2,207 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Computer Speech"

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

The interactive map at the staten island ferry terminal.

Glitch sounds made with a cd4040 chip.

Water bottle hit sound.

This is crackels. These sound came from comapact cassette, while recording it to computer.

Imported image data of a black and white jpeg.

Simple melodic incoming call.

Pressing a spacebar on an hp envy 360 three times in a row.

An old computer starting up, fans en discdriver starting up.

A collection of mouse click sounds. Recorded on blue snowball for the super legit podcast.

Guitar scale with a 8-bit plugin added. [cc zero].

Someone typing on the keyboard of an apple macbook laptop. Mono track recorded with zoomh4n. Background noise removed with audacity.

Sound of shifting, moving, and adjusting computer cables behind a desk.

Hey everyone,. Thanks for everything now and throughout the past couple years. I appreciate you all!. Support me : https://bit. Ly/rkb07. Made & edited in fl studio 20 & pro tools 12.

My girlfriend typing on her macbook air searching for youtube videos.

Recorded on samson c01u pro.

A sound effect from pressing a key on the keyboard.

A beeping sound. Perfect for buttons, electronics, and more.

Strange computer beep sound. Automatically generated. Can be used in gui.

Typing on a laptop keyboard.

Me rubbing my fingers on my laptops trackpad. Edited in audacity. Feel free to use this for any animation, game, movie, or project. You don't have to credit me if you don't want to. Edited in audacity.

Typing on a computer keyboard with about 400-500 characters per minute. Yes i do write that fast ;).

Short high-pitched click sound.

The clicking noise of a smartphone turning off.

Punching computer keyboard in the afternoon. You can hear some office noises in the background. Also, a plane flies by high up in the air. Audio technica at835 into sony mini disk portable recorder.

Computer dvd drive closing. Recorded with a cheap headset mic.

A short beep taken by a board game.

Sound of a computer server/hard drive being turned on.

I did this for a game mod, thought it sounded cool.

This is the sound of an old msi computer shutting down. This sound has been recorded with an iphone4s and edited with gold wave.

Created by reversing and forwarding through a sony vegas audio file.

This is sound of something like turn on radio device. Can use in games and in other stuff. Made in fl studios.

A stereo recording of my two-year-old laptop's fan.

New 650w psu sounds wrong, computer fans in the background.

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.

A punchy kick drum for dubstep or other electronic genres. It was made using 3 samples. One i synthesized and the other two were from a sample pack made by "my stoner mind" which is located here: https://www. Dropbox. Com/sh/hzgyigdb125lz0b/uwcyusjaa2.

Printer, recorded with zoom h2n.

This is a simple sound effect, which can be used for an simple animation/games/etc. This sound describe a falling object (for example a falling character). This can be useful, if your character falls from a cliff or something like that. Because this sound is very simple, i license this sound effect under cc0. Have fun!greetings from germany. . .

The relentless sound of a data server whirring away in the corner of a busy solicitors office. Never switched off, this hypnotic and maddening sound is an omnipresent feature of the modern office environment.

This sounds are created by me with synthesizer. Very similar to star trek computer sounds. If you need music or sounddesign check : www. Robertoignis. Com.

This is a recording that has many clicks for your clicking sound effect needs. :).

Typing quickly on a computer (macbook pro) with a bracelet or watch on.

Stereo recording of a page printing from an inkjet printer.

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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.

Pop up message beep.

A normal mouse click and a more aggressive one.

Printer recorded with zoom h4 48k 16 bit.

A small test i did to see if i can emulate many games' futuristic computerized voice ui systems. 1st is a (terrible) pseudo british accent, second my regular voice modified, and third a heavily modified robotic sounding voice.

A sample from an old 80's computer game. 'one intruder destroyed!'.