The Heads Up Display sound effects library is the first instalment in the Robotic Creations Collection.

Each library within the Robotic Creations Collection contains sound effects designed to match five different robotic personalities with their own unique sonic characteristics: Mimo, the robot buddy; Q5, the vintage robot; NGage, the exosuit; Gregory, the android; and Firewall, the mech suit.

Our library looks like it only contains 150 files, but each file includes numerous sound effects for ease of use while editing. In order to help you work faster and more efficiently, you will find:

All shorter sound files include multiple iterations, providing you with plenty of options all within the same sonic family. No more searching for a whole new file or manipulating that one great sound when you need to introduce subtle variations.

All longer sounds loop seamlessly. No need to spend precious time finding the exact right place to create a loop.
This library features the internal tech sounds that you would hear within each distinctive robot’s heads-up display, such as:

150+ interface beeps
80+ success beeps
70+ fail beeps
50+ data readouts
45+ countdowns
15+ alarms
100+ power ups
95+ power-downs

OUND DESIGN TOOLKIT
EQUIPMENT NECESSARY

Third-party software and hardware are not included in this purchase and should be purchased separately by the customer.
KONTAKT (version 3.5.0.025 or higher)
TouchOSC
Apple iPad

DESIGN TOOLKIT
Boom Box Library's sound design toolkits allow you to create endless variations, tailoring sounds specifically to the needs of your project. All sound effects are pre-mapped to the sampler Kontakt by Native Instruments and can be triggered with a MIDI keyboard or further manipulated with a tablet via our custom TouchOSC layouts. Together, these tools give you the hands-on experience of performing live changes such as pitch and time alteration as well as playing back multiple layers of sounds at once. Our Toolkits take you beyond simple editorial, giving you everything you need to design your own unique take on the Boom Box Library sound.