192 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono.
High-quality animal sound effects featuring 24 species, from tigers to parrots, recorded with precision equipment at European zoos to capture ultrasonic details ideal for creature design.
Sound effects tag
Gelada Monkey Scream Sound Effects
Gelada Monkey Scream sound effects sit inside a wider collection of close-up zoo animal recordings, with the gelada among the primates. Alongside it are lemurs, squirrel monkeys, big cats, parrots and birds of prey. Recorded close. The ultrasonic detail keeps the voices rich when they're pitched or stretched.
- Libraries
- 1
- Publishers
- 1
- Formats
- Mono
- Sample rates
- 192 kHz
- Licence
- Royalty-free for commercial work
- Price
- $79
1 library tagged Gelada Monkey Scream
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