1568 безплатни аудиофайлове за "Computer Generated"

Create 'tăng lực' sound:audacity:- create→add new→mono track. - generate→chirpwaveform: square• startfrequency (hz): 1000amplitude (1-0) : 0. 8. • endfrequency (hz): 3000amplitude (1-0) : 0. 3interpolation: linearduration: 0. 100s. - effect→repeatnumber of repeats to add: 2.

This is the startup chime from an iMac. It has been highly modified in order to include the work within the Public Domain.

A glitch sound made by importing a blender project as raw audio data in audacity. Blender is 3d modelling software if you didn't know. Made with audacity.

8-bit similar sounds generated on pro tools from a sawtooth wave signal modulated with some plug-ins.

Robotic computer voice saying self destruct sequence has been activated, please evacuate this facility immediately, then a countdown starts. Created with natural reader text to speech software.

The keys on my thinkpad x220. There's also the mouse buttons as a bonus.

A clip from an old uncompleted project. A robotic female voice (yours truly) saying the word "tuning". Useful for sci-fi projects.

Futuristic alarm with a little bass to it. Crispy and groooovy.

I needed beeping noises for some sci-fi ambiance, so i recorded the microwave beeps with my zoom recorder.

This is me clicking once on a trackpad and typing into a textbox. Recorded using rode ntg 2 and tascam us-122.

A strangely menacing ambience created using harmless and minisynth.

I typed quite slow in the beginning if you need to edit out and synch with your footage, if you just want typing sound in the background i think the best is in the end of the clip. The mouse clicking comes later in the clip. I've mixed it a bit but might need more mixing. I've used freesound for 7 years now and i thought i would pay back for all the good sounds that i've used from freesound. More will come <3.

Sound of a mechanical hard drive being spun up after pressing a power button. Recorded with a shure sm58 and post processed with audacity.

Typing on a semi-mecanic keyboard<- this was recorded by an h1 zoom handy recorder.

Atari speech synthesizer.

This is a high-quality foley sound effect of me typing on my logitech k811 keyboard. Chain: ev re320, mogami gold studio cable, apogee element 46. Daw: adobe auditionresolution: 48khz/24bit.

I made a script in python with three balls bouncing around at different speed. When the ball hits a wall a beep is played. The slowest bass plays a 110hz beep. The middle ball a 220hz beep and the fastest a 440hz beep. Python can’t play two beeps at a time…sort of random “music”… you control the rhythm with the ball speed.

Computador hp elite desk encendiendoce con cd adentro. Grabado con xiaomi redmi 6 y rec forge ii. Hp elite desk computer lights up with cd inside. Recorded with xiaomi redmi 6 and rec forge ii.

These are some sounds coming from my iphone 5 s, recorded with a pickup coil.

These are some sounds coming from my iphone 5 s, recorded with a pickup coil.

Typing on an apple keyboard.

Recorded of me typing at various speed on my keyboard, with some clics. Recorded with a zoom h2n.

Mechanical electronic loop game robot digital computer machinery.

Typing fast on keyboard.

Generic scary/suspense sound made using roland mt-32 sounds[cc zero].

Mechanical electronic loop game robot digital computer machinery.

Recorded with a lenovo laptop's built-in microphone and with the pre-installed audacity recording program.

This is the sound of my computer idling (while recording in audacity, but that should make no difference) recorded using an old aiwa stereo microphone, which performs quite well. Don't worry, my computer is not this loud in real life, it's just normalized audio.

12. 5 seconds of random typing on my thermaltake poseidon z mechanical keyboard with mx cherry blue switches. Can be looped nicely. Recorded with a roland edirol r-09hr and edited in audacity. If you use this sample, please tell me what you did with it below! links are nice too.

Short beep sound. Nice for countdowns or clocks. But it can be used in lots of cases.

I used the il autogun vst synthesizer and a novation launchpad and created a short loop.

Guy hits space bar 5 times. Sometimes hard, sometimes harder. . . He mixes it up real nice. Recorded with a zoom h1.

Computer voice.

The noise from computer. Recorded on zoom h6.

Old compaq presario computer from 2003 booting up, then searching the hard drive. Recorded from the inside of the computer case behind the hard drives. With motorola xt1095.

This sound was once a photoshop file.

Sound of the scroll wheel of the computer's mousetaken with a zoom h recorder, near mouse. Taken in a upf poblenou computer room.

This one is taken in a library while one of the recorders tapes a mechanical pencil against the wood table. Stereorecorded with h4n.

An intermittent but consistent 700 hz beep like an alarm clock.

A western digital drive refusing to mount. Recorded on a sennheiser me66 k6 microphone, in camera on a sony nex fs700. Hum in the background is the air-conditioned office.

A recording of myself typing for about a 45 seconds. I recorded this for a personal project, because i wasn't able to find any sufficient quality and length audio files on freesound that would suit me. .

Short mechanized and slowed sample of noise which mimics the type of beep a 1980s or 1990s children's analog educational computer game made.

Arcade ambience.

Synth experiment that kinda resembles a helicopter.

Opening files with the wrong program makes distorted noise.

Sounds a bit like a robot computing something (obviously a smaller, perhaps friendly or unaligned robot), or a computer, or a grocery store checkout. I originally got this sound from scraping a nail-belt along a plastic chair, and edited the clip in audacity. Enjoy!.

Foley of typing on a keyboard and clicking a mouse made with a rock band guitar and a plastic cup.

Somewhat frantic typing on a keyboard.

Sony dvp-s530d cd/dvd player. A couple of takes of the disc tray being gently pushed closed. The first take includes the sound of the player spinning up a disc. The left channel is a sennheiser mkh-416 and the right channel is an akg c414 b-uls, both into a john hardy m-1 preamp into pro tools. Each mic has a slightly different recording position and overall sound.

Inkjet printer printing on paper.