4,699 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Electronics"

Light electronic percussion loop.

A labeled label-printer printing a small printed label.

A bass drum. From wax.

Testing ff-chaos as a techno trigger. . .

Ambient sequencer loop cosmic e music.

Arpeggiated synth bass.

Cute looping tune made using beepbox and the spiky waveform.

A loop i did in metasynth. 240-bpm quartertone.

A loop i did in metasynth. 120-bpm.

Electronic sound produced with audiomulch, then processed heavily with audacity. Nice for looping.

Light electronic percussion loop.

Strange electronic wah beat.

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

Another untitled track.

Record of the coffee machine during coffee preparation.

Sounds like an old commodore 64 type sound.

Snippet from my circuit bent speak and spell.

Remote-controlled drone liftoff and landing.

Chaotic generative synth.

Beat loop,silenth1 sound.

This is an atmosphere that i had recorded and i used it on a techno track.

Microwave cycle with ding at the end.

A couple of computer-sounding noises from a korg ms-20.

A fm melodic loop recorded from the monomachine.

Rhythmic bass pulses 8bars with delay & 8bars with delay & phaser.

Ominous pulsing bass sound that bounces the stereo field.

Me moving and clicking my mouse.

A simple loop i did in metasynth. 60-bpm.

More of a sweep than an average crescendo.

Light electronic percussive loop.

Freaky little electronic beat.

Listen en decide what you think.

Snare-ish sound from analog modular synth.

Beats recorded from an mfb-503 analog drummachine.

A soft static hiss from somewhere on the radio dial.

Was playing with vst_host, a sample, and some vsts and this came out.

Just a test made with garage band.

Trying to restrict feedback. . .

Testing złob diode chaos.

Using field-recording by the freesound user susipekka.

Sound used in disquiet junto project 0481: capsule time.

Sound used in disquiet junto project 0481: capsule time.

Some bleeps and beeps from a computer device.

The sound of a gaming computer on a daily use.

A thick post nuclear snare - great as a low volume accent to another snare.