569 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Computer Recording"

When you complete the level. The sound is created with reason 4. 0 and m-audio midi controller, recorded with reason 4. 0. It is made in 16 dec. 2014 in estonia.

An old laptop making weird sounds. It freeze, typing on the keyboard, than crashes and reboots. The fan was broken at that point. Recorded with an iphone 5c.

I've recorded a man saying ''aló'' (or ''allô'') in a creepy way with my phone. I slowed it down and added some effects to make it weirder.

Keyboard typing and mouse clicking: various sounds of keyboard typing, mouse clicking and rolling over wood table. Recorder: zoom h4n with the internal mic on 48khz with 24bit.

Sound pack with recordings of the corsair dark core rgb wireless mouse. Pressing every button on the mouse in order. Various clicking sounds. Recorded with the zoom h6 with the xyh-6 stereo cardiod microphone. Unprocessed.

Used audacity to record. I flicked a switch knife in front of my computer and put the blade back in it's holder several times.

This is what it sounds like on a computer’s fan, i manually clicked it on maximum speed for 30 seconds straight, recorded and edited on a iphone 13 pro device. Yes this is a laptop if you already know in the tags.

Analog recording on my sony handycam ccd tr716 hi8mm camcorder of a lullaby music box melody i wrote in fl studio. I played the music into the mic jack of the camcorder, recorded it, and played it back into the computer. Brand of tape is sony and it is hi8.

My firepod has gone wrong at last?! while recording a vocal section, a presonus firepod, an audio interface for computer, seemed to have some trouble in its audio processing. Or, it came to have a new audio effect function?.

Recording of a synthesizer loading patches from tape storage, made by placing a magnetic pickup next to the digital port during the load operation. (i don't recall specifically which synth was involved, sorry!).

Recording of a synthesizer loading patches from tape storage, made by placing a magnetic pickup next to the digital port during the load operation. (i don't recall specifically which synth was involved, sorry!).

I am playing on a viola softly on c e and g across 4 octaves without applying eq recorded with a dynamic microphone in my room with a computer using my hands to play the instrument.

Inserting a 5. 25-inch floppy disk into a micropolis 1053 i metafloppy floppy-disk drive. That's the sliding sound at the beginning. The second knock-knock type of sound is the press-down-and-hook drive latch being closed. The micropolis 1053 is a two-drives unit for s-100 bus early computers. This sound was recorded on the upper floppy-drive.

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

This is a slow version of the s. G. I. Buddhist mantra nam myo ho renge kyo. It was recorded by me with my voice and a bit of echo and reverb using the audacity program. The recording device used was my computer windows xp with a very low-end microphone. I downloaded a free audacity recording program.

Recording of a computer graphics card. Captured closing using a "telephone" pickup coil and a zoom h5 recorder. It's always nice to hear what projects you use these sounds for. Let me know!.

This is the sound that technology makes in the future. I know cuz im from the future and recorded this at 24bit/44. 1 khz. This asset also loops perfectly without any pops, enjoy!.

A morphagene-formatted reel of typing and tapping sounds on a vintage apple iie desktop computer. These sounds were recorded using a zoom h6 and cut into splices using reaper. Download, retitle the file as mg1. Wav (or whatever number is next available on your morphagene's sd card) and start patching!. For more information on the morphagene, check out its manual on our website: http://makenoisemusic. Com/modules/morphagene. . . . As well as a playlist of morphagene videos on our youtube channel: https://www. Youtube. Com/playlist?list=pl0jgfc0fwqshzzpzdtucojgcrgy4h0jsr. Happy patching!.

Cut version of this great recording by donyaquick: https://freesound. Org/people/donyaquick/sounds/330410/. "samples of all keys and drones separately from a harmonium. Recorded in the euterpea studio at yale university's department of computer science. Some equalization applied after recording. ".

Broken сd/dvd printer recordered at my office. Here is the sound of internal elements of device and retractable disc slot. Recording until pause is original sound. After pause is the same sound processed with gross beat plugin in fl studio 12.

My laptop disk slot opening and closing while making a high pitch beeping noise, recorded and processed in audacity.

Closeup recording of the backside of a tower pc, fans and the harddrive can be heard. Neighbor is banging around, you may need to loop a smaller part. Flac file test for the first time.

A sound effects cd i found. It's from 1989, bainbridge records called "living sound effects vol. Iv // shuttled through it to find the stuff i liked. √π¶∆¥.

Used shotgun shells falling onto a hard surface. I recorded this sound myself using the mic on my computer and some empty shotgun shells i found by simply dropping them on the floor.

Stereo-recording at home from my external hard-disk drive, turning as it is working on a large file, steady with only few variations. Slightly processed.

A standard light weight wooden door being closed on my computer study. The door is a light weight wooden door in a laminate floor room. The sound was recorded by holding a tascam dr-05 version 2 near to it while closing it.

Sound of an operating vinyl plotter, with bits of arpeggio-like sequences. Recorded with zoom h5, 24 bit at 48000 khz.

I switched on and off an old tape recorder. You can hear hum noise like an early synthesizer. The reason why it makes such noise is not sure, but that's the most important part of analog devices. Computer software cannot do that.

