Concert sound effects from the audience side of the stage. Applause, cheers, whistles and shouts, clapping in time, and a crowd swelling as the night gets going. Big and warm. Some come in surround and ambisonics, and there's disappointment too, for the show that doesn't go to plan.
Diverse crowd sound effects capture authentic audience reactions, from rhythmic clapping to cheers, featuring varying group sizes and atmospheric intensities for professional media productions.
48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
A library of Spanish and Menorcan crowd sound effects, featuring applause, cheers, and atmospheres. Includes ambisonic source files with decoded stereo, 5.1, and 7.1.2 versions.
A collection of 50 high-resolution applause sound effects from various interior and exterior settings, featuring small to large audiences with clapping and optional integrated cheering.
Extensive collection of urban sound effects recorded over five years in Montreal, featuring 365 interior and exterior ambiences spanning all seasons, neighborhoods, and cultural environments.
This diverse collection features 200 crowd sound effects captured in various settings, from indoor studio audiences to outdoor sporting events, protests, and convention gatherings.
48 to 96 kHz, 16 to 24-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo, Surround.
This diverse sound library features natural human sound effects, from crowd walla to baby sounds, with over 300 multi-channel recordings captured worldwide in authentic acoustic environments.
From sitcoms to theaters, this comprehensive collection features 272 high-definition sound effects capturing diverse audience reactions, including laughter, applause, and authentic crowd ambience.
Professional surround sound effects captured in iconic LA venues, featuring authentic crowd reactions and cheers recorded using quad microphones from central audience positions.
Extensive collection of interior and exterior crowd sound effects captured in high definition, featuring ambient recordings from museums, parades, and amusement parks in pristine 24bit/96khz quality.
A concert crowd has to rise and fall with the show, so swells and reactions do more of the work than a single clap. The surround library was recorded from the middle of the audience, which puts the crowd all around the room. Lovely for a live scene. Applause comes at different group sizes and intensities, along with cheers and a bit of disappointment. Smaller rooms get sitcom and talk show audiences with laughter, while Stadium roars and crowd murmurs cover the big nights and the wait before they start.