3,304 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Sci"

This an echo sound made from a recording of snapping fingers recorded with a skullcandy crusher wireless headset. Then edited with audacity.

A warning alarm resembling a sci-fi nuclear alarm, with reverb added. It seamlessly loops as well. Made using a variety of synths.

Pulsing signal over strings, heavily inspired by the countdown of alan hawkshaw.

This drum loop will work well for styles: industrial, lo-fi, glitch.

A cheesy laser gun sound. Generated using ableton live's operator using a pitch envelope and a variety of filtering and lfos.

Improvisation with magnets clashing being re-sampled with granular synthesis.

A 100% modular synth bird. Sorry for clipping at 1:29. The bird went load. That bird. . . . :-).

Created using sounds recorded from an old electronic piano. Sound is looped and ready to be dropped in a sampler or edited for further use.

Sound of an operating vinyl plotter, recorded with zoom h5, 24 bit at 48000 khz.

Basic synth sting i created in fl studios as a sound effect for 80s style video. Feel free to use for any of your projects.

I made this sound a while ago, forgot how i made it. Recorded and processed in audacity.

Heavily processed water-drop sound.

A sound i've made using ableton, massive synth & morph 2.

Odd noise i created with a few vst's and a ton of effects in fl studio 10.

Roland jx8p my own sound patch.

Abadoned cave factory atmo background.

A beepbox. Co recreation of the 'cyberman activation' sound from the invasion (doctor who, 1968).

Space machine fantasyedited: yellofier, adobe + fxs + mastered.

This sound was made with audacity by editing together a generated beep, with a sound made by repeating a knock on a piece of cardboard. Hope you like it! :).

A dark drone string pad for postapocalyptic moments.

A huge screenshot of a facebook chat generated into an audio signal.

Playing with diy polivoks filter. Selfresonance, driven by lfo, no audio at input, just 50hz hum.

The sound of a jvc camcorder tape deck opening the being closed. Works for robotic sci-fi type things, etc.

My air conditioner, recorded with my pcm-m10 field recorder. Used as the basis for many sci-fi and creepy ambient sounds.

Probably you could use to simulate the sound in the ear after a explosion or to put in the background to make a tension scene.

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