Dinosaurs existed 65 million years ago. They lived for 165 million years. That scale of time always blows my mind. That humans have been on earth for barely 300,000 years & even that scale of time is incomprehensible to me
Organic life is just a complicated reaction to energy. A rock that is tipped by gravity does not exist to fall. An organism that focuses on using nerves to interact and memorize does not exist to interact or memorize. This is chance. Life is a method for energy to be more effectively transformed from one vessel into another. It is apart of a mostly non-living cycle. Life itself as a whole is hardly more complicated than some forms of non-life; viruses are not alive but mimic life in many ways. The ability to thrive via living is not special or relevant to reality, which itself, is an endless warping of elements that end up in many places. The elements themselves come from a spark of sorts which spread along a course and now things can mix with certain elements here and there along the path of light. It's all natural. However, even I wonder if that spark was simply the contact made onto an empty template by some unfathomable nature from beyond, or before that spark, there was a new meaning of nothingness.
Ikr and to think about that agriculture have barely 10,000 years that was like the beginning of human civilizations, so we were hunting-gatherers for about 290,000 years.
One day I hope a dinosaur horror survival game similar to Alien Isolation is made with sounds like this. I'm all for a good monsterous roar but hearing this certainly does something far different to my brain than what I've heard before.
Im making a dinosaur horror sruvival game actually, and will feature accurate sounds and animal design like these! Plus, its in rec room, meaning it can be played ON VR!!!!!! It will be called Prehistoric Park.
This is terribly uncomfortable as much as it is soothing. I don't think I've ever felt primal fight or flight instincts from a video before now. Yet its humbling and awe-inspiring. You can really FEEL the presence of these prehistoric animals even without the vibrations in the air/water, it's incredible. I recognized a few sounds mixed from modern-day animals, yet they're different enough to convince your brain that they are different, much larger creatures. Hollywood is really missing out, and props to you for the incredible sound design!
This triggers a primordial part of my brain that says I'm not safe. I like how you used a few modern animals mixed with what paleontologists believed that certain dinosaurs sounded like based off of skull and nasal shape.
@5:30 I must confess I started having a little anxiety. To think that a T-Rex is right behind you. I’m just going to say these sounds would bother me more then a roar. You did a wonderful job with this. Though I love the Jurassic Park T-Rex roar and all. But, I do hope future movies of dinosaurs begin adapting more scientific characteristics and sounds. Because these sounds in a movie would build the intensity.
@@DoomRulz I know right. The thing that’s bothers me is they think that they’re vocalization was so deep and low we wouldn’t be able to hear it until they were right on top of you and that is frightening. I’d sure hope you’d at least hear them coming from the sounds of movement but I know if there hunting and as apex predators are intelligent hunters. I mean look at tigers they can sneak up to their prey in very thick and dense forests. Look at bears such large animals can go unaware by people and be on top of you before you realize it.
This would be cool to see in VR, like you here the roars of the menacing animals that are possibly 3 miles from you, but you can’t see them and only hear them
My friend showed me a VR sauropod from some tech demo and it was one of the most surreal and mesmerizing experiences of my life (if that sounds sad, it probably is xD). Everything but the dinosaur was real so it was incredibly magical. It brought its face down to me and I got panicked and sweaty. It was awesome.
What would be even cooler is once in a while you could see a dinosaur walking nearby in the bushes/tree's. Not purely in sight, but not purely out of sight too.
It’s hard to believe that fossils made it 65 million years. It’s also crazy that they lived for millions of years. It’s really their planet and we just recently moved in.
Great visual touch, having the image blur as the, what was it, T. rex?, stomped and then vented those deep resonant honks, as though the vibrations were shaking the camera.
this is awesome! I don't know if you did it intentionally, but there's this little detail I loved about the North American forest section. As soon as what I believe to be the T-rex can be heard, which means it's approaching, the forest goes almost completely quiet, if not for the sounds made by the Tyrannosaurus itself, which can be attributed to all of the other animals becoming silent in an attempt to not be identified by the predator, something that actually happens today in wild environments. Whether intentional or not, it communicates just how terrifying and imposing the T-rex's presence would have been, and I love it! Great work!
