12 Free Subway Sound Effects - Most Popular
Subway Door Bell #1
The sound of the alarm of a metropolitan that will soon be closing its doors. These are 3 sawtooth waves, 315, 325 and 960 Hz. UCS Category: ALRMBuzr. Length: 00:03.
Metro: Stopping and Leaving
An old metro from Paris arrives, stops, I get in, then leaves. Check-in from the platform, then from inside a train car. UCS Category: TRNInt, TRNSbwy. Length: 01:51.
Metro: Stopping and starting #2
An old metropolitan from Paris arrives, stops, then leaves. Recording from the station platform. UCS Category: TRNSbwy. Length: 01:09.
Subway door bell #2
The sound of the horn of a metro that will soon close its doors. This is a 352 Hz square wave. UCS Category: ALRMBuzr. Length: 00:04.
Metro station entrance
In front of the porticos of a very busy Parisian metro station. UCS Category: TRNSbwy. Length: 02:37.
Metro: Stopping and starting #1
An old metropolitan from Paris arrives, stops, then leaves. Recording from the station platform. UCS Category: TRNSbwy. Length: 01:06.
Old metro, interior
Old Parisian metropolitan wagon. Recording from inside. UCS Category: TRNInt, TRNSbwy. Length: 02:43.
Metro, Paris #1
Rolling. Ralentissement. Doors open, exit and entry of persons, signal, closing doors. Acceleration, rolling, rallentissement and opening doors. Discussing French and other languages. UCS Category: TRNInt, TRNSbwy. Length: 02:11.
Recent metro, interior
Recent Parisian metropolitan wagon. Recording from inside. UCS Category: TRNInt, TRNSbwy. Length: 02:14.
Metro corridor (Paris) #2
Metro corridor (footstep, escalator). UCS Category: AMBUndr. Length: 00:40.
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