1,889 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Computer Chair"

Lighter sounds captured for the mct - physical computing subject. It was capture with a small speaker as the input, capturing the sound of an empty lighter. The small speaker was plugged by alligator clamps in a 9v battery. After that i've processed the sounds a bit with a pinch of reverb, delay and some compression.

Mac keyboard recorded with a blue mikey snowball for a class assignment.

Keyboard typing and mouse clicking: various sounds of keyboard typing, mouse clicking and rolling over wood table. Recorder: zoom h4n with the internal mic on 48khz with 24bit.

Glitch sound i made from importing raw data to audacity.

Me moving and clicking my mouse.

beep beep boop boop - the sounds of an advanced computer, in the spirit of an old retro sci fi movie. Created in audacity with the raw 'generate tones' and 'chirps' functions.

A short sequence of typing on a computer keyboard.

Clean mouse click sound effect i created in audacity. Feel free to use however you see fit!.

Recorded with the canon eos600d + rode videomic. Pressing the spacebar on a laptop. Recorded 4th of january 2015.

Thin computer keyboard typing, including the 10-key number pad and the volume buttons. Recorded on a tascam-dr-40 and cleaned up in audacity. (i left the bass in the recording; you will likely want to use bass-roll-off to remove). Production-now. Com - shout-outs welcome.

Closeup recording of the backside of a tower pc, fans and the harddrive can be heard. Neighbor is banging around, you may need to loop a smaller part. Flac file test for the first time.

Typing a message on my keyboard. Used audacity for noise reduction. Let me know if you use it for anything and i'll check it out.

Sound of computer fan from the front side of the tower pc.

Free to use!enjoy!.

Sounds like the jaws theme song bass sound. These sounds are actually an xm with a changed file extension to. Wav, and then loaded into a wav editor which converted it to a readable format. I then removed the unbelievable noise to see what i ended up with. After that, i cut out the parts that sort of sounded cool and these are some of the ones i am willing to let everyone have.

Turning off the outlet where the power supply drew its power. The computer is off at this point.

Clicking a logitech g700 mouse. Recorded with a zoom q3.

Writing on a logitech g510 keyboard. Recorded by a zoom q3.

A computer starting up and turning off recorded with a telephone pickup coil. Idea from the book "handmade electronic music" by nicolas collins.

Just mouse clicks. Paced clicks, and frantic clicks. You can cut the sound however you need for your project.

This is a low hum sound generated by my naturalnoisegen program. Naturalnoisegen uses several timed generators to produce complex natural noises. In this case, 500 very low frequency generators with a long period were used.

Information encoded with some sort of impulse modulation.

Information encoded with some sort of impulse modulation. This one was transmitted via gsm cellular network and corrupted in a creepy way.

Keyboard sounds for everyone!.

Simple and clear recording of a computer mouse clicking. Recorded and edited by myselfcreative commons, for you guys.

Http://www. Myspace. Com/capashen2. The introduction of a french abandonware "le manoir de mortevieille" by a old synth-vocal on atari.

Designed with malstroem and basic 64. Malstroem. Graintable synthesis with "random" lfos and a freeware synth called basic 64, that is often used for the reproduction of c64 sounds. But here, the patch sounds like tools. It's a different synthesis, similar to the subtractive synthesis, but not as easy to handle as e. G. A minimoog synth or a prophet 5.

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.

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.

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.

A mac book pro's cd drive taking in, reading and ejecting a cd.

Typing on a keyboard and clicking a mouse.

A recording of my pc from about 60cm away. Edited so it loops nicely. Recorded using a zoom h1 with the built in stereo microphones.

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.

Very short sfx made in audacity useful for any kind of electrical/electronic devices.

Very short sfx made in audacity useful for any kind of electrical/electronic devices.

Very short sfx made in audacity useful for any kind of electrical/electronic devices.

A sound effect of computer hum.

Simple. 8-second fading beep. 500hz square wave. Took 2 seconds in audacity. Couldn't find any good beeps for a countdown so i made one.

Weird artifact from processing another sound. Sounds like a scifi computer.

A looping sequence on notes. Created with a thor synthesizer using one oscillator with lots of fm feedback.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.

Recorded with zoom h1 inbuilt microphones.