tried going to my backyard with my airport with the sounds maxed out, and I decided to sit in the middle of some bushes for the ambience to kick in, and tried convincing myself that it was all real, ended up finding where the snake that I saw the other day made its nest, it was fucking terrifying, after a while I decided to get up and get back inside, and it was right when this part of the sound 5:21 started to play, I don't know how to explain, but all of my instincts told me to hide, I don't fucking know, I've never felt this before, I just went back to the bushes and asked myself if I'm going crazy, this was one of the most amazing and yet terrifying things I have ever experienced in my life, what the fuck
@@bloomblock2768 dont worry, Earth will wipe us out and start over like we never existed. It's what she's always done, time and time again and she will do it with humans as well
@@TheAkwarium Imao Dream, we are nature as much as anything else, no, actually, we are more cause we are the image of God (or at least what is left of us after our sins) And whit a single nuclear war we could EASELY destroy the Ozone layier and wipe out nature togheter whit us. Earth-Chan sure as hell would not be waking up from an global scale nuclear warfare.
Have you done or have you thought of doing one undersea? Though I doubt the giant marine reptiles vocalized like whales or echolocated there were plenty of other creatures that made loud noises just as modern fish do.
i have no clue why but videos of recreations of prehistoric times are just really unsettling for me, the closest to a fear but definitely not a fear. they just make me uncomfortable and i have no idea why. yet i am still watching this.
That's the little bit of mammel that we came from 66 million years ago when we heard stuff like that. We'd go and hide. It was way easier to survive when mammals were too small for a T-Rex to care to chase us, but would still eat us if we weren't careful. That's why we still have that fight or flight mode when it comes to that.
I really like this video tbh, it goes to show how alien the era of dinosaurs really was regardless of what time period of the dinosaur era it was. It shows how diverse and different the earth itself can be at any time or place…
These sounds start to play with your mind a little bit. Especially when you have (cordless) headphones on and you're just going about your daily stuff. I was doing my laundry and felt like I needed to hide all of a sudden. lol
My favorite is the spinosaurus in the beginning . I like the fact i recognized some of the dinosaur sounds from your other videos very consistent keep it up we love it
You really thought hard about this, didn't you. I love how some sounds are familiar but also distinctly not. Like there are some clearly simian type sounds but I've never heard them before but somehow I know they're from primates.
I listened to this in complete darkness and with headphones. Some of these noises gave me mad anxiety and even tho my eyes were open I felt like I could see and the stuff in front of me was moving hard to explain but fantastic at the same time.
@@StudioMod Nice! It would be kind of neat to see how you went about making these sounds (where you got the sound files, what sound files you used, what program you used to mix them, etc).
@@StudioModVultures. Interesting. I don't think I have ever heard a vulture make a noise except when one threw up on my shoe while I was taking care of it at a birds of prey rehab facility. That was just a barely audible gushing noise. They do that as a defense response.
Closest we can get to time travel. I felt I was right there. Magnificent; I loved it! Another relaxing vid to help me sleep. As long as it doesn't inspired nightmares in which I'm running from T. rex et al. :-D
I would LOVE like a 1 hour+ version of this. I just need to hear this all the time. I’m so serious I would pay you for it lol. This is so soothing for me
Tbh i would love a breakdown video explaining your thought process behind all these. Also in response to the description, apparently dinos werent as loud as we once thought, T Rex's for one walked more like tigers meaning they were probably more like how Crocodiles slowly and quietly just walks to their target.
Wow imagine being in this woods irl it would definitely be an experience it’s like a whole different planet just from how alien the animals then sounded. Amazing sound design
I feel you man imagine waking up one day to an environment you’ve never seen before, filled with strange alien-like plants and air thats drier than what you’re used to, amidst you’re confusion and horror you take shelter in a nearby cave finding momentary peace, you calm down and try to feel and make sense of your surroundings only to feel the vibrations and sounds of a large creature walking near. Believe it or not, i had recalled every detail of this from a dream i had.
I forget that Earth back then was like an Alien world... Dinosaurs are like Aliens, strange creatures with low frequency sounds, exactly how primitive Aliens may sound like
Listening in darkness to this whole video has led me to the conclusion that if I were teleported back to this time, I probably wouldn't enjoy myself very much.
This really makes you feel like you’re among the giants of the past. It feels very realistic and actually sounds like some of the dinosaurs are interacting with each other in a way, like how others become quiet when the apex T. rex is near. I’m sad we will never truly know how these incredible creatures behaved but I’m happy we have the technology to imagine and learn about them
It's very unsettling, if it were bird calls I wouldn't be scared at all, but the fact that whatever is making that noise is on the ground with you......and most likely bigger than you.
