Dude this video rocks! I am making a horror game right now and this will help a lot for my sound design. Thanks for the tips man. Congratulations on earning yourself a new subscriber! P.S. I am the 100th like :)
Great video bud! I’m starting to do more creature sounds to widen my Voice Over repertoire and there’s not a whole lot to go off of on UA-cam or it’s just buried under other videos. I’ve actually been doing the Predator growl for years and use it to scare my daughter down the hallway…lol…I can now do it where you can’t even hear me breathing out, which makes it creepier and then I sometimes transition it into a hiss, while still doing the growl. I’ve also been able to use the growl while speaking in some instances. Once you really play around with the versatility of your voice, it’s amazing what you can learn!
This is really interesting and helpful. Especially for someone who is new to this. But I'd like to know how you'd make monster sounds for like, little monsters. Baby monster/kaiju even. So they sound more cute maybe
@@rarefindssound I tried, but it didn't sound that right. In the end I used the sounds of a baby lion, cougar and snakes and pitched those a bit lower, put a light echo effect in to make it sound bigger and used some actual monster sounds pitched them higher
Hey Chris. In this video I recorded in 96khz. I have done some recordings since in 192khz and it does make a lot of difference when pitch shifting and stretching. I tend to do most of my sound design projects in 96khz
0:18 - Final Monster Sounds
0:25 - Recording
1:51 - Monster 01 Sound Design
6:37 - Monster 02 & 03 Sound Design
7:04 - Pitch Shifting
7:30 - Time Stretch
11:14 - Reverb
11:31 - Final Monster Sounds
Decided to do custom sounds for monsters in my DnD game, and this is awesome for that.
Sick, keen to hear. You got any links?
Links plz? Howd u make
Exactly what I've been looking to do myself as a DM XD
For sure going to try to design my own monster sounds for my horror game. Planning on making a gargling sort of sound.
Thanks for the tips!
Sounds sick!
Dude this video rocks! I am making a horror game right now and this will help a lot for my sound design. Thanks for the tips man.
Congratulations on earning yourself a new subscriber!
P.S. I am the 100th like :)
Safe, nice one man. Link me on here when it's done. I'm interested to hear what you make
Just finished my first screech with the help of this tutorial! Thank you for the help!
Awesome! Hope it's the first of many more
Great video bud! I’m starting to do more creature sounds to widen my Voice Over repertoire and there’s not a whole lot to go off of on UA-cam or it’s just buried under other videos. I’ve actually been doing the Predator growl for years and use it to scare my daughter down the hallway…lol…I can now do it where you can’t even hear me breathing out, which makes it creepier and then I sometimes transition it into a hiss, while still doing the growl. I’ve also been able to use the growl while speaking in some instances.
Once you really play around with the versatility of your voice, it’s amazing what you can learn!
can we watch a demonstration somewhere?
Thank you! Yeah, my voice is the first place i start when I am doing sound design
Great stuff mate, very inspiring
This is really interesting and helpful. Especially for someone who is new to this. But I'd like to know how you'd make monster sounds for like, little monsters. Baby monster/kaiju even. So they sound more cute maybe
Just high pitch it (maybe).
Yeah you could try keeping it cute and in a higher range. Maybe even using squeaky toys and other little kids toys. They might evoke more cuteness
@@rarefindssound I tried, but it didn't sound that right. In the end I used the sounds of a baby lion, cougar and snakes and pitched those a bit lower, put a light echo effect in to make it sound bigger and used some actual monster sounds pitched them higher
I'm making a Godzilla fan film and I have to make custom sounds for a original monster, this video helped, thank you.
Awesome! Glad to hear it helped
A nicely put together vid! Thanks for sharing your process.
Brilliant! thanks for sharing, super helpful and loving the awesome techniques you've used!
Glad it was helpful! I hope to be releasing some more sound design tutorials soon. So keep an eye out :)
This is really well done mate! :)
Cheers, I'll probably do some more soon. Much more confident Infront of a camera now haha
Great video! These SFXs are really good!
Thanks very much
Brilliant stuff, thank you :)
You're very welcome! Thanks for commenting as it's taken me back to this old video haha
Came to this video hoping to get some fundamentals for making a last of us "clicker" type sound on my own, and what do you know, first sound he does
Happy days!
D-LOW and Audical reacting this video be like:
"Dude!! Really?"😂
*Ps- only beatboxers can understand✌️*
great video pal
Shit man, you got some skillz, well done!
Thanks very much!
Very nice tutorial
This was awesome. Thank you!
very nice thank you
Very cool just started looking at how to make sounds for a game I am writing. Thanks for sharing. Going to see if you have any stuff for underwater
What kind of underwater sounds are you thinking of?
That first creature is a Scull Crawler from Kong: Scull Island!
The movie had some great sound design in it. I really liked the weird spider things when they were in those bamboo kinda woods
menedh du yeah! I love the Spore Mantis, they remind me of Mothra
Great work!!!
Appreciate the fact Rex Orange County is giving me a tutorial on sound design! ahahah
Haha fuck I've had that before
Cooool
damm nice work
Thank you!
Really helpful！ Thanks a lot~
thanks :) Id love to know do you use any synthesized layers sometimes
Hey, yes I do. Using granular synthesis works great for this too. I also find adding in some lower bassy sub layers helps beef it up
Dope af!!!!!🙌🏾
Cheers :)
Great video! Did you record everything in 192khz? I have had problems with animal samples in pitch shifting when they were 48khz.
Hey Chris. In this video I recorded in 96khz. I have done some recordings since in 192khz and it does make a lot of difference when pitch shifting and stretching.
I tend to do most of my sound design projects in 96khz
Hey there! Which mic would you recommend for this? I couldn't tell which mic you were using. Thanks!
I was usin a rode NT1. But tbh any relatively decent mic will do. Mainly layering, EQ and lots of plugins to get the desired effect.
I can recommend the NT1-A and i recently got the NT5. Super Clean
@@rarefindssound btw what software are you using?
What program would be the best to make these kind of roars and sounds?
Any DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software will work. Try reaper first as that has a 60 day trial period
I’d so a frostbite gmk
or a thermo
Yes, but i still don't know how they made the legendary Kabuki-effect
what sound designing app you used?
I am using Cubase. It's a DAW (digital audio workstation). If you've never used one before, Reaper has a really long trial period
How do I vaibrate my tonsils? Am I suppose to breath in or....?
I breathe out. There's some great tutorials on UA-cam. Try searching how to make a predator sound effect
what are program name?
Steinberg Cubase
Predator sound video.
Is this possible with GarageBand?
I've not used garage band. I think you could create some interesting effects. You might be a bit more limited with what you can do though
Thank you x
"guh eral"
@Ramona Bacha That depends on what a pronation is
What did you use to create this?
the sofware DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) im using is Cubase
What software do you use?
Cubase
When I try to imitate the Predator sound, I do Sound 1, but I inhale, like I'm snoring.
Does this work if you're a woman?
yeah i dont see why not! Some higher falsetto sounds can sound even creepier when pitched down
Stayed for the ASMR vomit
The second one is the most gross I've ever heard 🤣🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤢
what a sad man
Haha cheers
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