1 091 безкоштовний аудіофайл для "Цифровий"

Sound effect generated through synth, layering, editing.

Un bruit numérique qui peut être utilisé pour l'ambiance d'un jeu ou d'un film. Bon pour la science-fiction. Anglais:digital noise that can be used for ambience in a game or movie. Good for science fiction.

Digitally garbled and distorted voices on skype call in 2012. Sony m10.

Created with a modular synth.

This is the sound from my digital watch when it gets to a new hour that is looped.

Glitchy sound made by importing a non-audio file into audacity.

A sound effect that would be typically used after gaining a power up in a video game, use in anything you want.

This is a very brief noise chunk that an old macintosh 68040 produced in the format translation process between application programs.

Hacked up a header file of an excel file.

A long sample with some different sound-textures. To preserve quality and reduce filesize this file has been compressed to flac.

A very re-samplable bit of digital glitching made using aphex twin's samplebrain app with some of my own drum samples as the input. Feel free to use for anything (but i'd love to see what you make with it!).

I did slightly edit the original audio so that it's not as ear exploding as the original. I will say that i don't think you should reupload this to roblox, but if you were going to, i would make it a lot quieter and slow it down. Long live glitched audio!https://www. Roblox. Com/library/530591527/glitched-audio. You don't have to, but if you do use this, please comment it down below cuss i'd love to see it!.

Pad.

Kinda fizzy and bubbly sounding.

This kind of noise consists of only values -1 or +1. This produces the maximum energy for the least peak to peak amplitude. The algorithm for this noise was created two years ago by myself in c++, as an imitation of noise generators in supercollider 2.

A harsh digital frequency sweep.

Flanged brown noise fades in slowly and passes with doppler.

Eleven "digital-sounding" wooshes.

Sound obtained from data file opened in audacity.

Restart with a high-pass distortion.

More blok modular sounds, sort of sweeps and glitches this time.

It is the sound of something coming fast. In reality it is a microphone being scratched against a table.

Noise heavily processed with chorus and delay. Slight lfo to lp filter cutoff. Recorded at 130bpm.

Used this as my start menu opening sound.

Used this as sub-menu opening sound.

Digital noise obtained from a badly burned audio cd.

Digital noise obtained playing an mpeg video file with an old winamp version (non video capable).

One sample run through lots of effects, but a large part of the sound is made by running the sample at really fast repetitions, so fast it just becomes a tone. That and making the sound repeat in fractions (?) or something like that. Like one trigger is 5 times and then the next is 3 times in the same space of time. Etc. Created by mangling a sample in reaper's js scripting language.

Something for glitch artists to take bits and pieces of. Created by mangling a sample in reaper's js scripting language.

Something for glitch artists to take bits and pieces of. Created by mangling a sample in reaper's js scripting language.

Something for glitch artists to take bits and pieces of. Created by mangling a sample with reaper's js scripting language.

Something for glitch artists to take bits and pieces of. Created by mangling a sample in reaper's js scripting language.

Sound obtained from the noise of some marbles in an aluminum bottle. After recording, the sound was processing in ableton live program.

These are glitch sounds i made through a technique called "databending. " basically i opened several pictures in audacity, and forced it to play them as sound files.

Recorded with zoom mic.

The sound of a digital phone dialing.

Bubble noize.

Glitch sound with pitch moving uppwards. Made in audacity.

Digital noise - rec with r1 - unprocessed - batteries went down while recording.

This audio clip is for the assignment audition 1 in the intro to multimedia class at cmc. Original audio clipshttp://www. Freesound. Org/people/daveincamas/sounds/27086/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/suonidibologna/sounds/149946/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/csengeri/sounds/96504/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/malexmedia/sounds/35250/http://www. Freesound. Org/people/studiorat/sounds/22349/changes were made to each clip to fit the requirements of the assignment which were:remove every other clock tick for 4 cycles, then every third, then every 4th. Remove pop around 58 seconds. Generally clean up pops in track. Remove background hiss. Remove 2 pops, increase amplitude to make louderremove the harshness of the kids s's, generally increase quality of track.

Just a short "blip" sound, can e. G. Be used for signalization of "you have sent a message".

This is a very brief sample obtained by opening a zip file with audacity. It sound a bit like a dial-up modem. It seems to work well for melodic solos and playing two or three note chords sounds good, too.

This is a random synthesized click-sound followed by a reverb with 200 ms pre-delay. I used cubase roomworks and roomworks se for the reverb, synth 1 for the click and various plugins to master the samples a little. Still they sound pretty unprocessed so you can edit them to fit your needs.

Sound of an electrocardiogram made with a digital watch. Projet “bruitages” coordonné par josé carrasco, classe de jérôme euphrosine au lycée français de barcelone, hiver 2013.

Brutal bass from fl.

Various reaktor tone generators, fm generators, filters, until it all folds to this. . . Whatever it is.

Composite video from a directv receiver routed into the line-in of a zoom zh1. Slightly denoised with izotope rx. Requires a sharp notch to get rid of some ugly high-end.

Composite video from a directv receiver routed into the line-in of a zoom zh1. Slightly denoised with izotope rx. Requires a sharp notch to get rid of some ugly high-end.

A friend of mine messing around with a drumcomputer and pitch shifter.

This is what happens when you make audacity open itself using the import any file function, it's kinda like eating you're own head.