boats, birds, and various boat motors running in the distance.”

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Congratulations, TheBusyBrain. Keep them coming!