15 Free Papoter Sound Effects - Most Popular
Crowd of 50-60 People #1
Discussions among a small crowd of about 50 to 60 people, after a choir performance. UCS Category: CRWDWalla. Length: 01:48.
Atmosphere Bar #2
Atmosphere of a small coffee I made while filming a short film. UCS Category: AMBRest. Length: 01:34.
Walla Group: Averages Discussions
About 25 people. They discuss the medium level. No music or other sounds. Walla group. French. UCS Category: CRWDWalla. Length: 02:00.
Atmosphere Bar #2
Atmosphere of a small coffee I made while filming a short film. Miking performed with a Fostex PD4 with SQN mixer in upstream and micro Neumann KM 140. UCS Category: AMBRest. Length: 00:29.
Walla Group: Strong Discussions
About 25 people. They discuss the strong level, as if there was music. No music or other sounds. Walla group. French. UCS Category: CRWDWalla. Length: 01:54.
Evening with Friends: Sofia Coppola
Evening with friends. The discussion focuses on the films of Sofia Coppola. In French. UCS Category: CRWDConv. Length: 01:19.
Coffee Shop at the Capucins
Atmosphere on the interior terrace of the café "Brûlerie du Léon" at Capucins (Brest, in France). Easy to loop. UCS Category: AMBRest. Length: 04:03.
Outside Talks #6
Around fifty people are chatting outside, in French. UCS Category: CRWDWalla. Length: 01:38.
Average Middle School Discussions
A class of 25 college students discuss in French. UCS Category: CRWDWalla. Length: 01:12.
Crowd of 50-60 People #2
Discussions among a small crowd of about 50 to 60 people, after a choir performance. UCS Category: CRWDWalla. Length: 03:20.
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