Vocalization sound effects from throats of every kind. Stags roaring through the woods at night in the rut. Birds of prey calling high overhead. Actors grunting and straining through a fight, and monsters doing much the same with more teeth. If it comes out of a mouth or a beak and it isn't speech, it lives under this word.
Libraries
82
Publishers
44
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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Professional collection featuring 1,489 monster and creature sound effects, including vocalizations from 16 unique beings like werewolves, zombies, and gorgons, delivered in high-quality 96k/24bit WAV format.
This sound library contains 60 Japanese vocal phrases and 21 emotional sound effects, featuring authentic anime-style expressions, recorded by a female voice artist capturing 1980s and 1990s nostalgic elements.
Professional voice actors created 1,102 anime sound effects, featuring male and female vocalizations across various ages, emotions, and actions, delivered in high-quality 24bit/96k WAV format.
Squeezable plastic toys produce distinctive sound effects, including squeaks and squawks from rubber ducks and chickens, which have gained attention through viral social media trends.
Raw desert recordings of camel growls, captured at 192KHz in Morocco, provide authentic sound effects that can be manipulated to create unique creature vocalizations.
Meticulously edited sound effects featuring combat vocalizations from 20 diverse actors, spanning various ages and genders, ideal for action scenes and gaming projects.
Female performers aged 10-30 deliver diverse sound effects including growls, laughs, cheers, and vocal reactions, providing authentic character voices suitable for gaming, apps, and animations.
Featuring 194 monster vocalizations and 150 additional sound effects, this collection delivers authentic groans, growls, attacks, and death sounds for creature-based audio projects.
Professional collection of male and female zombie vocals and monster sound effects, recorded at 24/96 quality, offering diverse character differentiation for gaming and media productions.
Underwater scuba diver sound effects featuring first-person recordings of regulator breathing, bubble passes, equipment clangs, muffled vocalizations, and microphone impacts across long and short dive takes.
Newborn baby sound effects featuring 73 recordings of breastfeeding, sleeping, crying, and vocalizations from the first three months, captured in a natural home environment with Neumann KM184 microphones.
Anime female voice sound effects featuring 369 expressive vocalizations including affirmations, screams, attack grunts, laughter, crying, pain reactions, exertion, and idle performances recorded at 96kHz/24-bit for games and animation.
Deer stag sound effects featuring 267 files of roars, growls, and barks recorded at night during rut season, with close, medium, and distant individual calls plus forest ambiences and antler movement foley.
A collection of 1,352 futuristic combat sound effects, featuring weapons, machinery, robots, UI, and explosions, delivered as one-shots and seamless loops for integration.
Vocalizations are the sounds a body makes when words aren't enough. In games they carry a lot, a Grunt on a jump or a Growl before an attack. The libraries here mix real animals with performed voices. The deer recordings are the wild end, roars and barks captured at different distances during the rut, and they make good source material for creatures. The human and monster sets are performed, with werewolves and undead given full ranges of attacks and deaths. Cartoon and anime characters bring the lighter side. Layering is the trick. A real animal roar under an actor's snarl gives a monster both weight and intent.
