34 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Writing Fast"

Fast computer keyboard writing / clicking.

Writing with a pencil in a fast way. Recorded with rode nt1000.

Writing on a desktop computer keyboard in a fast fashion.

Scratches of a fast moving pencil.

Writing on a keyboard.

Pencil writing fast on paper, constant 1.

Writing fast with a marker on a piece of paper. Recorded with audio-technica boom mic on tascam dr60dm2.

Quick writing with a pencil on a paper.

I recorded me writing my signature on my zoom h2. Comment for suggestions.

Me writing fast on paper with a pencil. Recorded on a zoom h5.

Fast typewriting on a computer keyboard.

Typing fast on keyboard.

Rapid scrapes, as if writing, turning rhythmic and staccato near the end.

Recorded on june 01, 2021 with the on-board x-y mic of a zoom h4n pro.

Aggressive writing variations of using a marker (opening and closing as well) to write on a board.

Short and fast typing on a regular computer-keyboard. Its close-miced but there's still a little room ambience on it.

Scribbling on a piece of paper with a pen. 48000 16bit.

Close up of a pen writing on a piece of paper. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

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

Pencil writing and scribbling on paper in varios ways and speeds. Recorded with zoom h5 internal xy mics close to subject.

Fast short scribbles on plastic surface. Recorded with iphone 5. Noise reduced with audacity.

Typing quickly on old hp keyboard.

Writer at work: typing fast on a computer keyboard. I recorded this with my webcam.

Fast intense typing on my macbook keyboard while attempting to write a passage. Recorded with a zoom h6.

Fast writing/scribbling with a pen on paper, on a desk. Opening and closing of the pen, as well as putting the cap on the other side of the pen and removing it. Recorded with a blue snowball on the cardioid setting.

Angry or impatient clicks and presses on keyboard. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

I recorded using a zoom h6 with an xy mic and foam screen and tripod. I placed the mic above the piece of paper. I wrote on a piece of paper on a desk with a pen at a slow pace and the fast pace, then i wrote with a pencil at a slow pace and then fast pace. Recorded for a school project for a sfx library.

Typing on a wireless keyboard. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

Typing on an apple keyboard. Recorded with my iphone up close and added some noise reduction. Hope that works for you.

Some typing on a standard desktop pc keyboard (but you may use it as the sound of a laptop keyboard too). Recorded with a dynamic mic and a directional, condenser mic in a small room, filtered and compressed to minimize noise.

A few strokes from a felt tip pen. I couldn't find any of the right length on here so thought i'd share. Unfortunately these are recorded on a mobile phone, but i've not done any audio processing so you can gain and de-noise to your own needs.

Wav-file recorded with the zoom h1 with internal stereo microphone. Recorded close to the microphone, you hear both hands typing fast on a laptop keyboard. You hear the room noise from an office/atelier where another person is working. You can hear a man cough. Bonny orbit sound library.

I was surprised this still worked. This is an old ibm selectric ii typewriter, with correcting tape, the “quieter” selectric at the time. It’s about 80 pounds, a real back-breaker. The carriage return bell is broken, unfortunately, so the best you might hear it is rattling due to the belt vibration. Recorded with a tascam dr-05, without the low-cut since i wanted a beefy sound. Placed direcly above the roller, about 12 inches away. I swapped the channels in audacity to match perception & sampled down to 48khz. Description: i roll in some paper, type a few paragraphs from some copy, and roll it out when i’m done. Man, can you type fast on these machines!.

Clean, dry recording of a smartphone touchscreen being rapidly tapped as if a message was being written on it. Could just as easily be used as sounds from using (writing, playing mobile games, browsing, etc) a tablet or really any relatively small touchscreen device. Tapping speed and length between taps varies throughout the recording, but overall i tried to make it sound as natural as possible while still offering options for more granular placement. Recorded with an akg p170 into a tascam 208i audio interface at 48khz/24-bit. Microphone was positioned 5-6 inches away from source. A 120hz high-pass filter was applied to remove unnecessarily pronounced bass frequencies.