364 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Computer Noise"

“hailing frequencies open!”. Computer blip/chirp sounds, for all your science fiction game/film needs. Havefun.

Synth experiment that kinda resembles a helicopter.

Information encoded with some sort of impulse modulation.

It was a selfie altered in processing p5.

A description of a grinding noise that my macbook air makes -- i wonder what the cause is.

A couple of computer-sounding noises from a korg ms-20.

Mix of various other sounds found here in freesound, i needed the background noise of a stock market for a video and this is the result.

Series of knocks on glass computer screen. Could be used to simulate knocking on screen from inside or outside computer or television screen. Cleaned up to remove ambient noise. Clean knocks.

Manipulated sounds, mainly dogs barking, recorded into a korg kaoss pad3 from a hp computer. The recordings on each pad edited to fit a time frame. Played on four pads on the korg pad and recorded back into the hp computer into cubase. Then manipulated further using standard eq and a tint of reverb. Location: reykjanesbær, iceland.

A weird noise i got when recording radio static and using a dvd burner on my computer at the same time.

A mixture of different noise types (pink and white) to create a looping, static-like sound. Could probably be used for lots of games or animations, especially sci-fi ones. Uses the "zero" (no credit) license.

Reworking the blue screen of death sound in audacity. -------------------------------------------------------music used: mf doom - one beer (https://www. Youtube. Com/watch?v=6jd0vicl4og)adjusted the repeat rate using a 50 hertz square wave tone. I hope this sound is realistic, but for you it might be scary.

A murky sounding, pulsating, composition with some noise. Two different filters sends the sound to respective stereo channel. No effects added in the modular or in the computer.

Coffee cup sliding along my desk, some fan noise in the background.

Background white noise recorded at a computer test lab. Constant drone with no beeps or clicks.

This is the sound of wind as generated by my naturalnoisegen program. Naturalnoisegen uses several timed generators to produce complex natural noises. In this case, 80 low-frequency generators were used.

Cleaned up version of ueffects' mouse click recording. No noise, no background, no room.

Me typing random stuff on my computer. Recorded with a tbone sc440 usbeffect: noise-reductionfeel free to use this for whatever you want - you dont need to give me credit but if you want to use the direct link to this sound or "www. Valentinsblog. Com".

Just tiuuuuu.

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.

A wobbly robot noise. Could double as a satellite or a strange machine noise.

Click from my laptop, without much static noise.

Created in audacity. A 2000hz sine wave with a tremolo effect and some pink noise.

A final 'boop' from the circuitry of a toy.

Recorded from line-in from a 13-year-old boombox tuned to the bottom of the am dial and placed near the computer. You can hear the cd-player starting up, working, stopping, working again. At one point i skip through a track with winamp creating a choppy sound. When the cd player stops you can hear the base computer noise.

Short glitch from a music render.

Noise fade into wobbling sound. A machine noise from space ship engine-room with ahigh eletric pitch sound computer blinking or a metallic needlecreated woith buzz tracker.

This sound was made by sunvox.

Some kind of readout, computer thinking or calculating process.

I needed beeping noises for some sci-fi ambiance, so i recorded the microwave beeps with my zoom recorder.

Patching with eurorack analog modular synth. No external effect or computers used here.

Sci-fi noise/ambience.

Patching with eurorack analog modular synth. No external effect or computers used here.

This happened when i pulled the mic out of the computer in audacity, this will loop.

Sound / noise from the electromagnetic frequencies of a macbook computer while streaming music on youtube. There seems to be a lot of radiation and interference from the device. Recorded with a micbooster electromagnetic pick-up into a zoom h6.

Recording of a 1995 compaq computer desktop hard drive. Features electronic whirring, powering up / down sounds, whirring, clicking, "memory access" noise. Could be used for e. G. A movie scene with computers in the background, glitchy techno, etc.

Skype interference or feedback sound effect. Its the sound your computer makes if your speakers are too loud. What happens is that your computer plays the sound coming from the person on the other side and then it plays over there and then plays back on your computer, it builds up in waves. Just turn your sound down and it should go away.

Punching computer keyboard in the afternoon. You can hear some office noises in the background. Also, a plane flies by high up in the air. Audio technica at835 into sony mini disk portable recorder.

More vinyl crackle, noise and other surface sounds saved from records i’ve recorded into my computer. Have fun.

Another example on "listening" to a computer. Many sounds you hear are overtones from fans. The sharp noise is data transfers. Most of the sounds are caused by moving the mouse. The processors are not "heard" by placing a small antenna between the flat cables from two hard discs, you can capture the data packages. That may be done next time.

Created with audio paint from this image rainbow lace with default settings.

Patching with eurorack analog modular synth. No external effect or computers used here.

Typing on a macbook pro recorded with iphone 12 max, cleaned up a touch with rx for background hum and noise.

My very first glitch sound i made by importing raw data in audacity.

A glitch sound made by importing a blender project as raw audio data in audacity. Blender is 3d modelling software if you didn't know. Made with audacity.

Futuristic sound fx.

The wonderful sounds of a 1981 ibm pc model 5150 being turned on, the 5. 25" disk drive checking if a diskette is inserted, the pc emitting its idle hum, and finally being turned back off.

Sound of some machinery rooms in the upf's laboratories building. Taken with a zoom h recorder, near the doors, because of the restricted area. Taken in the computer rooms building (tallers).

Computer generated female american english voiceover mixed with clipped white noise and distortions using audacity to simulate voice over radio.

This is sound of something like turn on radio device. Can use in games and in other stuff. Made in fl studios.