NO LIMITS PHONK

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REACTOR

1:59

Hard phonk for ultimates, kill streaks and the climax of a fight. Start here when the whole sequence builds towards one decisive action.

RUSH

1:59

Hard phonk for chases, fast moves and dynamic Shorts. Try it on a scene driven by continuous movement.

SUBZERO

2:00

Hard phonk for a smoke play, waiting for an attack or a dangerous approach. Try the moment before a clash, while the outcome is still uncertain.

VANTAGE

2:00

Dance phonk for a rescue, a clean escape or a confident comeback. A starting point for a scene with a satisfying resolution.

FRICTION

2:00

Phonk with a Brazilian groove for rhythmic farming, purchases and self-deprecating mistakes. Try it with everyday gameplay or humour.

CLUTCH

1:38

Hard phonk for fights and ultimates. Another entry point for an action-heavy gaming sequence.

CRITICAL

1:37

Hard phonk for fights and ultimates. Compare it with CLUTCH on the same clip and choose what supports that particular scene.

OVERCLOCK

1:32

Percussion and drive for fast edits. Try a short sequence where several actions come together at one pace.

BOUNCE

1:21

Melodic bounce for gameplay and farming. Try a sequence where the process matters more than a constant climax.

FASTLANE

1:58

Another melodic option for gameplay and farming. Compare it with BOUNCE on your edit and choose the mood you need.

GLIDE

1:56

Phonk/post-punk for skilful moves: precise actions, a clean escape or an edit built around agility.

FOCUS

1:58

A calm groove for speech and decisions. Start here when an explanation, observation or a player’s thought is the centre of the video.

SECOND LIFE

1:58

A melodic comeback with rising energy. For a return that needs time to develop, from a setback to another chance.

NEON ARC

1:46

Bright phonk for agility and victories. Try it on a sequence that holds onto the feeling of a successful move.

AFTERHOURS

2:00

Night-time phonk: atmosphere and drums. An option for a scene whose mood matters in its own right.