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A sci-fi sonic wave type sound.

This is an ambient drone remix.

Imagine you are in a video game menu, you click the play button. It doesn't make a sound! that just makes it so empty, how about a nice custom clicking sound. Use it for whatever you would like!.

Sound for a spaceship or prison.

A hollow, empty wind, suitable for locations at night or just generic ambiance.

A sound clip i made with a few different instruments clanging together at once. Could be used to represent some form of strange light in a film scene ora set of bells. .

The name almost says it all. Some synth attuned a certain pitching way, with some amount and rate lfo speed up and down.

For the sound i would like to create like an "extraterrestrial signal", i took a "sifflet" and i play with it, add opening and closing effect, reverse the sens and finish the set with a battery sound to put a bit of "suspens". . .

A bit of sound design trying to imitate what a crawling space rat might sound like.

A space inspired pad.

A soundscape done with the kawai k5000r and metasynth.

A choir and a violin sample with heavy effects.

Realized with virtual instrument morphine.

Broadcasting from jabba di hut's planet. Radio techies work hard to clean from hostile disturbing signals. Finally they could sort out jabba's voice and instruments in the background.

Little joke with the so called moderators, who judge our jobs.

Aliens entering the atmosphere.

Complex drone evolving in space using o-coast, strega and o-ctr run through erbe-verb and mimeophone. Rendered @ 48khz 32-bit fp in reaper. Includes markers for morphagene fans out there. Enjoy the space within the silence!.

I recorded my voice, layed it out on the track and increased the pitch quite drastically. I layered this with a chirp track so as to contrast the downward rhythm with an upward one. Descriptiftypologie selon pierre schaeffer : vmasse: son "cannelés"timbre harmonique: ternegrain: lisseallure: contient un aspect "vibrato"dynamique: l'attaque est abrupteprofile mélodique: serpentine.

Diseño de sonido de la voz de un alien para el #retosemanal de radio-arte. Com.

A sound recreated by granular synthesis using the following freesound sample http://freesound. Org/people/myluckyfeet/sounds/277374/.

Infinitely evolving drone made with ableton and a combination of freeware synths. Sounds a bit like throat singing. Pitch changes are synced to 20bpm. No audio processing has been done other than cross fading.

Sound that plays when the bad guys' spaceship starts moving.

Loopable sample of a cheesy sci-fi alien spaceship. Designed in max/msp.

This signal was not from space. No, it came from our planet and seemed to be directed by a extremely powerful transmitter. It seemed as the beam was directed at the cyclades. The sender position was somewhere on the yucatan peninsula, but the exact place was never found.

Some quick orchestra peices i did i broke it down peiceby piece just add a romantic pad and there you go, or build them andthen make the rest of the symphony with some voices and some beatz. . . . . I miss heroin. . . . . . . Bad for you. . . . . . . Hope you like them. . . . . . . . They are russian.

Continuous noise made with the roof of the mouth, and a mysterious recorded voice mixed in at very low level. Meant to be eerie.

Slow exhale with a spacy/spooky reverb. The breathing was recorded using a cad m179 and then processed with a modulating reverb in reaper.

Tom hits with time and pitch distortion. Free use.

Spaceship speeding up.

Loop dub ambient space 70 bpm float dubstep fairground.

A soundscape i did using metasynth.

Cosmos.

Like a metallic cello or detuned guitar played with a slider.

Basically a spaceship hyperdrive/warp drive engine or whatever. Includes spin-up, engine drone, and spin-down. Feel free to loop/extend the engine drone portion for as long as needed (it's completely loopable). I didn't create originally all of the bits of this, all i can say is that some of them were created by our very own frresound. Com member unfa (http://www. Freesound. Org/people/unfa/). I took these, and combined them with some sounds i made in audacity, and made what you have here.