Monster sounds I created using just my voice (before FX processing) using tips I picked up during my School Of Video Game Audio course. 

1) The first track is the source audio I recorded of myself making growls and grunts.

2) After reading this article/tutorial by Daan Hendriks: http://daanhendriks.co.uk/sound-design/creature-sound-design-tutorial/ I followed a similar process to get this end result.

Enjoy!


***NOTE: The image used for the playlist is a screenshot of the Rancor from Star Wars obtained from a Google search. I do not, nor do I claim to own the image or its artistic contents.

Monster Sounds - Final Results

Monster Sounds - Original Recordings

Machine gun sound I created using just my voice, my keys and some pieces of paper as the source audio.

Enjoy!


***NOTE: The image for this playlist was obtained from a Google search for "machine gun." I do not, nor do I claim to, own the image or its artistic content.

Machine Gun SFX - Final Result

Machine Gun SFX - Original Recordings

Explosion sounds I created while working on my demo reel. The source audio is from recordings of me hitting stuff around the house.

Order:
Oven > Explosion | Dumpster > Explosion | Garage Door > Explosion

NOTE: I do not claim to own the content or rights of the image applied to this track. The image was found using a Google image search for "explosion".

Explosions1

A simple, evolving sci-fi inspired piece of music. Each part was improvised separately beginning with the chords.

Enjoy!

Space Music Improvisation

A practice session to recreate the sound of Protoss voice lines from Blizzard's Starcraft and Starcraft II.

The first portion of the track is the source audio (me). The second portion is the result after applying editing and DSP.

((NOTE: The image used for this track was obtained from a Google Image search for the term "Protoss Zealot".  I do not claim to have created the image, nor do I mean to claim ownership of it by any means.))

Protoss Voice DSP example

A set of Sci-Fi style UI sounds set up in pairs, alternating between selection (progress) and deselection (return).

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Note: The image used here was obtained in a Google image search for "sci fi interface". I in no way mean to claim the rights to it. The original image can be found here: https://videohive.net/item/scifi-interface-hud/15089902

SciFi UI Select/Return examples

A Podcast sample to demonstrate editing and mixing.

Owen Cooper Sound