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Creating sounds for a T-Rex?
A heavily slowed down dog bark could be a start, but you need some power with something like a cow/bull. Some sort of hiss/wind as well, because this thing must project quite a lot of air! An elephant …
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Big Stomping Sound?
Also you'll need some reverb. Big sounds need reverb/echo. I recorded fireworks two days ago, I can give you the raw stuff if ever you wanted it...
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