These sounds.. so unreal and real at the same time, many of us think something like this because humans aren’t use to looking at such animals nor use to hearing their vocalizations recreated by them. It’s so animal like..
Did you know that human laughter is an ancient and primitive natural sound that is a product of our "lizard brain"? Many biologists now believe that the larger dinosaurs would have had a very similar sound and cadence based individually on their unique "voice box".
The ambience… the scenery… the sounds that can sound similar to present creatures yet distinct enough to be different. My god that’s enough to trigger the ancestral flight and fight response from our rodent ancestors in those days.
Imagine a game where you roam around an abandonned dinosaur park/facility on an island and you have to find your way trough the island to escape but there are dinosaurs roaming free and they use these sounds for the dinosaurs that would be a whole other experience
It's captivating. The illusion that this is real is confusing. Not seeing any animals makes the experience terrifying. The immersion is such that I was even aware of the different arrangement of the continents (although 65 million years ago, the continents were approaching their current position). I prefer the experience in surround sound with the earth shaking low frequencies of the subwoofer.
@orion cabral cabral us mammals rarely share things in common beyond the air we breathe and water we drink, but we all have a voice box (or larynx) that allow us to make complicated noises (lions roaring, humans talking, and Hyena “laughs”)
@@zatderpscout6017 also, Humans can Make Pig Noises And Whale Noises. I tried it before. If you keep your mouth closed, teeth closed, and blow the air in your mouth, it sounds like a whales call. You can also do the sound of a pig if you snort your mouth. Idk how to explain it. Mammals do share something in common.
I kind of doubt there would be constant sound. I believe Jurassic Park got it right when the creatures only made sounds when they had to but I don't think the world would have sounded like this constantly. Hell, there are many creatures in your local forest but it tends to be very quiet save for crickets and sometimes frogs.
You are correct in my opinion and this was more or less a compilation of everything you MIGHT hear over a course of several trips out in different areas, I just wanted to not waste people's time with silence. You are completely correct, however. Dinosaurs did not have a syrinx, so they would communicate mostly in low-frequency.
@@StudioMod I think you did a fantastic job. The crazy part is that you’d not only hear the t-Rex but also felt the vibration as well. I liked how you’d had the screen shake. Terrifying
And birds! Birds are always chirping and screeching and squawking. Maybe calls from theropod dinosaurs (which birds are descended from) would be quite frequent, if we’re thinking about how birds behave today as a reference point.
on the scale of time our time here on earth as humans is so infinitesimally short compared to the dinosaurs, we will never survive for 165 million years
An earth full of hyperaggressive predators akin to giant bipedal crocodiles with no evolved fear of Humans and no real capacity to do so in the first place. No bluffing, just run, hide or fight.
@@bettybunbun9664 I imagine they would all be incredibly aggressive, almost like on a level we can't imagine. compared to todays animals, even a croc can somewhat be tamed
I find low-pitched dino calls strangely soothing. At night I listen to rain to help me sleep and I occasionally put this video on in the background to add a little more atmosphere.
Did you use a computer for this ambient? I plan on making one from scientifically accurate dinosaur and ichthyosaurusia sounds found on the Internet along with rain thunder and wind sounds. Idk how long I'll make it but it does sound like something fun to do
Well that’s the neat thing, he took plenty of animal sounds from today and mashed them together to make something new. Specifically Whale calls and Vulture vocalizations to make the deep resonating sounds of the Tyrannosaurus
Heres my idea for a game (its not very original but still). A survival horror roguelike called *100M* , in which you spawn onto earth 100 million years ago. You have no equipment. Theres no music, no commentary, no backstory, no real goal (beyond staying alive). And no fairness. Death comes from everywhere, and even playing the game well guarantees nothing. This would not be a game that seeks to flatter the player in any way but to convey what life would be like on such a harsh planet. A hell without reason.
I'm not seeing a way to contact you about a commission, but I'm also not seeing anything saying you don't do commissions. Do you do commissions, and if so, what's your going rate? I was hoping to get someone to create an audio soundscape for a Wonderlandesque world for my podcast. So like, sounds of bizarre insects and birds, sort of like the ones in Alice in Wonderland.
