2,795 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Retro"

1-up sound (old school 8bit style).

Electric guitar, clean, county style but with a some start and stop moments.

Retro 8bit sound effects from my public domain game anarch, made from my own recordings.

Improvising with 38911bytesv4 free plug in (commodore 64 emulator).

This is a sound of my own personal design for work. Enjoy! i hope you find this "retro" sound useful for one of your projects!. - christopher c. Courter.

A loopable chiptune bit i made for a game jam. I hope someone finds it useful!.

The cload command buzzer. Output from atari800win plus 4. 1 emulator.

Dead/dying sound. Modulated synth playing chromatic digital dying sound. Www. Daleaudio. Comtwitter @dalegrins!.

Werid sound i made with garageband.

Remix of https://freesound. Org/people/hunterscrossbow/sounds/149778/ to make a creepy ambience.

Made with some old synths and a gameboy running lsdj.

A little simple melody i made with musagi for a unity project. You canse it at your will as long as you give the proper credits :).

(beep boop) loop video game like tune. You can use this for whatever you wanna use it for!enjoy. Made with splash.

One shot sample of an 8-bit explosion. Potentially useful in retro/8-bit video games.

An inspirational chillectronica track made with the synthesizerspodolski and triplecheese.

This is a recording from spaceship engine room. The ship is old and so are the machines.

Listen to this from your fanny pack mounted walkman while racing go carts.

Imagine going to a graveyard with a lantern. Imagine going to an enchanted house. This sound can bring the excitement to all of the following scenes that are mysterious!.

A "clip" sound recorded from an acutal cassette [cc zero].

Original nokia ringtone with vibrations.

Pulsing signal over strings, heavily inspired by the countdown of alan hawkshaw.

Beep sound recording from an actual answering machine tape [cc zero].

A retro "fire the projectile" sound in an old-school 8-bit video game. Sounds like it should be on an enemy instead of the main player since it's quite dark and hollow. Generated with a periodic 1-bit noise pattern.

Lo tom.