1405 безплатни аудиофайлове за "Бисквитено Чудовище"

A robotic zombie scream.

Creepy monster gibberish i made recording my voice and changing the pitch in wavepad. Usable for horror games. No credits needed.

Sound effects for the "maw" monster in shrine ii, an upcoming lovecraftian themed fps game. Https://twitter. Com/scumhead1/status/1221096818664042498.

Awesome hi quality demonic horror monster sound effects. And feel free to request something for me to do? i will not charge for sound effects so feel free to ask for custom sound effects.

More dog growls!.

Growls of a dog i had been pet sitting. She heard something outside and started growling.

A monster growling sound i made with audacity.

I don't even want to know what the neighbors were thinking when they heard me growl into my microphone for like 30 seconds straight.

Another fun thing people can use or sample.

Sounds i did for a monstrosity in the full game of "dismantled", a horror fps. Demo here: https://gamejolt. Com/games/dismantled/293771.

Dog growling.

Straining my throat. Some interference from fans.

Processed throat crackle into water bottle.

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.

This is my dog martino whining for a milkbone. You can also use it for monster sounds or other creatures.

I made this sound with some recordings of me (basically being a dork) coughing, growling, snorting, blowing into the microphone and more. It would be a great sound for a game or animation or movie, whatever you want. It would be great if you credit me, but it isn't necessary. If you do use this sound, please tell me and leave a link to it, i'd love to see how you use it.

Impression of the typical gremlins laugh.

A predator like sound i made with my mouth, slowed it by 50% and than added reverb effect.

This is a snore sound.

Deep giant monster sound.

Me growling angrily into my mic to immitate a monster. Recorded indoors on the 05. 04. 2015 using a blue yeti microphone and audacity recording software.

This sound can be used in a anything like horror games or movies. I made this using 2 things audacity and my voice i messed around with each option and i got this cool sound in the process.

This sound was created with my friend and edited by myself.

Please comment if you download, i am interested to see what it's being used for. I am not looking to be credited at all it's just pure interest. I do this for fun. I did this with my mouth and pitched it down 3 semitones. No other effects were used.

Demon saying requiescat in pace human (latin for rest in peace)in reverse to get that otherworldly effect. I did this with my voice, reversed it and pitched it down 2 semitones.

A monster roar in the distance. Was made using laptop microphone, and recorded and modified using audacity. Recorded 16/12/2014.

The sound of a small or medium sized creature roaring. Was made using laptop microphone, and recorded using audacity. Recorded 28/3/2013.

Started out as a recording of me blowing into an empty triangular chocolate container of swiss origin. Came out as a scary monster sound.

Space monster letting out a few snorts.

In this sound i can imagine a monster in a horror game that is stressed because it can't catch its prey or another thing i can imagine is that the beast has been injured and is roaming around in pain. I made this sound using vocal sounds from a lion! i used fl studio like i always do and added effects like reverb, some eq and i also reversed the file to. I got the orginal lion sound from: https://www. Freesound. Org/people/roman_cgr/sounds/223978/. Go check it out!.

This sound is a simple recording of my self roaring and manipulated with cs6 audition. I used this with some feedback based delay and some reverberation to simulate the sound of a dinosaur dying in a game.

This is a sound make with this sound taken on this website :. 184598__qubodup__monster-roar. I took one of the monster very deep voice sound and tweaked it to sound like some kind of raging infected because i had to do it for a game. It's kind of like the sound zombies make in movies where they are not really zombies but raging infected people. I used : pitch shift, time shift, octaver, eq, overdrive.

Sound is me being gross! setup: mic, into eq, into stereo pedal (used as a signal splitter-- one signal went to one multi effect on a pitch-down setting, the other into a second multi effect on a pitch-up setting. ), into stereo delay (no delay added, though. ) burp. . .

Just a sample of what my basses sound like :). This loop is free to use, as long as long as you check me out on soundcloud. You don't have to, but its the most you could do :). Https://soundcloud. Com/paul-stitz.

A monster roar similar to the noise feral ghouls make in fallout.

Another version of the ghoul roar.

My first sound maked witch audacity. . .

A weird monster voice i do randomly.

A weird monster voice i do randomly.

A weird monster voice i do randomly.

The booms/growls/roars, what ever you like to call them, in this file goes from c to c in case you want it to be key spesific. I don't care if you give me credits for it or not.

I just lowered the pitch of three recordings of me breathing in, in a very high pitch tone. Use as ya wish, though i'd appreciate being credited.

A sound effect of a sleeping monster in a cave. Highly effected recording of a person snoring pitch shifted and lots of reverb.

The sound was made from a one siring instrument called the autoviolin. I made and recorded it in 1980, and am now fiddling with the computer to clean up the sounds before they are lost. Processed with paulstrech.

Originally a recording of a desk typewriter streched and moderated in adobe soundbooth. Recorded with korg888 and tk-600 microfone. Sounds scarey doesn´t it!.

Just me doing a weird funny monster voice.

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A dragons roar (mono).

Sound of an accordion.

Monster chewing noise created by chewing gum with effects.