Dinosaurs existed 65 million years ago. They lived for 165 million years. That scale of time always blows my mind. That humans have been on earth for barely 300,000 years & even that scale of time is incomprehensible to me
Organic life is just a complicated reaction to energy. A rock that is tipped by gravity does not exist to fall. An organism that focuses on using nerves to interact and memorize does not exist to interact or memorize. This is chance.
Life is a method for energy to be more effectively transformed from one vessel into another. It is apart of a mostly non-living cycle. Life itself as a whole is hardly more complicated than some forms of non-life; viruses are not alive but mimic life in many ways. The ability to thrive via living is not special or relevant to reality, which itself, is an endless warping of elements that end up in many places. The elements themselves come from a spark of sorts which spread along a course and now things can mix with certain elements here and there along the path of light.
It's all natural. However, even I wonder if that spark was simply the contact made onto an empty template by some unfathomable nature from beyond, or before that spark, there was a new meaning of nothingness.
@@StudioMod Wow, that was enlightening. You've got me contemplating the universe now
@@StudioMod 66 Million years is more accurate
65 was probably a fucking wasteland
You’re absolutely right. I often think of that myself. It was literally an entire planet with an entire inhabitants. Like completely different world.
Ikr and to think about that agriculture have barely 10,000 years that was like the beginning of human civilizations, so we were hunting-gatherers for about 290,000 years.
One day I hope a dinosaur horror survival game similar to Alien Isolation is made with sounds like this. I'm all for a good monsterous roar but hearing this certainly does something far different to my brain than what I've heard before.
That is actually a good idea
The Lost Wild may be your best bet.
th-cam.com/video/_TzkPQ6j1ZA/w-d-xo.html
Honestly, i was thinking the same thing.
Facts
Im making a dinosaur horror sruvival game actually, and will feature accurate sounds and animal design like these! Plus, its in rec room, meaning it can be played ON VR!!!!!! It will be called Prehistoric Park.
This is terribly uncomfortable as much as it is soothing. I don't think I've ever felt primal fight or flight instincts from a video before now. Yet its humbling and awe-inspiring. You can really FEEL the presence of these prehistoric animals even without the vibrations in the air/water, it's incredible. I recognized a few sounds mixed from modern-day animals, yet they're different enough to convince your brain that they are different, much larger creatures. Hollywood is really missing out, and props to you for the incredible sound design!
Primal rat brains knows to fear the thunder lizards
This triggers a primordial part of my brain that says I'm not safe. I like how you used a few modern animals mixed with what paleontologists believed that certain dinosaurs sounded like based off of skull and nasal shape.
i dont think thats the right use of the word primordial
@5:30 I must confess I started having a little anxiety. To think that a T-Rex is right behind you. I’m just going to say these sounds would bother me more then a roar. You did a wonderful job with this. Though I love the Jurassic Park T-Rex roar and all. But, I do hope future movies of dinosaurs begin adapting more scientific characteristics and sounds. Because these sounds in a movie would build the intensity.
5:39 its a trex yes
I literally just happened to see your comment at 5:27 while listening to this for the first time. My blood went cold, Holy shit.
@@DoomRulz I know right. The thing that’s bothers me is they think that they’re vocalization was so deep and low we wouldn’t be able to hear it until they were right on top of you and that is frightening. I’d sure hope you’d at least hear them coming from the sounds of movement but I know if there hunting and as apex predators are intelligent hunters. I mean look at tigers they can sneak up to their prey in very thick and dense forests. Look at bears such large animals can go unaware by people and be on top of you before you realize it.
What makes it more terrifying is that it almost sounds like a laugh
@@dexter9045 one thing is we wouldnt be able to HEAR it from afar but we would be able to feel the vibrations from such a deep growl.
This would be cool to see in VR, like you here the roars of the menacing animals that are possibly 3 miles from you, but you can’t see them and only hear them
My friend showed me a VR sauropod from some tech demo and it was one of the most surreal and mesmerizing experiences of my life (if that sounds sad, it probably is xD). Everything but the dinosaur was real so it was incredibly magical. It brought its face down to me and I got panicked and sweaty. It was awesome.
@@StudioMod but just no dinosaur at all would be sick because you know it’s out there, but it just hasn’t found you
@@ConchRepublic2047 true but I was just sharing something I thought was cool. I dunno how to make VR stuff lol. Maybe I’ll learn
@@StudioMod maybe what we can have in the near future is just amazing, it’s like going back in time, and interacting with the past
What would be even cooler is once in a while you could see a dinosaur walking nearby in the bushes/tree's.
