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Little girl ghost asking for help.

Here is a sound i made that could be good for some sort of creepy buildup of suspense. Recorded with sony hdr-pj260v then edited with audacity.

Monster screaming.

I just messed with some effects on vocals for a song. Finally i got this.

Sounds for a horror ride or haunted house.

Hope u like it did it on keyboard on ableton :d.

Me making a weird noise into my mic then doing some paulstretch.

Another scary howling very similar to others, however with different feel and atmosphere. I hope you like to use it.

An inhuman sample with a ghostly feel. The original recording is a bed-frame being it, reversed, time-stretched and filtered with a strong reverb.

This sound could be used as a creepy ghost effect or whatever tickles your fancy. It was created with audacity using my laptop's microphone and my voice on december 23, 2014 in louisiana. I don't know if i'm supposed to put this info here or what, but whoomp there it is. .

Eerie sounds to have as a background. Based on https://www. Freesound. Org/people/querywilly/sounds/199522/ nothing added, just doubled and audacityed. . . If you download it, just tell me where you used it. Enjoy!.

I made this sound to test a microphone i bought a few years ago. I recorded my house keys rattling and added reverb. These sounds can be used as sound effects in videos and games.

A spooky sound created from a vocal "laa" recorded on a huawei p10 which was heavily edited and modified in audacity. Has a haunting, ghostly feel.

Modified version of 'female ghost singing' by madamvicious:https://freesound. Org/people/madamvicious/sounds/238498/. Truncated and made adjustments using audacity. This sound was used in the free game, multiverse heroes:https://gamejolt. Com/games/multiverse_heroes/312565.

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.

Another recording by me. This is a whispering ghost. Sweet dreams!mwaahaahaahaaa!!!.

This is a very quick and dirty lo-fi recording of a very unsettling noise i am currently hearing outside of my 2nd story bedroom window. I have no clue what it could be. I have lived here for over a decade and never heard this sound. It's like wind, but it keeps fading in and disappearing again. When it starts, it sounding like very rapid, almost whistling, shallow breathing. I can't imagine what is making this sound, but it's pretty unnerving, and i'm too creeped out to open the curtains. I'm hoping someone can recognize this and tell me what this is because i'm starting to get very uncomfortable after about 10 minutes of hearing this on and off again. I am attempting to record it as it happens, so i've got several recorded instances of this if you want to hear more of it.

My voice with a spooky sounding delay.

This is a haunted house soundtrack i put together with tracks from freesound and tracks i recorded with my grade class. Mixed for big scares.

Inspired by 'thatjeffcarter' and his angel breath 4. Wav, i did my own remix of "ocean giant breathing" by 'satoration'. Time stretched, reversed, some band pass lfo, phaser, then some chorus flanger.

An eerie high sound which can be used for horror or mystery.

80s horror, a short droning bass synth. Created on a microkorg s. [cc zero] b68.

I was showing my 1 year old my recording studio. He was laughing and talking so i recorded him to play it back. His reaction was as wonderful as i could have hoped. This was recorded in my home studio, on a cad e100s microphone. Recorded in audacity, i copied the clip, lowered the pitch, stretched, added reverb, and reversed the audio. I also normalized to -3db.

A ghost-like whisper-like sound i made in audacity using my own voice with effects.

Somewhat creepy ambient noise.

This is a (-nother) synthetic soundscape i did some years ago, reminiscent of a wide, enclosed, dark cavern, very good for subtly underlaying film scenes playing in appropriate locations. Originally, it is a recording of me blowing on a beer-bottle, captured by a sennheiser condenser mic, and then receiving some attention by the yamaha multi-effects generator in my university back then. I still like and use it a lot today.

Recorded with an h4n, there are multiple samples within this of the same door. It's pretty old.