1,661 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Sci Fi Effects"

Layer of sample in reverse mod.

Could use this for someone having a panic attack, or future cyber punk.

I take it for the phone vibrates and also used in my film for electric motor starter.

80's horror. An electronic sound that alternates between two adjacent notes. [cc zero] b72.

Rhythmic pattern interspersed with transients, formant sounds. 21 splices in the reel formatted and oven-ready for morphagene. Enjoy!.

Crap laptop with shity fan.

A sound created from bubbles of sparkling wine/dźwięk stworzony z bąbelków musującego wina.

I took another sample from a malfunctioning arcade cabinet, this time giving off a repetitive droning hum. Listening to it without context, i imagine being in a control center containing heavy industrial computing machines.

Time dilation dilated into concave ambient drone washes.

An ethereal-sounding digital woosh effect. Created using xfer serum, layered with various abstract samples. Perfect for transitions, motion, or hud/ui elements.

A cool descent sound that is new age and very beautiful as well as very clear. Mixed it myself using fl studio. I enjoyed it very much. Feel free to use.

I was trying to record noise outside my house with my phone, but when i tried to amplify the noise, this was the result. Thank you to renard_v for pointing out that these are decoding artifacts/compression artifacts. I didn't know it can sound like that when amplified.

This is a sound effect i created using bfxr. You don't need to credit me. You can download this file as needed and use it for anything. You can support me by donating to my ko-fi page here: https://ko-fi. Com/staycalm182.

Rumble or drone like sound. I call it hypnotic cause i associate it with the feeling of being dizzy.

Sfx - speaking into a zoom h6, removed various frequencies inorder to remve speech. Sound like a robot noise or alien noise.

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This sound is heavy enough. . . .