Asking \Gee\ for help since Google is a total absolute nigger nowadays.I'm trying to find a wav (sound file really, I don't really care the format) for that classic Windows 3 PC speaker "beep" sound for errors, warnings and whatnot.Thanks frens, appreciate your help.
You mean something like this?https://github.com/MCPlayer2015/all-windows-sounds
>>108853327Nice, I'll take note of that site, thank you.But not what I was looking for really, what I'm looking for is the default PC Speaker "beep" not the wav system sounds.
>>108853347its was a hardware buzzer wasn't it? i remember different motherboards sound different from other ones.
>>108853532Probably, I recall it also on showed up on a few movies as well, it was like 2 quick "notes" one right after the other, first one higher than the other, that's the best my monke brain can describe it.
>>108853566you nigger that's a windows xp sound
>>108853620>PC speaker
>>108853658PC Speaker is 1 bitYou can't have one note higher than the other on it.Your zoomer fake nostalgia glasses need to be wiped off.
>>108853669What the fuck.
Man this is getting harder than I thought it would be, and every Google hit being "SAAR TO FIX YOU'RE BEEPING WARNING TRY THIS TOP 10 LIST OF TROUBLE SHOUTING" or similar doesn't help.Closest thing I found was installing Win 3.0 on DOSBox, it kinda sounds the same I remember but not quite, also it's distorted but I think that's due to cycles.
If it's a Windows sound, it'll be somewhere in this video, but the video is 18 minutes long and I got bored after two minutes due to brainrot:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ORCn4Ae3-yYI think I know the noise you mean (dee-doot) and it might not be a Windows one. It might be from some specific software, like a message notification or something.
>>108854291Wait! Try the noise at 4:29! Is that the one you want?Anyway, if you have a computer that can make the noise, you can look in the Windows files and copy the sound file.
>>108854303>>108853620>>108853658i guess you could have read the thread if you were gonna go through all that effort anyways lmafo
Ehhhhh it'll do, not sure if this is how I remember it but it's really close:https://vocaroo.com/15bvr40Ac7An>>108854291>>108854303Thanks, but it wasn't a "sound file", it was a PC speaker buzz kinda thing.
>>108853315PC speaker beeps were just square waves put out by the BIOS, no?
>>108854321>https://vocaroo.com/15bvr40Ac7Anthat's the bomb placement sound from Zelda 1
>>108854321>>108854329If the sound isn't in the software but in the hardware (and it sounds like it is), then the only way to get it is to find someone online who recorded it.OP, are you looking for these? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-on_self-testThe Wikipedia page won't help you find the sounds, but you will definitely have more luck if you know what the beeps are called.
>>108853315There was a somewhat-less-common DOS launcher called "Direct Access" by 5th Generation systems. It worked as a captive menuing system, and was often paired with Windows 3.x. Entering undefined function keys would make the PC speaker beep a falling two-tone "uh-oh" sound. Maybe that's what you're thinking of?
>>108853532>>108853669>>108854329>>108854428you can have pc speaker play whatever the fuck you wanthttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IOL4q5tDDQ
>>108853681He’s right, but you can use PWM to create the effect of other sounds.
>>108853315a PC buzzer doesn't play sound files, it just buzzes at a given frequencywhat you need is a RECORDING of the beep, and if you're after a very specific color of that beep, you'll need a recording of a specific speaker shapeif you don't have an old PC yourself, look up on youtube videos of old PCs booting up and snip your own sample
>>108856349Yeah I hoped someone had already recorded it, turns out nobody ever did, or at least I couldn't find it because of this SEO faggotry of late, now ultra-charged by AI.I don't have my old computers anymore, so I guess this is as good as it gets:>>108854321>>108854164
