Tiger Sound Effects: How to sound design creature vocals

See how animal sounds recorded using high-quality microphones can transform your creature design.

Using the Wildlife Collection: Bengal Tiger sound library, recordist and sound designer Chris Diebold (Spider-Man: Homecoming, Transformers: The Last Knight) shows us how to quickly and effectively use these sounds to create believable and strong creature sounds.

Using multiple microphones, including the Sanken CO-100K which records up to 100kHz, these sounds are able to be pitched down and processed pristinely for vivid and fierce monstrous designs.

[dragonfire]

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[dsorce]

Why couldn't we listen to the actual STEMS where the DESIGN was happening. Misleading title for sure.

[aaronbrownsound]

Dig the final sound, but not labelling the elements, or auditioning each layer is disappointing. Are all those elements from Bengal? What elements did you layer and why did you choose them? That screeching roar is a great element, but what is it? Adding that info would make this video more useful.

[loot]

Another 'How to' video that doesn't even begin to tell you 'how to'.