Pedestrian sound effects for streets full of people going about their day. Footsteps passing on the pavement and snatches of conversation drifting by. Crowds bunching at a crossing. Heard from the kerb, or from an apartment window above it. Busy city centres and quieter side streets, recorded in real places, so the people sound like they live there.
Libraries
80
Publishers
46
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$9 to $450
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Moscow's urban soundscape captures authentic city life through 27 sound effects, featuring pedestrian activity, conversations, and ambient elements recorded across multiple downtown locations throughout the seasons.
Public space crowd sound effects recorded in airports, train stations, markets, museums, shopping malls, restaurants, pubs, schools, parks and stadiums, featuring chatter, public announcements, footsteps and live music.
New York City crowd sound effects recorded in Central Park, The Met, Grand Central Station, subway halls, Times Square, Chinatown markets, plus traffic, horns, and bus station platforms.
London ambience sound effects featuring 24-bit/96kHz recordings of busy streets, cafes, construction sites, passing traffic, quiet parks, and heavy bridge rumbles captured across the UK capital.
A collection of sound effects from Palermo, Italy, featuring recordings of construction sites, public parks, city streets, and the general ambience of urban life.
48 kHz, 24-bit. Formats: Stereo, Surround, Ambisonic B.
A library of Spanish urban ambience sound effects, including traffic, construction, and pedestrian zones. Files are delivered in stereo, 5.1, 7.1.2, and original ambisonic formats.
Nine hours of apartment roomtones, including urban ambiences, rain, interior sounds, and neighbor construction sound effects, with open and closed window variations provided for each location.
This collection contains nine hours of residential ambience sound effects from apartments and a beach house, including cityscapes, construction, rain, and open/closed window variations.
A comprehensive collection of 78 high-quality sound effects capturing authentic urban environments, featuring construction zones, town squares, and city streets across 3.5 hours of meticulously recorded ambient audio.
Authentic urban sound effects capture Warsaw's essence through 206 minutes of ambient recordings, from bustling Old Town squares to tranquil parks and public transport atmospheres.
Diverse collection captures authentic human activity sounds, from bustling cafes to subway stations, featuring realistic crowd interactions and sound effects in various everyday settings.
Professional ambience recordings capture the dynamic energy of rush hour, featuring sound effects from busy corporate crowds and business district pedestrians.
Through 57 immersive sound effects, Portugal's capital unfolds with binaural recordings capturing diverse cityscapes, from bustling trams to tranquil gardens, complete with tourist chatter and maritime ambience.
From London's bustling stations to tranquil fountains, this collection captures authentic urban sound effects, including traffic, geese, and marching bands across iconic city locations.
From waterfalls to urban spaces, this comprehensive collection captures Iceland's diverse soundscape, featuring natural sound effects, city ambiences, and pristine 24-bit recordings from across the Nordic landscape.
Urban and rural sound effects captured across Midwest cities showcase diverse ambiences, from Chicago's bustling trains to Indiana's peaceful countryside, delivered in high-quality 24-bit format.
Pedestrians are the life in a city recording. Without them a street is just Traffic. The ambiences here come from sidewalks and squares in big cities, recorded in surround and ambisonics as well as stereo, so the crowd can wrap around a scene. Some are taken from inside apartments with the window open, which is exactly how a character hears the street below. Walla fills in the voices when you need a crowd without a location, and there are quieter Park paths for a slower pace. Language does a lot of the work. Pick a city and the people walking past tell the audience where they are.
