Sound effects tag

Stallion Sound Effects

Stallion sound effects with real attitude. Mustang stallions whinny and neigh, snort hard, grunt and give soft little nickers, with guttural exhales and heavy breathing between. Then there's the movement, from thumping canters to rumbling gallops. Chewing and saddle creaks fill in the quiet moments.

Libraries
1
Publishers
1
Formats
Mono, stereo
Sample rates
48 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price
$149

1 library tagged Stallion

48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Award-winning sound effects capture authentic horse movements and vocalizations, from thundering gallops to emotive whinnies, recorded across various surfaces by celebrated film sound designers Kroeber and Splet.
89 files · 1.1 GB · Metadata

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These authentic sound effects feature genuine whinnies and nickers from Sammy, a retired Shetland pony, captured during his daily feeding routine in a French vineyard.
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A stallion's voice does a lot of acting. A sharp Whinny raises the alarm, a hard snort says it's not having any of it, and a low nicker calms a scene right down. The breathing matters as much as the hooves on a long Gallop. Pitched down a little, the neighs make a good base for a fantasy mount too.

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