Subway Station sound effects, 11 libraries in all. Most are filed under Ambience and Crowds, and they come from 7 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Toronto urban crowd sound effects recorded in airport terminals, banks, cafes, hospitals, courthouses, museums, libraries, universities, and subway and train stations during rush hour and quieter periods.
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.
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.
New York subway sound effects covering onboard and exterior recordings of 6, 7, E, V and S lines plus AirTrain monorail rides, door chimes, air releases, and PA announcements.
This library contains 48 indoor background sound effects, featuring ambiences from hospitals, factories, and coffee shops, as well as crowds, furnaces, and ventilation systems.
Background chatter and crowd activity presented in 10 detailed recordings, featuring diverse sound effects that capture authentic human presence and social ambiance.
Diverse collection captures authentic human activity sounds, from bustling cafes to subway stations, featuring realistic crowd interactions and sound effects in various everyday settings.
Comprehensive collection of 57 sound effects capturing Lisbon's diverse urban atmosphere, from bustling avenues to peaceful gardens, featuring trams, markets, and riverside ambiances in versatile ambisonics format.
European and Asian train recordings encompass diverse sound effects, from freight carriers to subway ambiences, featuring passenger rides, station atmospheres, and bridge vibrations.
A comprehensive collection of sound effects featuring vintage streetcars and modern subway recordings, including station ambiences, mechanical movements, and dystopian rail atmospheres from San Francisco's transit systems.
Underground metro stations come alive with authentic sound effects, featuring diverse ambient recordings from 23 French locations, including passenger activity, train movements, and station atmospheres.