64 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Close Computer"

A recording of my pc from about 30cm away. Edited so it loops nicely. Recorded using a zoom h1 with the built in stereo microphones.

The sound of closing a laptop computer.

Close-up of computer fans whirling away.

Very close up recording of my computer with zoom h5.

Close mic sound of a noisy computer power supply buzzing.

Typing up close sound, on a laptop.

Typing on a wireless keyboard. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

An old desktop computer running. Mic a bit too close to the ventilator and resting on the cabinet. High frequency hard drive noise clearly annoying.

Close perspective captured sound of plugging the headphone's jack in.

Close perspective captured sound of sliding mouse on the surface.

Me recording myself writing with laptop keyboard.

Some computer mouse clicks, double clicks etc. Recorded with zoom h5 internal xy mics close to subject.

Various typings on apple macbook pro 2018 computer. Close up, multiple keystrokes, single clicks in different speeds. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 mic on a zoom h5 recorder.

Recorded by left-clicking my mouse close to a microphone.

Someone typing emails, very light typing. Recorded up close. Stereo recording. Zoom mp3 recorder.

Door squeak, sound captured at home through computer micro directly to audacity.

Short and fast typing on a regular computer-keyboard. Its close-miced but there's still a little room ambience on it.

Lid of an aluminum laptop opening and closing.

Fairly quick, panicked typing! the mic was close to the keys, so the sound is fairly loud.

Typing on an apple keyboard. Recorded with my iphone up close and added some noise reduction. Hope that works for you.

Sound for closing a program. The sound was made on a microkorg s and is a fmaj7 chord. **works with open_program_a sound effect**.

Some more sounds of a modern computer mouse clicks and play with scroll wheel and varios speeds and presses. Recorded with zoom h5 internal xy mics close to subject.

Recorded with a oktava mk-012, close of the bottle and a bit of constant noise (computer) behind. Just a cut at 60 hz. Enjoy your slippery mixes.

My laptop disk slot opening and closing while making a high pitch beeping noise, recorded and processed in audacity.

Inserting and removing a 3. 5" high-density floppy from an hp usb floppy drive. Unprocessed, recorded up-close with a blue yeti pro.

Apple imac is a silent computer. I don't hear almost any noise from it, but i tried giving a microphone-sweep over the screen, which surprised me. You can hear various kinds of noise in a close audition. A dynamic mic.

Some more wireless computer mouse clicks and scroll wheel. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

There are many ways to "listen" to a computer. The high frequencies are miles from what a human can hear, so you must divide and mix until you hear the computer "speaking". This one: simply placed the am mf coil close to a data cable to a pci slot. The sharp noise is not noise, but clock signals which are divided x times the rattling is caused by every move with the mouse.

A standard light weight wooden door being closed on my computer study. The door is a light weight wooden door in a laminate floor room. The sound was recorded by holding a tascam dr-05 version 2 near to it while closing it.

A standard light weight wooden door being closed gently in my computer study. The door is a light weight wooden door in a laminate floor room. The sound was recorded by holding a tascam dr-05 version 2 near to it while closing it.

Background white noise recorded at a computer test lab. Constant drone with no beeps or clicks.

Sound of a hand moving a doorknob. Taken with a zoom h recorder, near the knob. Taken in the computer cafeteria.

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Shutting a macbook air (2016, 13"). Recorded with a samsung galaxy s8 using the "voice recorder" app from the play store. Use whenever, wherever, don't worry about credit!.

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Unzipping a medium sized soft laptop case. Recorded in studio. Unprocessed. The wav file is a dual mono file. Left channel is close perspective, recorded with an akg c2000b. Right channel is a bit more distant perspective, recorded, not sure, with a rode ntg1. Both on fostex fr2-le.

The interference produced at the low (left) end of the radio dial on a jambox set up close to a dvd burner while in operation. Sound rises and falls as the burner writes to disc.

This is based on a drum loop using one from the famous dubstep samples then uising a dblue glitch fx.

Unzipping and zipping a medium sized soft laptop case. First take is unzipping, second take is zipping. Recorded in studio. The wav file is a dual mono file. Left channel is close perspective, recorded with an akg c2000b. Right channel is a bit more distant perspective, recorded, not sure, with a rode ntg1. Both on fostex fr2-le.

Unzipping and zipping a medium sized soft laptop case. First take is unzipping, second take is zipping. Recorded in studio. The wav file is a dual mono file. Left channel is close perspective, recorded with an akg c2000b. Right channel is a bit more distant perspective, recorded, not sure, with a rode ntg1. Both on fostex fr2-le.

Mac ibook g3's cdrom working and producing various sound including some air noise from the spinning cd. Recorded very close to the cdrom with rode nt1000 condensor microphone through tlaudio fat2 tube preamp through rme hammerfall dsp audio interface.

This is a recording of the back door at the folsom st. Coffee co. In boulder, colorado. The door opens and then closes, repeatedly. Recorded on macbook pro computer, from a sennheiser me-67 microphone plugged into a sound devices mixpre.

Takin from home recording in cup board moving things for the stacking room. New app by mac for constables will make cellphone cameras not work when close to bad activity so no one cn make pictures to show. It might sound like this in cellphon. I make with very old radio station microphone on apple computer. Some adjusters work, some do not. I try long time. Crazy sound!.

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.

A 7200 rpm western digital hard drive spins up, idles for about 15 seconds and shuts off. Nice motor noises along with the spin up. Recorded using a zoom h1n recorder very close to the hard drive. Noise reduction and cuts made using audacity.

An old hard drive booting up and being shut off with a very noisy fan. I recorded it very close to the source. Could be used for rickety spacecraft or diy science project sounds.

Metal tea can lid attracted and caught by a neodymium magnet. Thuds and clicks of the small metal object hitting the magnet attached to a plastic frame. Sound of the computer fans in the background. Recorded with the xiaomi redmi note 9 pro internal microphoneslight noise reduction applied using audacity.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h1 with internal stereo microphone. Recorded close to the microphone, you hear both hands typing fast on a laptop keyboard. You hear the room noise from an office/atelier where another person is working. You can hear a man cough. Bonny orbit sound library.

This is actually an odd sound my thermos makes when i don't close the lid properly. I guess it could be used for all sorts of abstract things, like ants talking to each other, alien sounds, organic things in general. It's just air going through a thin space. Feel free to use, no need to attribute, but i'd love to know where it went.

There are three of these files. I used the microtrack to record them. I put the mic on an extension and stuffed it inside of an already noisy drive and ran a defrag. These files are samples of the different types of noise that i got. Basically it's a close perspective on a working/struggling hard drive.