Street sound effects from cities, towns and the quiet roads in between. Traffic rolling past, buses pulling in, horns, sirens in the distance, footsteps on wet pavement, people chatting as they walk by. Rush hour and the dead of night. Recorded on real streets across the world, from huge downtown junctions to sleepy suburbs, so every place sounds like itself.
Libraries
209
Publishers
88
Formats
Mono, stereo, M/S, surround, ambisonic
Sample rates
44.1 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$5 to $450
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Paris crowd sound effects captured at Charles de Gaulle arrivals, the Eiffel Tower, Champs-Élysées traffic, Gare du Nord, Oberkampf metro, and Jardin du Luxembourg.
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.
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.
A collection of Indonesian urban sound effects from Yogyakarta, featuring street ambiences, market crowds, horse carts, and trains recorded at dawn, daytime, and night.
A collection of sound effects from Palermo, Italy, featuring recordings of construction sites, public parks, city streets, and the general ambience of urban life.
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.
Field recordings captured at night in a sleeping city feature street dog sound effects. Contains individual dogs, groups, and conflicts. Edited and tagged.
An Istanbul sound effects library featuring bustling bazaars, serene parks, coastal ports, mosque exteriors, and daily street recordings including crowds, footsteps, and traffic.
This collection features 37 urban sound effects capturing daily life in Groningen, Netherlands, recorded from elevated positions throughout different times, including distant bells, voices, and traffic sounds.
Third-floor recordings capture diverse Spanish street sound effects, including urban crowds, traffic, and nature, recorded across different times throughout Alicante using professional equipment.
Urban sound effects captured in Budapest feature authentic transportation ambience and emergency sirens, recorded from street level and elevated positions to showcase the city's distinctive acoustic character.
An extensive collection of 1,480 martial arts sound effects featuring combat noises, voice-overs, and equipment sounds, spanning multiple fighting styles and including both male and female character audio.
Urban atmospheres blend traffic sound effects, construction work, and pedestrian activity across different seasons, capturing over 10 hours of authentic city life through 258 high-quality recordings from multiple locations.
Urban ambiences featuring subtle sound effects of pedestrian life, capturing diverse street atmospheres across Bulgarian cities during quiet seasons, from solitary footsteps to bustling shopping districts.
Urban winter ambiances featuring cars on wet streets, footsteps through slush, and distant traffic sound effects recorded at various distances and intensities throughout Sofia, Bulgaria.
A street ambience does most of its work without anyone noticing. It tells the audience where they are, what time it is and what the weather's doing before a word is spoken. The libraries here cover all of that: Traffic from light to gridlocked, rain on city roads, wind funnelling between buildings, crowds and Walla in many languages, plus close foley of feet on concrete and tarmac. Every city has its own giveaways, from the crossing signals to the way the buses brake. Those details sell a location instantly. Long, clean takes make them easy to loop under a scene. Films, TV, games and podcasts lean on street beds constantly, and they're royalty-free for any commercial project.