3,072 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Video Game Controller"

Fragment from BWV565 as used in Paratrooper video game intro. Exported from the original game running in DOSBox 0.70, and converted to OGG format (22050 Hz, Average Bit Rate: 112 kbps).

Moving around a thumb stick on controller.

Recording of video game buttons being pressed. Starts with individual buttons being pressed, one at a time. Then, all the buttons are pressed at the same time - for middle of game play.

The clicks made by using an xbox controller.

A person playing a game on a ps4, handling the remote/controller with some combinations of movement and actions was recorded with a zoom h6 recorder, using the xy capsule.

X-box video game controller.

Sounds of a video game controller.

Corrupted glitch sound from a video game.

Xbox 360 controller being played by a 31 year old male who loves cars and the movie inception.

Simple loop with violon.

Thumbtack sounds for a controller.

Buttons being pressed on a ninendo game cube controller.

I made this sound by moving the joy-cons around and pressing buttons.

This sound, created with openmpt 1. 25. 04. 00, is what i will use in a custom game creation. The game is "galaga arrangement resurrection. ".

Sound for old style video game.

An echo of the the words game over.

This sound, created with openmpt 1. 25. 04. 00, is what i will use in a custom game creation. The game is "galaga arrangement resurrection. ".

This sound, created with openmpt 1. 25. 04. 00, is what i will use in a custom game creation. The game is "galaga arrangement resurrection. ".

Use this for games.

Simple short celebration sound.

Retro stile arcade music.

Buttons being smashed on a nintendo game cube controller at medium intensity.

Buttons being smashed on a nintendo game cube controller at high intensity.

A joystick on a ps4 controller is being moved rapidly and slowly.

I generated a square tone with audacity and applied a few effects to it, mostly wahwah i think, and faded in and out. It's the same as "machine. Wav" that i've uploaded, but louder. If you repeat it, it makes a very believable sound for an old video game machine.

I generated a square tone with audacity and applied a few effects to it, mostly wahwah i think, and faded in and out. If you repeat it, it makes a very believable sound for an old video game machine.

I generated four square tones with increasing silence in between with audacity. The tones are the c major scale. It is very useful in old video games when you win or do something good.

Video game controller buttons pressing.

Used as a funky revive sound in our game.

Video game sounds games.

Video game sounds games.

Here is my first lazer gun noise, many more to come!.

Scream.

A man screaming at his video game.

Post-punk melody.

Used as a level up effect in an action game.

Punching up a car sounds, created in ableton live 11.

Kinda self-explanatory, the 8-bit bleeps and bloops from playing a video game. Recorded like this, it was kinda ridiculous but very fun:my laptop when i was playing that little dinosaur game that loads when your page doesn't load -> 1/8" to rca cable -> used one of the rca outputs -> rca to 1/4" adapter -> scarlett 2i2 -> protools.

The ka-pew sound recorded by me with my blue snowball.

A small musical theme meant to convey when a player loses all their lives in a video game.

Buttons being rapidly pressed on a playstation 3 controller. Recorded with logitech ak5370 mic on audacity.

A game controller having the buttons pressed rapidly.

I've been borrowing from here for years so i wanted to finally give something back. I created this for a video game i never finished. (yes, this is from my own voice). Deep, male voice saying game over. Great vocal to end any game or activity.

This is a song designed to augment the bustle of a market, town, or village-center. It is busy, but not intrusive and could be looped. Feel free to give feedback in the comments section. Email me if you have any questions: crolleya@gmail. Com.

One shot sample of an 8-bit explosion. Potentially useful in retro/8-bit video games.

Inside an arcade.

I made this sound for when a character in a video game takes damage. Enjoy!.

A bitcrush-y sound for taking damage, or really any negative feelings you want.

Sound effect originally used in a rhythm game for when a player hits the correct note at the correct time.