Station sound effects for the places people wait. Platforms filling up, trains rolling in, announcements echoing round the roof and footsteps hurrying for the doors. Recorded at real stations in London, Japan, India, Stockholm and New York, plus metro stops further east. Every country's station sounds a little different. The tannoy gives it away first.
Libraries
56
Publishers
41
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 $200
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Bangkok sound effects capturing BTS and MRT station entrances, Hua Lamphong platform crowds, Don Mueang airport departures, On Nut market food court, school lounge chatter, motor scooters, and multi-lane intersection traffic.
Grand Central Station Main Hall ambience, crowd, commuters, and tourist sound effects. Features include info booth, tannoy, a protest, people movement, talking, and baggage, with 'B' edited versions provided.
Inside Stockholm's subway system, authentic sound effects capture station life through train movements, passenger activity, platform ambience, PA announcements, and detailed escalator recordings.
Bustling Oslo Central Station's comprehensive sound effects capture diverse railway ambiance across multiple sessions, featuring Norway's primary transportation hub and its daily activities.
The expansive sound effects from Debrecen's central station encompass authentic platform noises, waiting hall ambience, and underpass acoustics throughout Hungary's second-largest transport hub.
London Underground sound effects featuring onboard rides, exterior pass-bys, door chimes, and station PA announcements across the Northern, Victoria, and Circle Lines, plus double decker buses, Thameslink, and Gatwick Express.
London Underground tube sound effects from the Piccadilly, Central, Northern, and Victoria lines, covering onboard seat and end-of-car rides, door operations, platform arrivals, PA announcements, and crowds.
Toronto transit sound effects covering TTC streetcars, subway trains, Scarborough rapid transit, and the UP Express diesel, with onboard rides, platform pass-bys, door chimes, and PA announcements.
Train ambience sound effects featuring authentic 192kHz recordings of Indonesian station platforms and moving carriage interiors, capturing wheel clatter, horn blasts, door chimes, passenger chatter, and exterior pass-bys.
Japan field recording sound effects captured across Tokyo, Osaka, Hiroshima, Kyoto, and other cities, featuring pachinko parlors, train and metro interiors, street traffic, pedestrian crossings, ramen shops, suburban neighborhoods, and Tsukuba Circuit racing.
This library offers authentic Indonesian commuter train sound effects, including recordings from station platforms, passenger coach interiors, and trains passing by on a journey through Central Java.
Professional transportation sound effects library featuring 132 high-quality recordings, including aircraft interiors, urban traffic, train passages, and boat sounds captured in 96k/24bit format across 8.7GB of audio.
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.
Detailed recordings capture authentic London transport ambience, featuring underground and railway sound effects, from screeching rails to passenger chatter and station announcements in high-quality 24-bit format.
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.
A big station hall is mostly reverb and walla, a crowd of voices blurring into a wash with the odd clear word poking through. That wash is what sells the size. Then come the details: an Announcement echoing over the top, an escalator, rolling luggage, a train braking at the Platform. Some recordings come with edited versions that strip out the busiest bits, handy when dialogue has to sit on top. A sci-fi colony set even builds stations for the future. Films and city games use these to place a scene in seconds.
