In the movies "How to train a dragon" they actually recorded a donkey as foundation to make the "voice" of the black dragon character, but usually for movies, they resample lions growls layering them with other sounds from nature pitched up, to have as much as possible something that rensembles a natural sound.

That's cool! I guess that's also why I have so much fun with Sculpture. It might never sound as natural as a real-life sample, but it is also pretty amazing what you can accomplish with Sculpture.

https://clyp.it/llt4t03i

here's a few serum basses i'm pretty proud of!

Any chance I could download these sounds and use them for weird atmospheric shit?

Wow. Thanks for the compliment. I'm glad you like my sounds.

On the flip side, I just made a pretty big post explaining how to make the first sound in Sculpture. I could take time over the weekend to breakdown the other sound too.

There are also other Physical Modeling synths out there like Modelonia.

Here are some that i made with Sylenth and a lot of processing

https://soundcloud.com/digitaldiet/sylenth-growls/s-ohmeH

They sounds liquid as hell in the beginning.

Quote from: Digital_Diet on January 08, 2016, 09:38:56 pm

Here are some that i made with Sylenth and a lot of processing

https://soundcloud.com/digitaldiet/sylenth-growls/s-ohmeH

Those are some sick growls, I should really learn to post process stuff better to get better and more unique sounds. Any suggestions?

Thanks dude! The thing that have given me most results when it comes to post processing is to sit down and learn every single effect. I for example read about the effects, test the effects on diffrent waveforms while analysing through spectrum analyzers, exoscope and spectrograms . The first growl of the ones i posted is made from just a detuned saw wave with three voices going through an eq, then a high pass filter and a notch to make the formants, then a distortion and a compressor to even out the levels, nothing more the other sounds have been processed with ringshifters and stuff, but the distortions used makes up pretty much 99% of the sound

I made this with ZynAddSubFX (it's better than massive...) and then loaded it with some distortion effects
https://soundcloud.com/zehmli-3/this-shits-comin-up-next

https://clyp.it/btzdhto0 yep
made this baby by resampling a potato chip bag 

Care to share what processing you did to get the end result?

Currently working on a remix and I made these growls for a build up

https://clyp.it/ka2el1fk

I really like these growls! Sounds like some sound design for a horror game set under the sea :3