Geeked on Goddard’s Dan Pendick offers up an eerie “What On Earth is That” sound for Halloween. As always, post your guesses in the comments, and check back next week for the answer…
What On Earth is That?
9 thoughts on “Halloween Edition: What On Earth is That?”
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A monster!
I think its wind echoing through the mouth of a cave. It also could be a haunted house.
An echo of wind over the mouth of a cave or a haunted house.
wind in a canyon!
it sounds like a spaceship…
I think it an astronaut with indigestion?
I’m going with sferics, very low frequency electromagnetic waves generated by lightning that travel long distances, ducted between the ionosphere and the ground.
This sound is so scary! I can only remember one subject when I hear this tune “whatonearth5”.
I am from a Hindu background, and basically an Indian. As I child, I used to watch various mythical and religious TV serials which were meant to depict and portrait an artistic version of the Hindu Mythology and Religious literature (like Gita, Mahabharata, Ramayana, etc.)
In those TV serials, we had these “so” called “rakshasas” and “monsters”, to import the “evil creatures of the myth”.
The sound used in presence of the “rakshasas” up there, is as similar to what we have encrypted and synthesized in “whatonearth5” file.
the sound is made by using many natural sounds.
such as ocean waves ,wind,stormy rain flows
gathering all by mechanical systems.