How to Make Monster Sounds with your Voice

[@Blipsounds]

Would would you want to learn to make next?

[@nazdynate553]

How to fit the warmth and bass in gameplay ambience properly. Always struggled with managing that style of mix!

[@Blipsounds]

That's a tricky one for sure! It's definitely a matter of frequency spectrum that I've personally found. We'll write this down :)

[@j.a.v.a1979]

Can you teach us to make gun sounds, please sir?

[@bethanytimmons6163]

@@Blipsounds gotta say my partner has the inhaled growls, clicks, hisses down packed. And some exhaled. But he’s been continuously doing it since he was very young so he’s managed to define with full clarity. He’s had some intrigue with voice talenting but we wouldn’t know where to look to start off.

[@bethanytimmons6163]

And I think I’m sub number 8.00k good number 🔥

[@jacobcox4565]

Fun Fact: Paleontologists have a good idea as to what Tyrannosaurus rex sounded like. By scanning the skull of a Tyrannosaurus, it was discovered that a T-rex's hearing was more adapted to lower frequency sounds, sounds so low that we wouldn't hear them as much as we would feel them. They also found out that non-avian dinosaurs, like T-rex, had no syrinx. A syrinx is an organ in birds' throats that helps produce the sounds they make, like chirping, screeching, or squawking. So a Tyrannosaurus rex would've produced sounds by pushing air through their throat and out their mouths, like reptiles. This suggests that T-rex communicated through closed-mouth communication i.e humming, and/or through infrasound, which is when sound vibrations travel vast distances through the ground so others can feel the vibrations. You wouldn't hear it, you would feel it. I speculate that if a T-rex did its best falsetto voice, it would sound like an alligator after inhaling sulfur hexafluoride.

[@Felix-Pr]

2:58 reminds me of one of the cannibal screams from The forest

[@Blipsounds]

I'll have to check that one out!

[@cheney7231]

thats really a cannibal XD

[@IForgotMyName67]

Lmao I'm a death metal vocalist but I spent like a whole week mastering that screech that games fuckin dope af tho

[@dubchung]

4:17 this actually gave me goosebumps WELL DONE

[@Blipsounds]

Thank you so much!

[@Bronze_Age_Sea_Person]

This was exactly what I was searching for. Recently I had this idea of making a monster sound that sounds unsettling human-like using my own voice, speaking some weird stuff, using maybe throat singing, guttural screams like pig squeal and some effects, but I wasn't sure if it could sound monster-like instead of demonic.

[@Rrhatt]

As an extreme vocalist, I do have to warn people about inhaled screams. In moderation the scream isn't to bad for your voice but, excessive use can cause damage to your voice. As an alternative you can learn false chord, which you can get some brutal lows and gutterals with it and it's not to hard to learn.

[@EmanuelAliceaSantiago]

I’m posting this just for those that feel this video is “not compatible with the tittle” and don’t reeeeeally explain why. But, btw I really found the video nicely informative, really well done, it’s good content and all around awesome. Thanks for sharing, hugs all the way from Puerto Rico. I mean…it’s there. He did say the filters/effects that he used to distort the sounds he gathered. The man gave us a great short version of super complicated tutorials, but with the necessary details on how we could and can do it. The video is a cool diy ❤.

[@kscherf1]

That "Lunar: Silver Star Story Complete" bop in the background though. Great video!

[@CKParker35]

I'm so here for you picking up on this. Even if I'm a year late lol. Thanks for noticing

[@MrBracey100]

This was quite helpful. Ive usually sourced various animal sounds to create my own custom creature noises but now I’ll be experimenting more with my own voice.

[@filmy2376]

Huge Thanks to you. I am actually making a horror short film and I have been thinking about how to make a monster scream for 2 weeks. It really helped.

[@sotrh7974]

That white noise tip is really cool. Thanks!

[@Blipsounds]

White noise is hands down the most used tool by myself. I use it in almost every sound!

[@vrabo3026]

Dat out of nowhere random GTA 5 footage tho

[@Blipsounds]

Flying out of a car nonetheless!

[@CKParker35]

That's definitely one of my favorite parts of any of these videos. Gets me every time

[@MinecraftGamerLR]

"What the fu--"

[@NeilRoy]

I just found your channel and already love it. Love your sense of humour. One of the things I enjoyed the most when I was programming a video game, was creating my own sound effects. I once created a cannon fire shot by dropping a heavy book onto my desk. The microphone bounced though and the resulting sound effect actually sounded great with the bounce (like the cannon kickback). My favourite sound effect I ever created was my own burning FIRE sound. To create it I simply combined two sounds, one was me blowing into the microphone, combined with me crackling some stiff plastic wrap, or a bag... something that makes a lot of noise when you crunch it. The resulting sound was exactly like a fire. Anyhow... subscribed. :)

[@tomaspalazzi]

Awesome video! Layering and reaper plugins can make it a lot, I'm checking the channel this days, learning a lot!

