Recorded with electric guitar. Yes, i know. Free for use, ill be glad for notifying me on using that in your project tho, just to see it were useful for humanity somehow :].
I'm helping a friend build a soundscape for a halloween event. She needed something for a dark goddess section. So here it is. Recorded with a yeti snowball and effects mastered on mixcraft. Hope you like it!.
A clock bell chiming 13 strokes - created in musescore using tubular bells instrument. Default soundfound used which is licensed under gpl. Bell chimes every 2 seconds.
Pure recording of a loud clap of thunder and the subsequent rumble. The initial crack is so loud and close that the recording volume is very low and catches almost no background sounds.
Just a little ambient track i quickly put together in magix music maker for my own project, but i might aswell share it here. Feel free to use it however you please.
A dark atmosphere made in fl studio. I basically took a dark atmosphere i made from manipulating a drum and processed it further to become this atmosphere. Add your own reverb :).
I had an old upright piano that i rarely played (i'm a bass player/audio tech). I used a felt mallet to strike the piano wires from the bottom of the piano. Enjoy!. .
A short clip i picture being used (in a film) the moment that an innocent person becomes aware that an 'evil' presence might be near them, and as the sound plays their eyes shoot hard left and the heart races.
Edited version of "goldie the boar eating some nuts". Just played a litte bit around. . . For further informnation check the description of the original sound :-). Peace.
A weird and a little spooky sound that i somehow have in my collection for years now, but i don't have the slightest idea of how or when it was created. . . I think it has something unique. I wish it was longer.
A long atmospheric soundtrack for your haunted experience. This was created using various percussion instruments slowed way down with other effects to create a foreboding vibe.
Ghost saying "they're gone. . . ". Recorded myself saying "they're gone" using a fifine k669 and edited with audacity. Lowered speed, increased pitch, reduced noise. Added distortion and echo.