Tannoy sound effects, the crackly public address voice that bounces round stadiums and stations. A very British word. Announcements boom across UK football grounds and echo under a big station roof, and there's the cabin speaker on a plane as well. Most come with the crowd or the hall still around them, so the echo and the slightly tinny edge come from the real space.
Libraries
26
Publishers
5
Formats
Mono, stereo, surround
Sample rates
48 to 192 kHz
Licence
Royalty-free for commercial work
Price range
$15 to $149
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UK women's football sound effects captured from the stadium stands, featuring genuine spectator reactions, lively crowd walla, passionate cheers, groans, chants, tannoy announcements, and referee whistles in 24-bit/96kHz.
A mini collection of 50 UK football sound effects, with crowd atmospheres, chants, and player foley including kicks and saves from men's and women's matches.
This UK football bundle features over 270 recordings from men's and women's matches, including authentic crowd atmospheres, fan chants, and gameplay foley sound effects like kicks and saves.
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.
An authentic collection of British railway environments, featuring diverse sound effects from station ambience to interior recordings, including tannoy announcements, passenger movements, and mechanical noises.
Authentic crowd sound effects and reactions from UK football matches, featuring passionate fan responses, player shouts, and stadium ambience captured from various stadium positions in high-quality audio format.
Natural train journey sounds featuring interior ambience, passenger activity, sound effects of engines, doors, and announcements recorded during a Northern UK rail route.
Authentic train station sound effects captured in the UK, featuring crowd movements, northern accents, tannoy announcements, ticket booth ambience, and various train activities.
Large crowd recordings capture authentic English football match atmosphere, featuring passionate sound effects like chants, cheers, Tannoy announcements, and fan reactions in high-quality 24-bit format.
Authentic football stadium sound effects capture genuine crowd reactions, from passionate groans to enthusiastic cheers, recorded at 24-bit/96kHz from within packed UK bleachers.
Passionate football crowds generate authentic sound effects, including English-accented chants, cheers, and match ambience, alongside kicks, saves, and stadium acoustics, all recorded in high-quality 24-bit format.
Authentic British steam locomotive recordings feature comprehensive sound effects, from whistles and chugging to passenger voices, captured in England's historic North West at 24Bit 96kHz quality.
Authentic seaside ambiences from Bournemouth featuring Southern English accents, arcade sound effects, coastal atmospheres, and natural elements, meticulously recorded in high-quality 24-bit format.
Comprehensive train and railway station sound effects capturing authentic British transport ambiences, from bustling terminals to underground stations, complete with engine hums and passenger activity.
Immersive recordings capture authentic sound effects from metro interiors, featuring engine hums, passenger activity, and intercom announcements across diverse train environments, all with detailed metadata.
Faking a tannoy with EQ and reverb rarely sounds right, because a real tannoy is a voice smeared across lots of speakers in a huge space, and an Announcement recorded in place keeps all of that. The room does the work. These were recorded from the stands and the station floor, so the delay between speakers and the Spectator reactions come for free. Football scenes use them to set up match day before a ball is kicked.
