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Instead of the random music box and gasping noises followed by a shriek, you could've just used the whispering noises from the first game. It cuts off FAR better than this, which sounds clunky and badly-looped.
The stock aggravated noises work fine, but there's a much better scream in Extraction Point, right after the "gasp-shriek" sound is used. More specifically, it's the enraged one you hear when the Point Man answers a phone in the warehouse that stretches ( this video at 0:52 ).