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What sound makes a screams?

There isn't one specific sound that makes a scream. Screams can vary wildly depending on:

* The person screaming: Age, gender, vocal range, and emotional state all influence the sound.

* The reason for the scream: A scream of terror will sound different from a scream of joy or pain.

* The context: A scream in a quiet library will be perceived differently than a scream at a rock concert.

What defines a scream?

* High pitch: Screams often involve very high-pitched sounds.

* Intense volume: Screams are usually very loud.

* Roughness: They often have a strained, harsh quality.

* Emotional impact: Regardless of the specific sound, the purpose of a scream is to communicate intense emotion.

You can find many different scream sounds online, but they will all have these common elements in varying degrees.

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