Sound effects tag

Strangle Sound Effects

Strangle sound effects sit inside wider fight and creature collections, so you build the moment from parts. Grabs, bodyfalls and pained vocal efforts from a gritty fight set, plus throaty, breathy groans from undead voices. Layer them and you've got a choke hold that hurts to hear.

Libraries
2
Publishers
1
Formats
Stereo
Sample rates
96 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$20 to $56

All 2 libraries tagged Strangle

96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo.
Eight distinct sets of zombie vocalizations offer professional-grade sound effects, featuring breathy groans, deep grunts, and haunting creature noises recorded at 96kHz from multiple voice actors.
145 MB · Metadata

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This collection contains 430 hand-to-hand combat sound effects, featuring a variety of punches, body hits, smashes, and impacts without weapons or armor.
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Meticulously crafted sound effects encompassing 40 distinct undead creature noises, from haunting gasps to guttural growls, ideal for horror and fantasy audio production.
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A strangled cry is mostly breath and Throat, with the gasping end next door in Choking. Start with a grab and a hard bodyfall from the fight recordings, then lay a pained groan on top, pitched up for a victim or left low and ugly for something undead. The creature voices come without reverb, so they sit right in your scene.

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