How To Make A Monster Noise
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Hopefully this video gives you insight into the process of making a monster noise. It’s obviously not entirely informational and, quite frankly, mostly silly and entertaining, but I tried to include as many tips as I could. I am by no means a professional sound designer, and everything I’ve learned has come from my own experiences in school and game development. This was a blast to make, and I really hope you like it!
For more about sound design, I’d recommend reading “The Foley Grail” by Vanessa Theme Ament. It’s a great resource for how to make specific, common sounds, as well as a comprehensive history of sound design. Here on YouTube you should also check out Marshall McGee, who makes incredible videos on sound design for video games: / marshallsguitarfun
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Specs:
Mic - PreSonus M7
Camera - Samsung Galaxy S9
DAW - FL Studio v.20.6
Video Editing Software - DaVinci Resolve
Headphones - Audio Technica ATH-M50X
Interface - Scarlett Focusrite 2i2
PC:
GPU - NVidia 970
16GB DDR4 RAM
Intel I5 6400
And again, THANK YOU to the artist, wherever you are, of the ice golem image! It was incredibly helpful to use, and I hope you think the cry is appropriate!