1.403 tracce audio royalty-free per "Sinistro"

Somthing ai made feel free to use.

Horror birds - morning birds recorded with h2n, cloned to 4 tracks in audacity, pitch shifted by various amounts and one of the tracks paul-stretched and sped up. Mixed down but then removed lower frequencies (wind or traffic rumble became too noticeable). Normalized. Here's the result.

Some spooky audio i made while experimenting with a vst called helm. Hopefully it can be of use to someone.

Spooky ghost sounds.

Horror music to play on the background of horror themed projects. Created by using a synthesizer and recorded with magix studio.

Manupulated from my recording of a squeaky pallet jack.

A rhytmic sequence which is dissonant, scary, with a sub bass monster roar in the background.

Okay, i actually did make a rather horrorific sound, despite my slight dislike for the horror genre. I know. I contradict myself. Anyhow, this is actually the sound of me going up an escalator while i was at a conference. I came home later and didn't know what to do with the sound, so, out of boredom, i made this. By the way, that weird shriek at 1'46" was actually a young child who was running around somewhere in the building. This sound could be used for *contradiction!!* an atmosphere for a horror game or something like that. But don't try to make me play it, because i won't! okay, well maybe. Mangled with ableton live.

A horror game menu ambience i created using fl studio.

A scary noise made by adding an overload of reverb on white noise.

A deep and menacing evil male laugh.

Slow echo for horror.

Made it with glass bottle of tarhun.

Creepy sound effects for movies.

A whole bunch of broken upright piano samples recorded with zoom h4n.

I accidentally combined all the samples from this pack. Http://www. Freesound. Org/people/vlad99/packs/13522/. And played them two octaves lower, the result was to my liking.

These owls were recorded around 8:30 at night in the shawnee national forest using my trusty rode ntg-2 on a mic stand. Even though it was a mild night and the insects and frogs should have been vocalizing, they weren't. It was kind of neat -- a dead-quiet night with nothing but these owls. If you thought that owls only do "hoot-hoot" you'll be surprised. After about a minute into it they really get going.

Make noise 0-coast sound.

Your audience will jump on the chair when they see your evil villain appear with this sound!. This sound was generated with audacity. 08/02/2015, london.

This is a scary sound of wind.

Hello here is another sound for you peeps! i made this using serum vst and messed around with the noise knobs and automation to make it sound like the wind gets more powerful.

Sinister monster sound with large room reverb. Created by making silly noises and slowing them down.

Groaning sound. Recorded with realtek high definition audio headset. Edited with audacity.

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Kids laughing played out in reversereversed using audacity.

A more dreary version of spooky siren. The intonations of this feel more grimdark, in a sense total tripedation and tension over an event can be felt like the forthcoming of a thunderstorm over a hero illuminating him towards his true path. Reasynth, orilriver and losers filtering plugins were used. I inspired this from half life 2's citadel siren which contained a single trailing notation.

Old sound i uploaded years ago and never described until now. Software made, using addictive drums with a lot of reverb effects, subatomic vst, gort's minipiano soundfont. Plugins used: camelphat3, camelspace, black_box, bouncing ball delay, ambience, and a bunch of stock fl studio reverbs, eq's and delays.

This is an unsettling siren sound coming from the distance. This sound effect can be used in a horror video as an ambient noise. I created this sound effect using a synthesizer in garageband.

Sound of a car being really slowed down. Creates the sound of a rumbling bass perfect for background sounds in horror themed projects. Recorded with a phone and edited with audacity. (thanks to the friend who recorded the sound).

Another experiment, another ambient drone! this time it's a bit less creepy and brighter but still a bit melancholy. Let me know if you use it in your project, but no attribution is required :-).

One minute of sheer mayhem!.

[zombie_01. Wav]. A zombie quickly turns its head and catches sight of you. Run. . . If you enjoyed the sound, please rate, comment, spread! it really helps!. Note: make sure to check out the other matrixxx-sounds! the sound quality is always better when you download the sound(s)! ⛄. Enjoy!/matrixxx.

Heard this out my window at 11:30 at night, 05/14/20, central new jersey. Probably a fox. From some brief research into fox calls (there are over 40 known calls) with this video https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=j6nuhlibhsm it sounds like either an alarm bark or vixen scream.

I set up a zoom h6 about 12 inches away from an heavy old closet door with an ancient door knob. Enjoy the freedom of creative commons!. -keith nolan. P. S. This was recorded as a mid side stereo.

A creaky metal door in harsh wind.

Creepy ambience 4 part.

My first upload since may, this would be great use for a creature of some sort. Made in audacity. Can be used freely but please give credit.

I really went all out on this one.

Created using ableton and a midi synth. Hope you enjoy it. Feel free to used in your projects. Thanks for hear it.

=use for anything=zombie noises, made by recording myself making several zombie noises, and combining them. =made in audacity=.

A set of wind chimes recorded outside a mansion house.

This sound file is meant to sound almost otherworldly. Do whatever you want with it - and comment what you make with a link! i'll be super happy to hear!.

Some spooky monster sounds. Feel free to use them however you want!.

I'd love to see what you make with this!.

Group of zombies moaning, groaning, breathing, and generally making creepy sounds. Recorded as a sound effect for made up talk show, a comedy podcast.

A really weird and creepy synth thing created using websynths. Com.