Not purely in sight, but not purely out of sight too.
It’s hard to believe that fossils made it 65 million years. It’s also crazy that they lived for millions of years. It’s really their planet and we just recently moved in.
Yeah and we won't be here for much longer
@@thedragonofechigo7878u got me thinking that the dinos just let us stay here for a bit like an airbnb or sum
They did not trash the planet like we do.
Great visual touch, having the image blur as the, what was it, T. rex?, stomped and then vented those deep resonant honks, as though the vibrations were shaking the camera.
Yes, it was a Tyrannosaurus, OP said it in a comment
this is awesome! I don't know if you did it intentionally, but there's this little detail I loved about the North American forest section. As soon as what I believe to be the T-rex can be heard, which means it's approaching, the forest goes almost completely quiet, if not for the sounds made by the Tyrannosaurus itself, which can be attributed to all of the other animals becoming silent in an attempt to not be identified by the predator, something that actually happens today in wild environments. Whether intentional or not, it communicates just how terrifying and imposing the T-rex's presence would have been, and I love it! Great work!
tried going to my backyard with my airport with the sounds maxed out, and I decided to sit in the middle of some bushes for the ambience to kick in, and tried convincing myself that it was all real, ended up finding where the snake that I saw the other day made its nest, it was fucking terrifying, after a while I decided to get up and get back inside, and it was right when this part of the sound 5:21 started to play, I don't know how to explain, but all of my instincts told me to hide, I don't fucking know, I've never felt this before, I just went back to the bushes and asked myself if I'm going crazy, this was one of the most amazing and yet terrifying things I have ever experienced in my life, what the fuck
Those caveman instincts kicked in your subconscious 😂😂😂 "oonga boonga danger noise must hide"😂
these disturbing ambience sounds reminds us how little we (humans) are and how slim our chance of survival will last in this unknown world.
At this point, Its more like how long the life on this world will survive us...
just bring in the nukes and we will be fiiiiiiine
@@user-wi9vh7dm1e*accidentally nukes everyone* oops, my bad bro
@@bloomblock2768 dont worry, Earth will wipe us out and start over like we never existed. It's what she's always done, time and time again and she will do it with humans as well
@@TheAkwarium Imao Dream, we are nature as much as anything else, no, actually, we are more cause we are the image of God (or at least what is left of us after our sins) And whit a single nuclear war we could EASELY destroy the Ozone layier and wipe out nature togheter whit us.
Earth-Chan sure as hell would not be waking up from an global scale nuclear warfare.
Have you done or have you thought of doing one undersea? Though I doubt the giant marine reptiles vocalized like whales or echolocated there were plenty of other creatures that made loud noises just as modern fish do.
Many of the sounds you hear in the Caribbean Sea section are marine creatures sounding off.
@@StudioMod Great voiceovers by your volunteer submarine actors. )
@@dondragmer2412 lmao! I'll be doing an audio book soon! It's still early on but it's coming together!
@@StudioMod some dinosaurs sounds are made with crocodiles, birds but pitched down and more.
5:20 oh my goodness, this is my favorite part simply because of the rumbling going on...it's so cool and inspiring.
Not that cool and inspiring when you look behind you and there’s a Tyrannosaurus rex waiting for you
i have no clue why but videos of recreations of prehistoric times are just really unsettling for me, the closest to a fear but definitely not a fear. they just make me uncomfortable and i have no idea why. yet i am still watching this.
Anxiety inducing you could say
That's the little bit of mammel that we came from 66 million years ago when we heard stuff like that. We'd go and hide. It was way easier to survive when mammals were too small for a T-Rex to care to chase us, but would still eat us if we weren't careful. That's why we still have that fight or flight mode when it comes to that.
I really like this video tbh, it goes to show how alien the era of dinosaurs really was regardless of what time period of the dinosaur era it was. It shows how diverse and different the earth itself can be at any time or place…
I gotta say I love how you did the sounds for the T. rex
These sounds start to play with your mind a little bit. Especially when you have (cordless) headphones on and you're just going about your daily stuff. I was doing my laundry and felt like I needed to hide all of a sudden. lol
I felt the same way! I had this feeling like I was in danger lol This sounds kinda mess with our instincts I guess
My favorite is the spinosaurus in the beginning . I like the fact i recognized some of the dinosaur sounds from your other videos very consistent keep it up we love it
You really thought hard about this, didn't you. I love how some sounds are familiar but also distinctly not. Like there are some clearly simian type sounds but I've never heard them before but somehow I know they're from primates.
