Written by Daniel Dixon. Delve into eight iconic movie sound effects, and the processes that helped create them, below. The Dinosaurs Jurassic Park Jurassic Park sound designer Gary Rydstrom was given the creative task of coming up with animal noises no one had ever heard before.
The Waterphone Poltergeist , The Matrix While you may be unfamiliar with its name, you have heard the eerie sounds of the Waterphone in films like Poltergeist , The Matrix , and Alien. The Predator Voice Click Predator Veteran voice actor Peter Cullen based the iconic pur of the titular character in Predator on a dying, upside down crab he came across once on a beach.
Uruk-hai Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers To make the numerous mythical and fictional creatures that populate Middle Earth seem believable, extensive sound design was required. Falling Frogs Magnolia In a film filled with bizarre twists, the apocalyptic rain of frogs in Magnolia takes the cake.
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Touch tongue to the top of your mouth, right behind your top teeth. So, to anyone responding, tell me how you make the noise, and how this method worked for you! JPnx44 July 27, , pm 2. WeylandSpaghetti July 27, , pm 3. Coffee2Go July 27, , pm 4. Been praticing for over a decade now… what works for me is you need to have a tiny bit of saliava i know gross to make it sound almost perfect but its all in the tongue position and that back wall of your throat and the top wall… I think this is the best i can get to sound almost as fluid as the creator lol or even better….
WeylandSpaghetti July 27, , pm 5. TheETgamer July 27, , pm 6. Colin and Jay - I would not doubt that it was done by an actual person -- Have you guys seen the voice acting on Gears of War 2 for the Locust men? Its the same type huge alien predator deal - they make sounds that have no good reason for coming out of a human Just look up some Gears voice over videos - its pretty neat. It is indeed possible to create the Predator clicks with the human voice.
I used to make them all the time during quiet moments in high school classes. If I can do them, a master like Peter Cullen can do them masterfully. Filmsounddaily Filmsounddaily 2 2 bronze badges. Welcome, Jake! Great to have you here, and thanks for your ongoing contributions to the community. Syndicate Synthetique Syndicate Synthetique 2, 15 15 silver badges 14 14 bronze badges.
Syndicate Synthtique - It sounds like whoever created the predator clicks was probably influenced by the sounds of ravens. Remember a major characteristic of the predator was it's attempt to imitate the sounds that it heard, much like a raven. Would be great if you could post some recordings.
Hopefully I will be able to record them. As we all know, there are no guarantees. I do stand a good chance since they hang out outside my house though. That and I have to remember to do it alongside being distracted by work. I think recordings of dolphins were the main ingredient for the clicks. Haydn Payne Haydn Payne 1, 7 7 silver badges 10 10 bronze badges. Haydn, is that your theory or do you know that for a fact? Jay Jennings, its just my guess.
A little while ago I spent some time trying to recreate these sounds and i got reasonably close using frog, whale, and particularly dolphin sounds. AdaBoy AdaBoy 69 3 3 bronze badges. Marc W 2, 9 9 silver badges 25 25 bronze badges. Rik Rik 11 1 1 bronze badge. The giant storks in Marrakesh make this sound!
Do you have a recording of said storks? Christian van Caine Christian van Caine 3, 1 1 gold badge 11 11 silver badges 20 20 bronze badges. Im pretty good at doing those Predator mouth clicks too!
Maybe we should upload a few and compare on the Dropbox ; — Andy Lewis. Laurence Laurence 1. My father sounds like that when snoring. Thx Thx 1.
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