How To Sound Design Scary Ghost Sound Effects

In this tutorial on how to sound design scary ghost sound effects, I'll create a few horror sound effects using voice recordings and show you how you can make ghost and eerie whisper sound effects.
These can either be used on their own or as layers for different types of sound effects; for instance, you could layer them with trailer booms or hits to create a few scary and eerie elements.
This video ended up being a bit longer than I intended, but it shows one possible approach to process and layer voice recordings to get sound effects that might be suitable for suspense/ tension/ horror settings.
I'm using my own recordings and Ableton stock plugins; this can be easily replicated on other DAWs and recording your voice with your phone should be good enough.
0:00 - The sound
0:07 - Intro
0:36 - The recordings
0:50 - Basic processing & preparation
2:16 - Layering the first samples
3:55 - Adding whoosh/ rising elements
4:25 - Trying different pitches
5:23 - Adding another whoosh element
7:15 - Recording different versions
8:03 - Final tips

[@LearnTrainPlay]

As always, wonderful work. I was going to try some horror sound effects so I'll give this a try.

[@NGTVST]

Thank you! :)

[@prod.Ghost...]

hahahahah been looking for this 👻👻👻

[@NGTVST]

: D

[@fatfanofmusic3126]

I thought the thumbnail says "scary ghost sex" and got scared. Glad it's only the genius man teaching cool sounds 😅

[@NGTVST]

Oof, you are not wrong, it can easily be misread - I changed it. : D
Thanks for your comment. :)

[@felixcooper3722]

made me gag and tear up a little here