15 безплатни аудиофайлове за "Lovecraft"

Supercollider.

Made by supercollider.

Dark orchestra myst horror lovecraft scary fantasy atmo amb atmosphere cinematic surround.

Made by supercollider.

Reading of a short story in the vein of the call of cthulhu by h. P. Lovecraft.

The result of a lot of processing, and downpitching.

I took an elk's mating calls and manipulated them to sound like a monster scream. I use this for nightgaunts in our podcast ballad of the seven dice.

Random guitar playing with many experimental pod x3 effects, and some post-processing on the recordings. These resulting ducks have seen better times, and have been in better places :-).

I created this monster growl for ashtur's lovecraft character in a live action role playing game i organized. I used lion and elephant growls i recorded in a zoo with my ipod equipped with tascam im2x mic.

A dark ambient soundscape, perfect for suspence or creepy videos, role-playing games or as a musical background for your lovecraft readings. . .

An echoing call of the idiot god from the deep recesses of space. This was done by foley work i was doing for ballad of the seven dice. I modified my voice with numerous effects in audacity to draw it out and deepen it.

Under the Pyramids, H.P. Lovecraft "It occurred to me that judging from the elaborateness of this worship, the concealed deity must be one of considerable importance. Was it Osiris or Isis, Horus or Anubis, or some vast unknown God of the Dead still more central and supreme?"

In the Walls of Eryx, H.P. Lovecraft and Kenneth Sterling "Prehistoric human invasions of Venus can be pretty well ruled out, so that one must turn to the idea of native construction. Did a forgotten race of highly evolved beings precede the man-lizards as masters of Venus?"

At the Mountains of Madness, H. P. Lovecraft "Another race - a land race of beings shaped like octopi and probably corresponding to fabulous pre-human spawn of Cthulhu - soon began filtering down from cosmic infinity and precipitated a monstrous war which for a time drove the Old Ones wholly back to the sea - a colossal blow in view of the increasing land settlements."

The Shadow over Innsmouth, H. P. Lovecraft Part II "There was only one person in sight—an elderly man without what I had come to call the 'Innsmouth look'—and I decided not to ask him any of the questions which bothered me; remembering that odd things had been noticed in this hotel... One side of the cobblestoned open space was the straight line of the river; the other was a semicircle of slant-roofed brick buildings of about the 1800 period, from which several streets radiated away to the southeast, south, and southwest."