Elektrosluch sound effects, 2 libraries in all. They are filed under Sci-fi and Computers, and they come from 2 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
A comprehensive collection of electromagnetic field sound effects featuring over 130 minutes of otherworldly recordings from various electrical devices, captured using the rare LOM Elektrosluch 3+ sensor microphone.
Vintage analog RE-201 Space Echo delivers authentic sound effects, including mechanical noises, oscillations, and echoes, capturing the essence of classic science fiction equipment.
Electromagnetic recordings transformed into dynamic sound effects, featuring drones, risers, and UI elements, captured at 192kHz from various electronic devices and machinery for versatile sound design applications.
Modular synths produce 53 high-quality static sound effects, including electric crackles and radio transmissions, spanning 32 minutes of frequencies, engines, and atmospheric hums.
Electromagnetic field sound effects recorded at 96kHz from active shipboard electrical systems including power transformers, distribution panels, battery chargers, and elevator motors, capturing buzzes, hums, arcs, whines, and glitches with dynamic tonal variations.
96 to 192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
Electromagnetic field sound effects captured with Soma Ether and LOM Elektrouši transducers, covering high-voltage buzz, pylon corona discharge, digital glitches, radio static, arcs, and pulsing harmonic drones across 105 files.
Electronic interferences, glitches, and transmission noises comprise this 224-track collection of high-definition sound effects, featuring synthesized buzzes, hums, and malfunctions for multimedia projects.
This collection captures electromagnetic fields emanating from household devices, translating invisible waves into audible sound effects filled with mysterious hums, glitches, and crackling textures.
This specialized collection features 336 sound effects derived from electromagnetic frequencies, capturing unique audio from radio equipment, electronics, and circuit components in various states of operation.
