Interference sound effects for signals that won't come through clean. Radio static hissing over a voice and a walkie-talkie breaking up mid-sentence. Then the hidden noise of everyday electronics, the buzz and glitch you only hear with a coil pickup held to a TV or a computer. Ugly, in a useful way. It's how sci-fi makes technology feel fragile.
Libraries
73
Publishers
39
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$2 to $82.80
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Within this unique collection, electromagnetic interference yields diverse sound effects, featuring guitar pickup buzzes, amp hums, and textured drones captured from various audio equipment.
Through electromagnetic microphone recordings, this collection delivers over 300 authentic electronic sound effects, featuring static noise, device operations, beeps, and glitches with professional metadata.
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.
Modern communication signals merge with interference patterns in this expansive collection, featuring over 530 distinct sound effects spanning one gigabyte of digital tones and accents.
Electromagnetic field sound effects recorded from active shipboard equipment, featuring 767 files of transformer and electric motor buzzes, stepper motor movement, interference, pulses, glitches, and crackles at 96kHz.
Walkie-talkie sound effects from the AEG Voxtel, Cobra MicroTalk, and Kenwood TK-3107, featuring button clicks, power beeps, squelches, feedback, static, interference, garbled speech, and pager rings.
Electrical interference sound effects created by converting data files into audio, featuring buzzes, EMF/EMI noise, broadband interference, short and long static, and glitches across 93 UCS-compliant 96kHz/24-bit files.
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.
Lo-fi horror sound effects built from analog degradation, tape decay, voltage distortion, glitch bursts, stingers, rising tensions, and signal interference textures delivered at 96kHz/24-bit.
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.
Electromagnetic interference sound effects recorded at 96kHz from active shipboard equipment including boiler panels, engine control room indicators and purifiers, capturing pulses, buzzes, glitches, whines and digital noise.
This library of science-fiction sound effects includes planetary ambiences, weapons, UI textures, sci-fi voices, radio transmissions, power fluctuations, and various electromagnetic system sounds.
This library contains 100 signal error sound effects, including 40 source recording errors and 60 designed unpleasant noises, organized within the Universal Category System.
Using specialized microphones, this collection features over 100 electromagnetic sound effects captured from various devices, offering 36 minutes of glitchy, machine-generated audio in high-quality formats.
Captured with specialized equipment, this comprehensive library features 350 EMF sound effects, including buzzes, hums, and glitches from various electronic devices and household appliances.
This comprehensive audio toolkit features over 300 sound effects, including radio broadcasts, vintage commercials, and emergency alerts, enabling creators to craft authentic background transmissions for various atmospheric scenarios.
Dark and unsettling sound effects combine church acoustics with manipulated recordings, creating atmospheric horror ambiences for media projects in pristine 24-bit/96kHz quality.
Interference is texture, and it does a lot of storytelling. A clean radio voice sounds like a studio. Add Static and dropouts and suddenly it's coming from a long way off, or from a ship in trouble. The libraries here cover the radio side, with military transmissions and old CB hardware, and the Electromagnetic side, recorded with pickups that turn the hidden fields around electronics into sound. The electromagnetic material is really useful for sci-fi interfaces and broken machines, where a short Glitch can sell a screen failing. Thrillers use interference for wiretaps and failing comms. Horror uses it when the radio picks up something it shouldn't.
![Distorted red and black VHS screen displaying glitch effects with the words “Play,” “HORRORSOUND,” “[DECONSTRUCT],” “LO-FI HORROR,” and “VHS” shown in text, reflecting a retro horror style.](https://cdn.sonniss.com/storage/2026/08/horrorsound.org-Deconstruct-300x300.jpg)
