Snarl sound effects with teeth in them. Start with the real animals, wolves and coyotes or bears and big cats, all lips back. Then the made ones, from zombies and goblins to dragons and dinosaurs, performed and designed to sound worse than anything alive. A snarl sits closer and meaner than a roar. Race engines get a look in too.
Libraries
38
Publishers
23
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $149
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Horror vocal sound effects featuring agonized screams, male and female shouts, mutilated animal cries, witch howls, throat shreds, and breaths, distorted and glitched at 96kHz/24-bit.
Dragon sound effects featuring over 250 designed roars, growls, fire breath, wing flaps, footsteps, tail swipes, and landing impacts with juvenile, giant, and underwater dragon variations for fantasy game and film use.
Wolf sound effects featuring 32 wilderness recordings of natural pack behavior, including lonely howls, aggressive growls, whines, and bone-crushing feeding sounds captured across close, mid, and distant perspectives.
A library of raw, unprocessed foley sound effects for creature design, featuring high-fidelity 100k acoustic performances with props and textures provided as source material with multiple variations.
This collection contains 71 Halloween sound effects, including backgrounds, ghosts, wall knocks, laughter, and bats, delivered as 24-bit/96kHz BWF files with embedded metadata.
This library of creature sound effects contains detailed recordings of bat shrieks, rodent chitters, snake hisses, frog choruses, and guttural growls from various animals.
Intricately crafted goblin vocalizations and sound effects, featuring diverse monster growls, creature chatter, and fantasy-driven creature expressions suitable for gaming and media productions.
Female and child zombie sound effects featuring seven distinct characters, from demonic hisses to lamenting wails, meticulously recorded in high-quality 24-bit format for film, TV, and gaming applications.
A comprehensive collection featuring 375 monster sound effects across 15 creature types, including vocalizations, attacks, and death sounds, delivered in high-quality 96kHz/24-bit WAV format.
Dark, demonic voice-over sound effects featuring 376 high-quality files with creature vocalizations, combat sounds, and custom dialogue lines designed for fantasy gaming and cinematic experiences.
This comprehensive collection features 1,200 high-quality sound effects, including robotic creature vocalizations, mechanical footsteps, and technological elements, all recorded at professional 192k 32bit specifications.
This fantasy-themed collection features 460 high-quality sound effects capturing orc, troll, and goblin voices through roars, grunts, and phrases, suitable for RPG games and cinematic productions.
Diverse collection of 80 bear sound effects featuring multiple species, from cubs to adults, encompassing growls, barks, grunts, yelps, whimpers, sniffs, and snarls.
A snarl is the warning before the bite, shorter than a Roar and nastier than a Growl. The animal recordings give you the honest version, a wolf on edge or an otter in a foul mood. The creature libraries push it further with zombie throat noise and goblin growls. Monster snarls are often built by pitching down a real animal and laying a voice over it, so having both on hand saves a lot of digging. Add a snake's Hiss for extra menace. They suit horror and fantasy games.