Blue sound effects, the keyboard kind. Blue switches are the loud, clicky ones on a mechanical keyboard, with a crisp snap on every press that's close to an old typewriter. They sit among red, brown, optical, laptop and office boards. Alongside comes a set of audio test sweeps and noise.
A blue switch has a separate click on top of the keystroke, which is why it sounds busy even under a slow typist. It suits a hacker scene or an office on deadline. For something softer, the Laptop keys and membrane boards go quieter, and the Keypad recordings cover number entry. The test sweeps and noise work in quick, clean layers when a scene needs electronic edge.
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