Science Sounds
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Attribution 3.0
UFO Takeoff
Imaginary alien craft taking off slow then speeding away...electronically engineered oscillator and lfos included. ableton device processing. one shot or loop possible.
Sonidor
Attribution 3.0
UFO Landing
Imaginary alien craft descending fast and slowing down...electronically engineered oscillator and lfos included. Ableton device processing. One shot or loop possible.
Sonidor
Attribution 3.0
Chimpanzee
Chimpanzee or monkey making crazy monkey sounds while hopping around its cage. Great for zoo or laboratory sounds.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Real Heart Beat
Very real and deep sounding heartbeat sound. Took a beating heart sound and made pitched it down to make it sound more movie like
Mike Koenig
Public Domain
Comet
Sound of a Comet flying through the sky. Great astral space or science fiction sound effect. Could even be used for a rocket or missile.
Attribution 3.0
Laser
Laser shooting sound. Sounds like a laser gun for a sci fi flick or similar.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Robot Arm Moving
Small fast robot movements. Robot arm and leg movement sound effects.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Robot Leg Moving
Robot arm and leg movement sound effects. Small fast robot movements. Robot walking or grabbing something.
Mike Koenig
Attribution 3.0
Sci Fi Robot
sci fi robot or science fiction robot moving. Great for a robot walking or moving his arm or even rotating appendages.
Mike Koenig
Personal Use Only
Beam Me Up Scotty
Beam me up Scotty the sound that teleporter made when beaming up people in Star Trek
Attr-Noncommercial 3.0
Faulty Mechanics
Metal and electric mechanical clicking and popping and glitching. Great for a workshop or strange science lab.
Stephan Schutze
Attribution 3.0
Large Industrial Robot
Sound of a large industrial robot moving. Sounds like a robot from a manufacturing facility.
Mike Koenig