[@Blipsounds]

Glad to hear Tomas :) hopefully we can keep helping you learn!

[@nazdynate553]

Thank you so much for this! I was experimenting with this earlier last month, and it's been so hard figuring out if I need to exclude frequencies entirely (afraid of cluttering/muddying the mix), or if blending them IS the right way to go (maybe change the pitch of one slightly and widening the imagery.) Thoughts? HUGE fan of your channel. Found you through Tim Ruswick! Forever fan!

[@Blipsounds]

Awesome! Tell Tim we said hi :) so there are definitely some frequencies you need to avoid, but ultimately, if you have a bunch of frequencies stacked on top of eachother, I'd actually leave the sound alone, and try adding white noise to fill in the gaps between those frequencies. It helps all of the sounds feel together as one :)

[@darhkbizarre]

thanks for the inspiration. Help so much when your on a micro budget independent project

[@Deqster]

Nice tutorial! I do this sort of thing from telling stories with sounds effects, and this is a good rep of what it takes to make a good monster noise.

[@CSquint]

How have I not found your channel before? SUBSCRIBED!

[@Blipsounds]

Thanks :)

[@bluegazeofficial]

Amazing man. Thanks you very much.

[@safir2241]

I bet those guys getting alligator roars can barely stand from the weight of their balls

[@Blipsounds]

I promise you this isn't the case.

[@modiddymo]

Yaaas! Keep it coming. This is great.

[@Blipsounds]

Thank you :)

[@upstairstudio371]

This is 1,000 times better than I was anticipating. Thank you! Just subbed and cant wait to see what you come up with next. Also always cool to see someone else who uses reaper :)

[@MiniBazookka]

Amazing tutorial of how to make monsters sounds! I love it! Thank you!

[@mist7677]

Tutorial aside, I busted out laughing at 1:48

[@RaptorofRex07]

I am so glad I found your channel

[@Izzmonster]

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for this. Subbed, dubbed, bubbed and grubbed.

[@jasonfella265]

Holy cow, that sweeping resonant low pass filter sounded great! And luckily I've got Reaper. I'm gonna try that out tonight haha

[@sabrinafedeleaudio]

Really educational and entertaining! Thank you for the great tutorial!

[@Thenewbronzeagecollapse]

I'd suggest you to learn tunnel throat screaming (basic extreme metal vocals first)... it can truly make your monster voices more "beastly".

[@JosukeHigashikataReal]

Just what i needed Thx

[@GunnarClovis]

I recently underwent an unfortunate farming accident so I guess this doesn't apply to me..... Great job with this, really excellent video! Subbed and belled

[@Blipsounds]

Thanks so much :) be sure to join our Discord server to hangout with us!

[@catubz]

My mouth is a literal portal hell because I can make every single monster sound in the book

[@DINGOS30]

@2:40 u totally sounded like a necromorph from dead space!! Nice!

[@Blipsounds]

Thanks :)

[@isaelhuard2644]

This is great!

[@Blipsounds]

Thank you :)

[@IForgotMyName67]

Me a death metal vocalist: imagine having to use a pc to make monster sounds lmao

[@giin97]

Heh. Found this after reading an interview that the Skyrim dragon roar is just screaming children on a rollercoaster with a lot of layering and effects :P

[@diyshow9637]

thanks bro, it helped a lot!

[@callumsanders8223]

Is there a way to recreate the same sweeping resonant lowpass filter effect in programs like adobe audition?

[@andrescoronado3566]

amazing! how do you create the tremolo effect in the first file? 3:31 thanks!!

[@Blipsounds]

That's using a sweeping resonant lowpass filter :)

[@andrescoronado3566]

@@Blipsounds is it possible to do that in Pro tools?

[@kevinishere2155]

How do you get that cool gargling like sound at 3:32?

[@bearscarf3077]

how does this not have more views

[@Blipsounds]

I wish I knew! We're really happy with how it turned out! Thank you for the kind words :)

[@yuqiaogp638]

everytime I make some random sounds with my mouth they think there's a zombie or I am trying to summon a demon

[@ShurEye]

Very cool!!

[@Blipsounds]

Thanks!

[@CryptidMom]

Do you happen to know how to get that sweeping resonant lowpass filter effect in Adobe Audition? I've been hunting Google for hours and haven't had any luck, but it's perfect for the sound I need!

[@GreenChicken266]

Is there a app for mobile to make a roar?

[@ironfist01productions95]

Amazing!!!

[@omnesignis2714]

whats the editing software you used, im looking to voice act some creatures for a terraria mod

[@Blipsounds]

I use Reaper :) we actually have a free course on our website! Sounds really cool though. What's the mod?