Those primate-like sounds might be from some dromaeosaurs; most likely Dakotaraptor.
Not primates
@@rdsyafriyar Or the Spinosaurus according to a 2022 study of dinosaur sounds.
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@@thplatoon-pg8vi kookaburra?
I listened to this in complete darkness and with headphones. Some of these noises gave me mad anxiety and even tho my eyes were open I felt like I could see and the stuff in front of me was moving hard to explain but fantastic at the same time.
1:20 Imagine chilling in the jungle and nature starts laughing
6:19 velociraptor sound
@@parakeetbudgie I don’t that’s a velociraptor tbh, it lived in Mongolia not North America and at a different time as well…
@@jondobson i know this, but he made velociraptor sounds and put them in that part, i don’t know why
That sound is a spinosaurs
Welp, that just simply mean you’re f***ed.
~5:10 Tyrannosaurus Encounter~
What sounds did you use for the T-Rex (specifically, when it makes its calls at 5:39)?
@@Khanmanlol Vultures and Whales, the animals that make the most similar sounds to a tyrannosaur based on biological structure.
@@StudioMod Nice! It would be kind of neat to see how you went about making these sounds (where you got the sound files, what sound files you used, what program you used to mix them, etc).
@@StudioModVultures. Interesting. I don't think I have ever heard a vulture make a noise except when one threw up on my shoe while I was taking care of it at a birds of prey rehab facility. That was just a barely audible gushing noise. They do that as a defense response.
5:39
Closest we can get to time travel. I felt I was right there. Magnificent; I loved it! Another relaxing vid to help me sleep. As long as it doesn't inspired nightmares in which I'm running from T. rex et al. :-D
"Keep your eyes peeled. At first you just think it sounds like a bird, but it's not, it's a goddamn dinosaur."
Is that a Kong Skull Island reference to the singing ants scene?
Probably @@erickchristensen746
I would LOVE like a 1 hour+ version of this. I just need to hear this all the time. I’m so serious I would pay you for it lol. This is so soothing for me
Tbh i would love a breakdown video explaining your thought process behind all these.
Also in response to the description, apparently dinos werent as loud as we once thought, T Rex's for one walked more like tigers meaning they were probably more like how Crocodiles slowly and quietly just walks to their target.
This is fascinating and unsettling at the same time. My palms are sweaty. Good job.
Wow imagine being in this woods irl it would definitely be an experience it’s like a whole different planet just from how alien the animals then sounded. Amazing sound design
I feel you man imagine waking up one day to an environment you’ve never seen before, filled with strange alien-like plants and air thats drier than what you’re used to, amidst you’re confusion and horror you take shelter in a nearby cave finding momentary peace, you calm down and try to feel and make sense of your surroundings only to feel the vibrations and sounds of a large creature walking near. Believe it or not, i had recalled every detail of this from a dream i had.
I don’t know why this popped up in my recommended but it’s terrifying
Love this, hope movies and documentaries uses these more scientifically accurate sounds for dinosaurs instead of the classic roars
Keep making this' I like Writing and drawing scenes from my story with dinosaurs while listening to these. ❤
I forget that Earth back then was like an Alien world... Dinosaurs are like Aliens, strange creatures with low frequency sounds, exactly how primitive Aliens may sound like
slaver how r u consistently making good content and still not get the recognition u deservw
Listening in darkness to this whole video has led me to the conclusion that if I were teleported back to this time, I probably wouldn't enjoy myself very much.
If these sounds reach the isle, I'll be shittin bricks while playing
I offered and they, in essence, told
me to go fly a kite 🪁
@StudioMod My first response to that was "What the Hell?", but then I realized it's the Isle we're talking about.. Man.
This really makes you feel like you’re among the giants of the past. It feels very realistic and actually sounds like some of the dinosaurs are interacting with each other in a way, like how others become quiet when the apex T. rex is near. I’m sad we will never truly know how these incredible creatures behaved but I’m happy we have the technology to imagine and learn about them
It's very unsettling, if it were bird calls I wouldn't be scared at all, but the fact that whatever is making that noise is on the ground with you......and most likely bigger than you.
