Cheers & Chatter

Add life and vibrance to any scene with exuberant crowd and walla recordings.

542 files · 6.9 GB · Metadata

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Featured sounds

Baseball Crowd, Announcer Introducing Players, Several Cracks of the Bat, Shouting, Cheering, Clapping, Whooping, Some Semi-Close Talking, Background Chatter, Some Heckling, Cowbells

Crowds · Celebration

Baseball Crowd, Energetic, Walla, Clapping, Whistling, and Laughter, Rhythmic Stomping and Clapping Near Head, Crack of the Bat and "Whoos!" Near Tail, Announcing Sponsors at Tail, Distant Traffic

Crowds · Celebration

Crowd Cheering, Excited, Men and Women Chanting "Let's Go Mets, Let's Go Mets, Let's Go Mets!", Builds Up to Climax of Cheers, Stomping Feet, Clapping Hands, Slow Attack

Crowds · Loop Group

Crowd Cheering, Excited, Group of Men and Women Cheering, "Whoo!", "Check It Out", Dies Down to Laughter From Middle to Tail, Fast Attack, Slow Release

Crowds · Loop Group

Baseball Crowd, Upbeat, Talking, Chatting, and Laughing, Encouraging Claps, Metal Fence Clanking, Ball Caught Several Times in Background, Chatter, Walla, Movement, and Activity, Distant Traffic and Plane

Crowds · Sport

Overview

"You can never have too many walla and crowd recordings. Every crowd and situation is different, so finding the perfect mood is key to creating immersive sound design that feels alive and authentic. Whether you’re looking for background chatter, laughter, applause, reactions, or sports crowds, look no further than Cheers & Chatter, crafted by sound artist Tom Efinger and his team at Red Hook Post.

Combining the best of real-world crowd recordings and professional studio walla, this library is sure to have something useful for almost any situation. Crowd sizes include small groups, medium-sized office and bar crowds, large party crowds, and packed concert audiences. A range of moods are represented, from hushed murmurs and excited conversation to jubilant applause, raucous whooping and hollering, genuine laughter and reactions from a real comedy club, and even a few angry and panicked crowds."