[@DavidGriffin]

@@Blipsounds can I use DAVINCI RESOLVE 16 for this?

[@henrydonaldson4665]

@@DavidGriffin I'm not too familiar with audio engineering, but the program that seems to be recommended the most for free is audible.

[@hirmdk]

@@henrydonaldson4665 do you mean audacity

[@henrydonaldson4665]

@@hirmdk yes.

[@Joanna-g8f]

Gojira aka Godzilla’s roar doesn’t change

[@MC_Plush_Films.2005]

I wish there was an app that allows you to make your own drawers just like this but a little easier

[@DanPos]

What was the first game shown?

[@erwinhaji2]

I was trying to make a Roar (i got this idea from the movie called "Godzilla King of the monsters")

[@Chia-the-puffwump-lover]

1:20 LMAO I HAVE SEEN THAT EP IN I THINK TOPGEAR OR SMT BUT ITS RLLY FUNNY

[@MimiDasTT]

what sound editing program do you use?

[@Someone38483]

I can make the preadator sound from the movie and I was born knowing how to do a demonic voice and I also have a roar

[@foushizzle]

Me, a beatboxer... hmmmmm yes

[@TheMan-fe9hl]

you need a machine to make screams? i have LUNGS, PTERODACTYL SCREACH GO BRR

[@samuelbillman7792]

Ey what software do you use?

[@Dankonen]

Doesn't "reverse screaming" destroy your vocal cords though?

[@israelcervantes7104]

What app or website do you use?

[@darkghost8301]

Where is the long version man? I need a long roar.

[@tubbyqueen]

thanks bro

[@Kaijira-hs5]

I need it for my kaiju oc kaijira because i used the gamera roar

[@supersoniccharlie5892]

I made demogorgon sounds without voice changers and now my parents are scared of me

[@dragonfire810]

How to Sound Design Gryphons and Hippogryphs

[@ChrisKluepfel]

This is awesome! Could you do a demogorgan from stranger things?

[@Silencex84]

Will Ramos from Lorna Shore has entered the chat

[@FuwaNekoNya]

Me watching this video trying to figure out how the f Matt Mercer make that trill sound with just his voice

[@Chrisverine]

How about 2008 Hulk's roar?

[@Just-Gi-404]

damn, i'm sorta imagine how the creature looks like .

[@jasonfella265]

You didn't show what your settings were for the sweeping resonant low-pass filter, so that tip isn't very helpful. If you could show what your settings were, that would be great. I've tried tweaking that filter a ton, and can't get any usable settings out of it. I love that stuttery sound you got in the video, but I can't even come close to replicating it

[@CrystalRelic_ATX]

I tried “reverse screaming” while being sick. ‘Bout ended myself

[@deadpoolwrestler7179]

But can you do the Yautja 😏?

[@Blipsounds]

Is that the thing from Predator?

[@deadpoolwrestler7179]

@@Blipsounds Yup. It just takes practice to get it on point, but Optimist Prime is a god at doing it. Give it your shot man😎.

[@caijones5395]

Yaaaaay!

[@Blipsounds]

:)

[@The_posh_cat123]

I mean I can do the death angel roar and many more but not a t-rex

[@PhoenixTheAviator]

0:39

[@Mikelsvids]

app name

[@mrceratobtwoffical9724]

Sounds like Cleric Beast💀

[@Mr.superqueenkingLiam69940]

Hey look is Godzilla and primal

[@charliekill88]

I wonder how many people used this video to make backrooms videos

[@kimpoy1881]

Learn inward bass

[@Blipsounds]

Is this like reverse screaming?

[@connororiley1116]

I watched the video at 2:08 then immediately looked up how to make monster noises with my mouth and this video had the piano guy in it. What matrix BS is this

[@ojonasdev]

comment. i like,comment and subs

[@Blipsounds]

Well thank you for the like comment and subs!

[@kas2840]

Add echo

[@مهيدبلال]

😍

[@basicsmoothbrain7624]

sounds like it hurts.

[@thefirebirdflock3440]

Or... you can just take the sound you need off a KZbin video if your not using it for anything professional

[@akankshadutta9667]

lol

[@shazztengku4158]

MHW ICEBORNE

[@scornedd]

That’s not how a Tyrannosaurus rex sounds like... it makes a low vibration sound-

[@thedogfan5126]

166 like

[@Blipsounds]

:)

[@NickProkhorenko]

Why its so sad? I can do it better in fl studio with Massive.

[@dv6165]

lot of talk no explaining

[@EmanuelAliceaSantiago]

I mean…it’s there. He did say the filters/effects that he used to distort the sounds he gathered. The man gave us a great short version of super complicated tutorials, but with the necessary details on how we could and can do it. The video is a cool diy ❤.