This audio contains a guitar performance of lily was here song. It was recorded using a fender player telecaster guitar and yamaha audio gram 6 audio interface as recording set up. Tempo: 108. The setup to record this performance and the other ones in the same dataset (five guitar dataset) is explained here: the setup used a yamaha audio gram 6 audio interface and reaper 10 to record guitar from direct input (di), a huawei p30 lite model mar-lx1a to record guitar from a mobile and a dell inspiron 13 5000 to record guitar from a computer. To record acoustic guitar in di, i used a fishman neo d single coin on larrivée and seymour duncan seth love on the eastman connected to a nap-5 stageman floor acoustic preamp going then to the audio interface. The computer and mobile were positioned approximately 3. 8 cm from the player position (measured from the twelve fret of the guitars). The electric guitars were plugged into a dv mark little jazz guitar amp which has a di output, that was connected to the audio interface. The amp was located at a distance of 114. 5 cm from the mobile and the computer.

This emulates the ambient noise of a planet sized computer and its associated gargantuan processes. I aimed for a "what if" scenario. What if v'ger could speak to other similar artificial entities of enormous size and complexity. Originally recorded on zoom h2. The sound was originally a styrofoam take-out container which i pressed down on and released several times. I then filtered it.

Electromagnetic, electronic, electricity, electric, energy, interference, digital, digital elements, technology, computer, experimental, noise, voltage, interference, static, hum, buzz, buzzing, buzzes, science fiction, sci-fi, futuristic, future, robotic, robot.

Strange beat. Recorded dry. No reverb. Why? answer i have sold my digital reverb. The one i had in my case. It's finally time for a spring reverb!!!gis_sweden goes fully analog! as long as i dont record with my computer. . .

A standard light weight wooden door being closed gently in my computer study. The door is a light weight wooden door in a laminate floor room. The sound was recorded by holding a tascam dr-05 version 2 near to it while closing it.

Pc speaker sounds, recorded by mic'ing the tower. Quite noisy, but still very funky in a beat. I used bawami to get my own midi files to play through the pc speaker in order to produce these sounds.

A guitar loop, recorded by plugging directly my guitar to my computer, and processed through guitar rig and some eq. And i apologise for my playing. :p.

Recording of a busy working epson v600 scanning a few 35mm film negatives. Lot's of adjusting sounds and transportation of the scanhead as the operation continues.

Sound record of static. Turned into an laser gun sound.

You were talking to your friend on the phone but it's too late! the curse has gotten them! this was a recording of the computer stereo mix when skype was having a problem. Like, kind of a major problem.

My take on a level-up sound i remembered from the past should be like today. Recorded on a zoom h2 of a large bell originally.

A set of wind chimes recorded with my sony ecm-ds70p mic through my sony mdz-n710 into my edirol audio interface recorded into audacity. I've tried to eq out my computer fan noise but it is still present. Photo: http://www. Flickr. Com/photos/str33ty/370769496/.

Here's a low volume, low frequency noise recorded during an acoustic survey of a condominium to identify a sleep-disturbing noise. It is primarily a combination of 13, 18 and 23 hz (5 hz steps). Not audible on computer speakers, it should be listened to on closed back headphones or very good quality sound system.

A late '90s desktop pc booting. The first few seconds are most eventful. Recorded with a zoom h1n, which was not completely stationary while recording (i was holding a small tripod). Includes pc speaker, fan, diskette drive and lots of hard drive noises.

Recording of a handheld game tronic device. I connected the device directly from the plate to the audio in of my computer. So the sound is kind of original. The batteries were little low, so the audio is mutated and sounds strange.

My computer starting up and shutting down in a quiet room around 11:30 pm. This thing has a solid-state drive of 120gb that is used to boot up windows 7 pro, and a wd green 500gb hard drive that is used to store nearly all my games, and tons of other large (compilations of) files including my five nights fangame files. This was recorded on the night of 4th september 2022, at 11:30 pm. As i am writing this, it's 11:12 am, monday, 5th september. This is my computer starting up and shutting down. (before you scold me for using a weak-ass computer, here are the specs and goodies). Gigabyte m68m-s2pamd phenom x3 720 2. 8ghz4gb ddr2-667 "unganged mode"gigabyte gp-gstfs31120gntdwd green wd5000aurx-63uy4y0asus radeon hd6570 1gb ddr3corsair vs350 psu 350w~~windows 7 pro~~windows 11 pro 64-bit (updated 9/10/2022). If you use this sound, you don't have to, but it would be nice to write my name in the credits and comment!. Edit - the small growl at the end when the fans stop ain't what you guess it is, it's a fan or the hdd's bearing having been ruined by age and emits this noise when spinning down. Yet i pulled up the gain, so it might not have been noticeable in real life.

Two seperate recordings of an old computer with a tweeter wired as a microphone, then hard panned, compressed, saturated, filtered and run through a ms-modifier a phaser and a 15 second long convolution reverb.

The chorus of cicadas and frogs we hear every night just after sunset here in sub tropical queensland. Recorded directly to my computer by shoving an akg c451eb out our patio door. Keen ears will hear our cast miaow once.

This is a high-quality foley sound effect of me typing on my logitech k811 keyboard. Chain: ev re320, mogami gold studio cable, apogee element 46. Daw: adobe auditionresolution: 48khz/24bit.

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

A "mockup" of footstep sounds, made by "drumming" with my fingers and nails on a cardboard box. Recorded with one of those sheap computer headset microphones, edited in audacity to remove the undesired parts. It sounds a bit like footsteps on a wooden floor.

Zoom h6 48khz-24bit recording of small computer speaker picking up interference from the modem.