1,968 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Computer"

For a computer game the robot sound, reminding the well-known r2d2 was necessary. To create such sound it turned out similar means (a compound of synthetic and natural soundings in processing).

A dell dimension l600r being booted up and turned off. This will work nicely for those needing genuine sounds from an old computer. The mic was placed directly inside the computer's chassis with the side door closed. No noise-removal has been applied on this recording. Most of the sound in this recording comes from the maxtor hard drive, as well as the 3. 5 floppy drive, cpu fan, and psu fan. Also includes a post beep.

Robot sound effects.

Click from my laptop, without much static noise.

Mouse clicks for everyone!.

This is a bird going tweet tweet tweet tweet tweet. Rode nt1-a in the window > mixer > computer > energyxt.

Made up for a science fiction role playing game. A group of fanatic cyborg monks chant in binary.

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

Futuristic alarm with a little bass to it. Crispy and groooovy.

Tinkle of champagne glasses, sound captured at home through computer micro directly to audacity.

Door squeak, sound captured at home through computer micro directly to audacity.

Shaking plastic stoppers inside a plastic container, captured by computer micro directly to audacity.

Old external hard drive booting up then shutting back down. Recorded with moto g7.

Scotrail station announcer, recorded on location with a zoom portable device.

Noises from a unibody computer with wifi and bluetooth enabled.

I forget what this one even sounds like.

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

Typing on a dell keyboard. Recorded on h4n.

A computer-generated voice build specifically for a video game called artemis spaceship bridge simulator. I wrote the text, put it through a royalty-free text to voice generator. Then i edited it in pro tools with several fx to achieve the proper mood. I specifically use it with artemis bridge tools, which lets this track be triggered by game events. I am not affiliated with this video game in any way. Just a passionate sound designer with a gaming habit. For this track, the computer says "docking complete. ".

Some more wireless computer mouse clicks and scroll wheel. Recorded with sennheiser mke600 boom mic into zoom h5.

This is windows xp shutdown, but mad!!!.

This is a good special weapons laser sound, like shield disabling.

Short high-pitched click sound.

A binary voice speaking in icelandic. Quality is not so good but she is clear and funny in a dark way.

Rocks being shaken in a bucket. Recorded with a low quality computer mic. Processed in audacity.

Sounds like a robot engine thing.

Translated assembly program. Https://ruslanas. Github. Io/8bit-assembly/.

Sound-toy for pets, sound captured at home through computer micro directly to audacity.

Opening book and going through pages, sound captured at home through computer micro directly to audacity.

Wood doll articulated with strings, sound captured through computer micro directly to audacity.

Robot sound, breath_bot.

I made this using a crowd talking file and edited it on wavepad.

A sawtooth frequency with some reverb that sounds like an alarm of some kind.

Computer generated cinematic sfx : snowstorm, heard from indoors.

Guitar scale with a 8-bit plugin added. [cc zero].

This sound was made by sunvox.

I recorded a data-center sound with the lr microphone of zoom h6 recorder.

48khz 24bits recording (rode nt5 into rme babyface pro) - cleaned in rx7.

A decent sound effect, even the slower version is hard on the ears.

Plucking two rubber bands stretched across the shell of an empty coconut. Rode nt1-a > mixer > computer > energyxt.

Recording at a window by a computer as it rains lightly. Typing on plastic keys of a standard pc keyboard.

Something really old i found tucked away in my computer. Apparently i was trying to create an echo.

Circuit bent (dyslexic friendly) speak and spell toy transferred to computer via handy headphone output.

This is the sound of my scanner working. It makes me sleepy and gives me a false sense of cold.

Oh no! mr. Robot has a blown fuse!.

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

Countdown vocoder, computer voice. I recorded this countdown, and added a vocoder effect using reasons producer software.

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

A classic 8-bit music made using beepbox.

Short twangy melody on 2 string gourd. Recorded at 22khzdirect to computer in 1989.