494 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Synthetic"

A trippy fm bell / shooting star effect.

Made with sophia.

Whole process of taking out a cello from its synthetic sheath (a lot of rustling resulting from this) and then manipulating it, adjusting its leg. Mic: schoeps c-mit 5.

Generated 10 minutes of white noise, applied some eq and what i may call stereo expansion, and got this thing that should be good enough to be used as an ambient sound for cold weather or polar wind. Many of the sounds i have found here and elsewhere, have other noises and/or were created through other methods like blowing.

Synthetic noise. Background noise.

Synthesizer: fruity dx10.

Sine wave tone in 440hz.

A synthesized snare sample.

Synthesizer: fruity dx10. Pitch: c6.

Synthesizer: sytrus. Pitch: c6.

Wind in stereo. Made with vcv rack 2.

A dark hit.

A synthetic vehicle slowing down to stop with backfire. Feel free to use for your products, and let me know if you do.

Ableton live synthesis.

Kick.

From a minimoog.

Just weird.

Golpe contra una mesa.

Ableton, fx, dune.

From a minimoog.

Created with garageband.

From hark sound pack.

Otherworldly loops.

Just weird 2.

From a minimoog.

High-pitched bell ring with some vibration.

Synthetized using a vintage yamaha psr-36 keyboard. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

Voice tag for a site that never came to be.

Synthetic overclocking for dance music, sample.

I made this with an old-fashioned sysntheseizer.

A sound forge work.

Digital writing sound. Synthesized with vcv rack.

Hum machinery power synthetic machine sci-filoopable sound generated and modified in adobe audition. I wanted it to sound like a space ship hum or exotic power station.

Synthesizer: fruity dx10.

Made in fl studio a long time ago.

Synthetic thunder storm. Made on a casio keyboard.

Click sound effect.

Synthesizer: fruity dx10.

Synthesizer: fruity dx10.

Virtual ans.

A sound i made using serum synth.

Simple lead.

A simple melody that sounds like an electric guitar.

Flanged brown noise fades in slowly and passes with doppler.

Completely synthetic heartbeat at approximately 60bpm. Note: very low bass, you probably won't hear this on a laptop/tablet. . . It only works on headphones or through a set of real speakers.

Windswept and phone-like drone withering off into the distance.

Processed piano recording, changes speed extremely fast.

Metallic crackling created from samples with lots of processing.

Weird resonant atmosphere created with an excellent sound generator.

Horror-type drone created with an excellent sound generator.