Woo sound effects, 2 libraries in all. They are filed under Crowds and People & Crowds, and they come from 2 different publishers, each card showing its formats and sample rates.
Immersive stadium crowd sound effects captured from 80,000 fans at a UK wrestling event, featuring authentic cheers, chants, body slams, and bell rings in high-quality 24-bit format.
Detailed 5.1 surround sound effects capture authentic crowd reactions and laughter from LA comedy clubs, recorded using quad microphones positioned centrally for maximum spatial coverage.
This comprehensive collection captures authentic audience sound effects from Italian venues, including indoor theaters of varying sizes and an outdoor arena, featuring natural crowd reactions and ambiance.
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.
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 collection of 50 high-resolution applause sound effects from various interior and exterior settings, featuring small to large audiences with clapping and optional integrated cheering.
Diverse crowd sound effects capture authentic audience reactions, from rhythmic clapping to cheers, featuring varying group sizes and atmospheric intensities for professional media productions.
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.
From sitcoms to theaters, this comprehensive collection features 272 high-definition sound effects capturing diverse audience reactions, including laughter, applause, and authentic crowd ambience.
Professional crowd laughing sound effects featuring 73 high-quality tracks, ranging from gentle group chuckles to hysterical outbursts, predominantly male voices, recorded at 48K/24-bit stereo format.