Horror Sounds

[drummerboy678]

We're working on a horror short and I'm editing it all together now. *Can anyone recommend some good CD's with horror sounds in it? *I'm not looking for creaky doors and screams, but sound effects... Any time in a scary movie, when someone walks past or jumps out, they have a certain noise. *It's hard to explain, but its usually the same, a bassy sound.

I know its a horrible explanation of what I'm looking for, but any suggestions? Just watch any horror movie at a "jump moment", and you should know what I'm talking about.


Thanks in advance,
Taylor

[Neil Rowe]

..you should just make the sound. if youve got decent audio equipment its usually pertty easy to combine a cuope sounds and tweak then to be your own original suprise sound. ;)

otherwise you could check out sounddogs.com to see if they have anything in the realm of what your looking for.

[mino]

Hey... you can borrow my girlfriend when she's pissed off, all the horror sounds you'll ever need!

[BLUESPIDER]

What you can do and sometimes I do this too is take any audio file and slow it down in either an audio program or NLE program and you'll get some intresting scary ambient sounds. Give it a try if you havent yet. The slower the creeper.

[drummerboy678]

Thanks, this helped so much. First, this sounddogs website is amazing... Glad to know about that now.

Also, I slowed down some audio I recorded and it sounds great.

Thanks for the suggestions