I don't play many games or watch a ton of movies, and have already spent like 2 weeks trying to find something similar to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ki-Swx8NIJ4, but to no avail. I've tried playing several single death/scream sounds together to simulate an army, but the files I found suck and doesn't make it good. What I need this sound clip for is exactly the same situation as in the clip. An army dies, all at the same time, but needs to be clean with no music. Gotta be men, humans (no monsters), and no other strong sound playing during it, like sound of creatures, guns, zombies moaning, or music. If the sound in this clip didn't have the music, it would be perfect. Also looked at software that can remove music from video and keep sound, like YT sometimes do (but not good tho), but found nothing good.

I've already spent enough time trying to find something and have given up. So, as this community is full of gamers, I'm sure you know a few war type games, or whatever, that might have this stuff. Just mute music and rip it for me :)

Would be much appreciated if I could get exactly what's in the video clip, without music.

Other people I've tried asking just gives pointers to games and movies that MIGHT have what I look for SOMEWHERE in them. Yeah, not worth the time or effort for a small chance of finding this. I prefer safe bets. I'm tired.

Edit: If I can't find something usable by the time the the movie is done (except this sound part), I will just use this sound, but it's gonna suck as my own music is playing at that moment, so will sound sooo off and bad when the music from the clip starts to play, but better than nothing.

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I would really like to see a software that claims to be able to remove music from a sound file. That is pretty much impossible unless they are separate tracks. The frequency response of both sound effects (voice over included) and music spans such a wide range in the audio spectrum that you can't just EQ it out without getting heavy losses in the quality of the sound effects.

I think your best bet is to get your hands on a professional sound effects library if you want something that sounds even half decent, or borrow a shotgun mic and recorder from somewhere / someone and record your own.

Oh, forgot about this post. The video was done a few days after posting it anyway. Here it is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NXNUJM01NVY

There is such software, but of course it won't make the sound perfect and clean. The result depends on what music/file... is having the music removed from. YouTube used it here to remove music, left some sound at least, by far from perfect: https://youtu.be/5ZBvtdYdVkM?t=11m47s. Normally it sounds like this https://youtu.be/5ZBvtdYdVkM?t=23m42s.