381 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Laptop"

Basically, i lightly tapped my microphone (with protection) on my laptop edge and recorded it all in audacity.

Mashing on a keyboard to give the impression of typing quickly. Recorded a lg g910 gaming keyboard.

no! my speedrun! being said in an alarmed way. This was captured using my laptop microphone, and recorded using audacity. Recorded 15/8/2013.

Sound recorded from my corsair k55 keyboard. Recorded with audio-technica at2035.

A dull tapping on a keyboard in which the microphone is placed on the keys. Sound of movement from microphone. Low. Tascam.

This is the sound of a drore opening. Listen to this with stereo headphones, since the sound is in stereo. Edited, recorded and panned via gold wave. I recorded it with a toshiba laptop.

A rattling door with squeaking handle opens and closes. Recorded with a stereo pair of small-diaphragm condenser mics into audio interface/laptop.

I smash a bin liner in my bathroomi used my laptop microphonei edit this in audacitythat's all.

Recording of a person typing. Recorded with an olympus dm-420. Edited with audacity using noise reduction and eq.

Recorded on a laptop microphone, using my own hand claps, layered many times and manipulated in audacity, for a song. Surprisingly good result. Enjoy :).

I foudd this frequency, between 4450 and 4475 khz whilst going through channels on radiosdr. Org. It sounds a bit like a printer and then lower down sounds like a laser. Sorry for the sound of me pressing the keyboard, my laptop has an internal microphone so this was picked up.

A very simple sound of a faint clicking noise with some background ambience.

The sound of a ball dropping, and a small creature sniffing. Was made using laptop microphone, and recorded with audacity. Recorded 26/5/2014.

A bigger crowd version of the previous claps upload. More layers, no eq or effects. Based on a single handclap track recorded on a laptop microphone.

Kick with clap and ride recorded from behringer rd-9 through laptop input.

This one is pretty simple, but it is clear and might come in handy. This is me pressing the space bar on my laptop keyourd. Recorded with sony hdr pj260v then edited with audacity.

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.

Recorded some clicks from my computer's mouse and typing from a keyboard via xiaomi red mi 5a.

I tried to sing but sneezed instead. It's one of those sneezes you try to hold.

A 24 bit 48k stereo recording of a dell computer keyboard without background or computer noises. Fast writing.

A sound i recorded to sonorize a video for school. I hope it help someone there. :-).

High tom sound of behringer rd-6 recorded through laptop input.

Sound of an ethernet wire being inserted into a laptop. Sound is of plastic tab clicking. Can be used for all your click needs. Recorded on zoom h2n.

On one side of the room, someone practicing piano. On the other side, a gamer shouting into their laptop headset. A bizarre combination. Recorded in stereo on a zoom h4n.

It is a sound that presents several alterations because sometimes it is perceived strong but there are moments in which it becomes weak and the sound is lost. It was triggered by a person pressing the keyboard keys to type.

Guy hits space bar 5 times. Sometimes hard, sometimes harder. . . He mixes it up real nice. Recorded with a zoom h1.

A recording of sounds created by my mechanical gaming keyboardfree to use for anything by anyone :)cheers.

Lots of electrical noise. I got this sound using an aux cable from my laptop to a broken 3. 5mm to 5. 25mm adapter to my mixer. Noises were generated by my fingers scrubbing around the laptop's trackpad and clicking keys on the keyboard. Also my air conditioner is generating a constant noise. Every few minutes there is a neat glitchy sound, i'm guessing it's from some data being processed on the laptop. .

Speeded up c major piano arpeggio for a little success sound. Played on a welmar upright piano, recorded on audacity using a ux31a asus internal laptop microphone.

This is the sound my computer's fan made, recorded with my laptop. Apparently, this fan is crapping out and goes haywire after less than ten minutes. I will have to get a new one, but the sound may be useful for people who need examples of a loud, broken pc fan. Again, recorded with laptop, not best quality. This is a sound in the creative commons, and i am giving up my rights to this sound as it is a sound every pc makes, and it's intended use is to allow everyone an example of a broken pc fan.

I tried to voice mario saying 'yahoo!' as he does in super mario 64. Here's the result. Recorded using audacity on my windows 10 laptop.

This is the noise of my desktop pc at max fan speed, and a laptop that is currently experiencing coil whine. Recorded with the internal microphone of my sony rx100 vii.

Made using yamaha p95 digital piano with organ voice selected with church reverb added in post (recorded through a generic laptop electret mic, sounds good enough nevertheless).

Atmosphere Simple ambient track that I produced with laptop-only while waiting for some friends at an event. On the verge of mysterious, possible use for deep mystery of unknown levels of benevolence. Source: Kevin MacLeod - Kevin MacLeod

Radio frequency interference at the 1200 khz mark of the a. M. Band, caused by varying proximity to a laptop computer. Very active and obnoxious high-pitched static and squeals.

This track was a voice recording of me saying "freesound. Org" using my laptops internal microphone, and then edited audacity®. The gverb filter was applied. The pitch was changed from the original tone which was c to b.

This a recording of my extremely noisy laptop fan at full speed, that is also experiencing insane coil whine. Recorded with the internal microphone of my sony rx100 vii.

Tenor sax phrase. Sample i played and recorded with audacity (audacityteam. Org) using my laptop computer built-in microphone. 2015 november 13th 16:00hrs, mexico city.

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!.

You may use this in all your projects. Please comment if you have used this sound! wav format. - windwalk entertainment.

Recorded up in the b. C. (canadian) mountains in spring, sterling st77 mic, one long recording was divided into two, to create stereo. Recorded into twisted wave on a mbpro laptop.

Me pressing my laptops power button. 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.

This is a bass drop i created with some clean + clear low end soundz, as well as a rough live recorded nasty sounding electric bass drop. . Sounds great in small laptop speakers; and in bigger speakers. .

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.

My shepard tone done for my submission to disquiet junto project 0508. Raw without reverb. Not perfect. Works fine if you listen with laptop speakers. . .

I recorded this using a usb mic on my laptop. It is a coke can being crushed and smooshed by me. You don't have to give credit to use. Its copyright free.

This is a recording of commodore 64-cassette. Recorded via cassette walkman, from phones output to laptop line input. Please be careful with the volume! sound might get very loud!.

The footstep of a very large beast, with a little echo. You probably won't hear much on laptop speakers as it is very low. Actually the sound of me popping my cheek with my finger, slowed down a lot.

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.

About thirty english children counting from 1 to 20. Each number is isolated so that it can be used separately. Recorded in 16-bit 44khz mono on a laptop using an alesis io2 express interface.