Add character to your projects with natural, unique human sound effects. Give your scene’s personality with the colourful, go-to recordings of The Odyssey Collection: Humans.

Be prepared for any project with recordings of humans of all ages from around the globe, including categories that are most-needed and difficult to record — from flavorful walla and massive crowds to radio announcements, baby coos, laughter, and adult vocalizations of all sorts.

Explore sounds from Odyssey Humans

Listen to a small sample from a variety of categories.

Useful for Any Project
Bring life to any scene with an extensive and diverse collection of high-quality human recordings — from bar walla to baby coos.

Multi-Channel Recordings
Build adaptable, authentic and immersive crowd backgrounds with over 300 multi-channel sounds.

Seamless Integration
Walla and crowd sounds recorded in natural acoustic environments provide an optimal level of blend into your scenes.

Most Needed Categories
Strengthen your library with rich, diverse recordings in the most commonly used categories like Walla, Crowds, Voices and more.

Authentic Sonic Mastery
Deliver your best with world-class sound captured throughout award-winning careers by two masters of the craft.

Sound artists need an extensive and diverse collection of human sounds to cover all ages and locations. Each recording in this library was captured with a dedication to gathering useful, flavorful, high-quality sounds from all walks of life – so you’re covered for every person, group, and crowd.

Developed in an exclusive collaboration with Academy Award®-winners Mark Mangini and Richard L. Anderson, Odyssey Humans delivers a huge variety of natural, high-quality recordings from around the globe – so you can focus on staying creative and delivering your best sound.

“Richard and I recorded these sounds with the focus on sound as a storytelling aspect of the cinematic experience. Often captured “acoustically” in real world spaces, these sounds lay in to edit sessions with minimal mix work because they were intended to enhance narrative media.”
– Mark Mangini (Blade Runner 2049, Mad Max: Fury Road)