These sounds.. so unreal and real at the same time, many of us think something like this because humans aren’t use to looking at such animals nor use to hearing their vocalizations recreated by them. It’s so animal like..
I love you ambience mixes and I would love to have an extended version of the Caribbean coasts if at all possible!
Did you know that human laughter is an ancient and primitive natural sound that is a product of our "lizard brain"? Many biologists now believe that the larger dinosaurs would have had a very similar sound and cadence based individually on their unique "voice box".
The ambience… the scenery… the sounds that can sound similar to present creatures yet distinct enough to be different. My god that’s enough to trigger the ancestral flight and fight response from our rodent ancestors in those days.
Imagine a game where you roam around an abandonned dinosaur park/facility on an island and you have to find your way trough the island to escape but there are dinosaurs roaming free and they use these sounds for the dinosaurs that would be a whole other experience
Wonderful video man sounds a lot like how I imagined to forest and jungle and coast to sound imma listen to this often
It's captivating. The illusion that this is real is confusing. Not seeing any animals makes the experience terrifying. The immersion is such that I was even aware of the different arrangement of the continents (although 65 million years ago, the continents were approaching their current position). I prefer the experience in surround sound with the earth shaking low frequencies of the subwoofer.
It’s truly incredible on how fare earth has come from a living hell of meteors hitting daily to dinosaurs on land and then us
I find it interesting about how long these creatures lived. Once the asteroid hit, the dinosaurs' legacy went to an end.
It's possible that t rex and other theropods made noises to confuse herbivores.
That sounds like a good theory ngl
An hour-long clip for sleep would be wonderful, me thinks
That hyena-like call had me laughing along. What creature did you imagine made that noise?
That's a dryptosaurus.
@@StudioMod Thank you. Loved it.
@@dondragmer2412 1:10 this one? Its a spinosaurus
@@FigureTheAnimator yes it is
@@parakeetbudgie why did he say its a dryptosaurus then?
i would totally listen to longer versions of each of these!
The way dinosaurs sounded like humans laughing gave me chills fr
Well we had to get it from somewhere…makes you think doesnt it?
@orion cabral cabral us mammals rarely share things in common beyond the air we breathe and water we drink, but we all have a voice box (or larynx) that allow us to make complicated noises (lions roaring, humans talking, and Hyena “laughs”)
@@zatderpscout6017 also, Humans can Make Pig Noises And Whale Noises.
I tried it before.
If you keep your mouth closed, teeth closed, and blow the air in your mouth, it sounds like a whales call.
You can also do the sound of a pig if you snort your mouth.
Idk how to explain it.
Mammals do share something in common.
@@thebluescar5045 I can make goose sounds
I kind of doubt there would be constant sound. I believe Jurassic Park got it right when the creatures only made sounds when they had to but I don't think the world would have sounded like this constantly. Hell, there are many creatures in your local forest but it tends to be very quiet save for crickets and sometimes frogs.
You are correct in my opinion and this was more or less a compilation of everything you MIGHT hear over a course of several trips out in different areas, I just wanted to not waste people's time with silence. You are completely correct, however. Dinosaurs did not have a syrinx, so they would communicate mostly in low-frequency.
@@StudioMod cool then.
@@StudioMod I think you did a fantastic job. The crazy part is that you’d not only hear the t-Rex but also felt the vibration as well. I liked how you’d had the screen shake. Terrifying
And birds! Birds are always chirping and screeching and squawking. Maybe calls from theropod dinosaurs (which birds are descended from) would be quite frequent, if we’re thinking about how birds behave today as a reference point.
@@StudioMod could you make an hour long one with calls cut in sporadically? That would be so sick
I felt myself falling to sleep. Rain has that effect.
With the discovery of Cratoavis birds, would these ancient forests be filled with bird song as well?
This sounds amazing
on the scale of time our time here on earth as humans is so infinitesimally short compared to the dinosaurs, we will never survive for 165 million years
I imagine I’m traveling back in time expecting to hear roaring and other such sounds but instead hear this…
The spinosaurus sound is the only one I’m terrified of
Can you believe that sometimes I actually play these sounds to sleep? lol I like it a lot.
that laughing tho 💀2:32
Edit: 2:40 is where it really starts to creep up on you 💀
Love your dinosaur sounds videos I love them
2:36 i have a weird feeling that those two are laughing at me
If earth sounded like this 165 million years ago, i wouldn't be able to rest or sleep. There were too many scary shit out there back then.
