1,579 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Computer Failure"

An alienlike bleep and beeping device.

Sound i made for a text reveal in some television program. Handy for a short word that wipes into the screen.

Computer turning on sound.

A franctic typing sound recorded by my friend on his keyboard.

Two different typing keyboard sounds and one mouse click.

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

Although this sound is completely free to use without credit, i would appreciate it if give me credit if you happen to use this sound.

Could be used as a space bar, or clicking a fairly strong button. Recorded by tapping a crown 30mm sdb-201 button once.

Random tts lines from razma.

Manipulated sounds of a fisher price xylophone.

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

A sound effects cd i found. It's from 1989, bainbridge records called "living sound effects vol. Iv // shuttled through it to find the stuff i liked. √π¶∆¥.

A magical bell playing a delightful tune could be used to replace computer event sounds.

Mechanical keyboard witch blue switches typing soundthe keyboard is genesis thor 300.

This is a simple sound for a successful or correct action. Can be used in games for collecting elements or showing the player's victory. It can also be used for chats. The sound was created using the program tuxguitar v1. 2. You do not have to give me credit of any kind. I think of this work as a simple but important contribution to the community. However, if do you wish to tell me, i would be glad to know how this sound was used in your project!.

Lid of an aluminum laptop opening and closing.

Some kind of tardis-esque machinery humming away, ready to project the adventurer into outer space. Would be useful as a sound effect for a video involving strange futuristic machinery. No effects have been put on it to aid this. This was created with my eurorack, the main component is a waldorf wavetable oscillator nw-1 module, put through an a-127 triple voltage controlled resonance filter and a a-188-2 tapped bdd delay. The filter and oscillator are modulated in sync by an a-145 lfo.

A two-note alert sound. Can be used as a notification or alert in games or apps.

Robotic computer vice saying access denied created with natural reader text to speech software.

A stereo, somewhat futuristic 'computer whine' sound i made. Might be good as a digital background ambiance or something.

Arcade sound fx. You can donate me here:. Https://www. Paypal. Com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted;_button_id=jb6lp3epgywx4. Thanks :).

It was a selfie altered in processing p5.

Piece based on the lucas numbers. I have used the frequencies 123, 199, 322, 521, 843, 1364hz. I made a small python program that played these tones randomly. I run my program 3 times and recorded. Joined, panned and added reverb. Https://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/lucas_number.

Failing hard drive. Recorded on zoom h2n.

Typing fairly fast on my laptop. Blue snowball used for recording, set on setting 1, no filters.

More sounds. More of my voice. . . "i am your friend".

Signal from untitled machine, recorded with fl studio 10.

Sound fx for old computer made with roland mt-32 sounds [cc zero].

Made with the directwave plugin in fl studio 20, recorded in fl studio, processed in audacity.

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A close up recording of an overheating usb slot-loading cd/dvd drive that repeatedly tries to spin up, but fails and makes some clicking noises. Note on low frequency sounds: i recorded this with a zoom h1n recorder at about 2cm distance from the drive slot. I held the recorder in my hand and rested my hand on the surface the cd drive was resting on, so there is somewhat of a mechanical connection between the drive's vibrations and the recorder. I believe this led to the low frequency parts of the recording. About halfway through the recording, i lifted the drive up with my other hand and held it at a 30degree angle to the surface and recorder. As you can hear in the recording, this made it spin up a little longer before failing and spinning back down.

Edited bell sounds.

Intentional glitch.

Short glitch from a music render.

Typing (real words!) on a kinesis advantage keyboard with cherry mx brown mechanical switches. Recorded at my desk with rode procaster, triton fethead, focusrite scarlett 2i2 into audacity. Untreated room (hence dynamic mic) but noise remoived with audacity. I needed this for my own purposes so i thought i'd upload it. I hope someone finds it useful :).

My canon printer printing. 0 licence. Recorded with a 4th gen ipod touch, edited with audacity.

A classic computer lab sound according to people who have never actually used a computer. Made with sun ra in mixcraft 7.

A long string of random corrupted computer noises created by importing different types of files into audacity as raw data.

Sounds of an old hard disk drive from 2005 (hitachi). You hear starting of the spinning noise and the heads rumbling when data is read and written. I started a short defragmenting to make the disk noisy. Recorded with a roland r-05.

A captcha code that i pressed play on and was malfunctioning, then managed to download it and time warp it a bit in ableton 8. Accidental recorded "meow" from myself at the very end on my computer speakers. 16 bit.

Mix of various other sounds found here in freesound, i needed the background noise of a stock market for a video and this is the result.

Created with audio paint from this image rainbow lace with default settings.

Automated/computer controlled plasma cutting torch. Re-processed from open source wikipedia video courtesy of metaveld wijchen bv. Noise reduced, dynamics compressed and high/low frequencies resynthesized. I'm not that big a stickler about receiving credit for the use of my sounds on freesound. As a courtesy, i appreciate it but i do ask people to always credit freesound. Org and if their project ever sees any kind of profit to please consider making a donation to the website. It's a great resource and deserves our support. Good luck with your project.

The sound of my computer. Recorded with: olympus ls-5.

An old-ish compaq desktop from 2008 booting up. Recorded with the ps eye microphones. I believe this is my first true stereo recording.

The ghost in the machine. ;-). Designed with malstroem & z3ta+. No additional effects.

Used the high pitch alarm that i made and speeded it up 150%. Useful sci fi bleeps.