Bar sound effects from both sides of the counter. Out front, the hum of a busy room: chatter, laughter and glasses clinking. Behind the bar, the detail: ice scooped and crushed, bottles opened, cocktails shaken, drinks poured, coffee machines hissing away. Quiet taverns. Packed pubs. Most of it recorded in real venues, so the room sounds lived in.
Libraries
37
Publishers
24
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9.99 to $499
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Madrid bar terrace sound effects capturing afternoon and evening crowd loitering, chatter, cutlery and plates, chair movement, and café and restaurant interiors.
This library of ambience sound effects features diverse bars, restaurants, and food courts, including quiet taverns, busy family eateries, and open-air street-side venues.
Versatile bar ambience recordings capture diverse atmospheres, from bustling crowds to tranquil moments, featuring authentic sound effects and South African voices in the background.
Inside busy establishments, authentic sound effects capture the essence of drink preparation, from steaming milk and grinding coffee beans to shaking cocktails and crushing ice.
This comprehensive collection features authentic bar sound effects captured in both live settings and studio, including glassware, equipment handling, drink preparation, and ice manipulation sounds.
Modern metallic sound effects cover diverse tones, from glockenspiel-like chimes to ethereal resonances, created using crowbars and steel objects for authentic percussion elements.
Latin American Spanish walla sound effects recorded across Buenos Aires, capturing authentic crowd conversations and background chatter inside busy restaurants, markets, schools, transit stations, and public parks.
Football crowd reaction sound effects featuring outdoor bar and beer parlor ambiences with walla, goal cheers, and game night energy captured at 96kHz/24-bit in stereo.
A collection of New York City sound effects featuring downtown Manhattan street life, subway platforms and trains, a public square, and a lively Irish pub crowd.
48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
A collection of crowd sound effects in Spanish, Catalan, and Menorcan from various social settings. Includes original ambisonic files with stereo, 5.1, and 7.1.2 decoded versions.
Professional South African voice actors deliver authentic crowd sound effects and ambient dialogue in multiple local languages, creating genuine background atmospheres for diverse media productions.
48 to 96 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, Surround.
This comprehensive collection features authentic South African sound effects, including soccer crowds, vuvuzelas, protests, and urban ambiences captured across Cape Town's diverse locations.
Precisely captured sound effects of beer glasses, featuring 96kHz recordings of pintglasses and steins, from delicate handling to liquid pours, with detailed metadata.
Barcelona's vibrant atmosphere comes alive through 40 high-quality sound effects, featuring 153 minutes of urban recordings from iconic locations, crowds, and street life, captured in multiple perspectives using professional ORTF recording techniques.
The realistic sound effects capture music genres at varying distances, featuring adaptable loops for creating authentic club and bar ambiance both indoors and outdoors.
A bar scene lives or dies on its background. Too clean and it feels like an empty studio. Too busy and nobody can hear the dialogue. The ambiences here range from a few quiet regulars in a Pub to packed rooms on a Friday night, with general Murmur and walla in different languages for when the crowd needs to sound local. The bar foley is the other side of it. Glassware and shakers recorded close, so you can sync a drink being made to the picture. Restaurants and food courts sit nearby too. And because a bar can also be a lump of metal, there are some weighty metal impacts in the mix as well. Films and podcasts use them all the time.