An earth full of hyperaggressive predators akin to giant bipedal crocodiles with no evolved fear of Humans and no real capacity to do so in the first place. No bluffing, just run, hide or fight.
@@bettybunbun9664 I imagine they would all be incredibly aggressive, almost like on a level we can't imagine.
compared to todays animals, even a croc can somewhat be tamed
I find low-pitched dino calls strangely soothing. At night I listen to rain to help me sleep and I occasionally put this video on in the background to add a little more atmosphere.
Did you use a computer for this ambient? I plan on making one from scientifically accurate dinosaur and ichthyosaurusia sounds found on the Internet along with rain thunder and wind sounds. Idk how long I'll make it but it does sound like something fun to do
imagine hearing this shit at night while wandering through the forrest
Imagine trying to fall asleep up in a tree or in a tent or something surrounded by this cacophony of unfamiliar sounds? Never sleep again.
Awesome job man
3:01 Utahraptor sound
Please make more of these!!
my holy farm chickens
im glad that dinosaurs turned into birds😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Can I get like an 8 or 10 hour loop of this to sleep to please 💖 love that the rain sounds are there cause rain and water helps me sleep
This is what the next Turok needs
Its uncomfortable, creepy, and satisfying
I have to get around to watching and listening to your 1-hr and 2-hr videos. Or is that a different poster?
Man. God really went all out with the dinosaurs
Prepare your keyboard for the atheists dude
If I heard the first 2 dinosaurs at night, alone, in the woods or jungle, I’d cry and accept defeat.
2:21 Velociraptor sound
8D + VR + loud speakers for bass, mids, and treble + humidifiers = best pre-sleep experience
@5:06 OH GOD WHAT THE HELL IS THAT
Tyrannosaurus
Just imagine being there.
The terrifying prehistoric shibe in the distance....
Can you do another prehistoric ambience please ?
I actually have some I use for my audio book to help put me in the mood. I'll consider cleaning it up and releasing it!
@@StudioMod awesome
@@kaiju2344 Give me a few days though I just purchased a new PC and am in the midst of transferring everything over to my new rig.
@@StudioMod no pressure
8:54 for anyone wondering, that's the (altered) call of a Channel-billed Cuckoo
thats Quetzalcoatl noises from one of the guys videos
@@WhoCaresAboutTheName173 nice, sounds fitting for such a creature
Can't decide which one is the scariest !!
0:51 that’s a LOON BIRD 😐
it might be a similar sound to some at the time
That's a spino 😊
Now i wanna new Carnivores game with ultra-realistic nextgen graphics and this ambients.
sea dinosaurs is underrated when thinking about sound
...Como sería escuchar por la noche esta clase de sonidos tan aterradores?!?!
It's like being transported on another planet.
How did you create these life like sounds, like they sound like real living things but not from our time frame
Well that’s the neat thing, he took plenty of animal sounds from today and mashed them together to make something new. Specifically Whale calls and Vulture vocalizations to make the deep resonating sounds of the Tyrannosaurus
1:02 I heard the spinosaurus sound
The velociraptor sound is the cutest sound
Amazing.
I have mf goosebumps but not because it is cold.... And I love it
Heres my idea for a game (its not very original but still). A survival horror roguelike called *100M* , in which you spawn onto earth 100 million years ago. You have no equipment. Theres no music, no commentary, no backstory, no real goal (beyond staying alive). And no fairness. Death comes from everywhere, and even playing the game well guarantees nothing. This would not be a game that seeks to flatter the player in any way but to convey what life would be like on such a harsh planet. A hell without reason.
i got a pitney bowes advertisement and it scared the crap out of me-
LMAO.
0:37 Me trying to sing in the shower 🚿
There’s really no way to know how dinosaurs may have sounded.
I'm not seeing a way to contact you about a commission, but I'm also not seeing anything saying you don't do commissions. Do you do commissions, and if so, what's your going rate? I was hoping to get someone to create an audio soundscape for a Wonderlandesque world for my podcast. So like, sounds of bizarre insects and birds, sort of like the ones in Alice in Wonderland.
This sound so accurate
Ikr?? Brings me back to my childhood chilling with the dinos ☺️
like you would know😂