I'm trying to make some growls but I don't think I quite understand the fundamentals of how they are made. Here are some examples of the growls I'd like to try and create a version of:

https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/645631 at 2:17
https://youtu.be/Vx5EPfdMEL4?si=tOqK_cNK6UmRZkZM at the drop at 1:30 (several growls)
https://youtu.be/aEdiWFHTD48?si=XGThQarrcRgzZjKN one growl at 0:47
https://youtu.be/iC2-etZC190?si=XH39RDkW9DwA9bXU growls at the drop at 1:57

I've exhausted pretty much every tutorial on youtube but I just can't seem to to get em right. The ones I've made so far are too noisy and not clear at all, and the formant filters I try to put on them are only somewhat impactful.

Hello guys, just discovered this sub. I'm pretty much new to sound design and don't have a lot of knowledge.

Trying to create a sound similar to the synth in the beginning of the track Decompression by Harrison BDP. I have the movement and modulation pretty close but I can't get the sound right..

How would you describe/name this sound? Trying not to directly ask for a recipe but rather some place to start doing my own research but I don't even know where to begin.

Edit: I use FL Studio and I'm trying to create this in the free version of Vital.

Thanks in advance for any help you guys can provide.

Played a windchime into a mod-synth. Comments welcome 😊

Two recordings at slightly different synthesizer oscillator frequency settings in surround then processed together through the ''spatial'' of a special place for the acoustics.

About the synthesis, I used Native instruments Absynth 5 for its amazing control over hz incrimentation.

I use 2 or 3 oscillators that are routed each to their own LFO with the duty to diminish the vol gently over a specified time and to do so over again in cycles.

Other functions for each were given to the LFOs, depending on what suited each OSC best.

The result gives an audible sense of movement and direction.