Sounds like they took a whale recording,added some delay and possibly reverb and filled it out.
You could use just about any wale song sample, found a few here
http://www.oceanmammalinst.org/songs.html

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Originally posted by SystematicX1 Sounds like they took a whale recording,added some delay and possibly reverb and filled it out. You could use just about any wale song sample, found a few here http://www.oceanmammalinst.org/songs.html

I'm sure I've heard that exact sound before though but might be wrong. Bit like the loon bird sample used in a lot of house tracks.

🦉 There was a Star Trek movie that had whales crying in it. Don't remember which one but it had Nemoy as Spock. 🖖🏻

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Originally posted by Mel David 🦉 There was a Star Trek movie that had whales crying in it. Don't remember which one but it had Nemoy as Spock. 🖖🏻

It's just a hunch but I reckon that whale sound is from a sampler or something, May be the Emu Emulator II that the Loon bird sample is off.

🐻 Okay, one of you here must have tipped off Spitfire.

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I don't think this is the source of that particular sample though.

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It's in this Fantazia clip here at 10m30 and after. See I knew it was specific sample (as it rang bells I'd heard it before.)


https://youtu.be/DsBs4HAPBuI