Civil siren of the French "Système d'Alerte et d'Information aux Populations" (SAIP), in case of a real danger. The signal consists of 3 distinct cycles, each lasting 1 minute 41 seconds. Each 61-second cycle is itself divided into 5 periods of sound, separated by 40 seconds of silence.
This creates a rising and falling sound designed to capture attention. In an emergency, the activation of these sirens is intended to inform citizens that they must immediately protect themselves, for example, by taking shelter indoors, closing doors and windows, and awaiting instructions from the authorities broadcast on the radio.
This is a realistic montage made using this imperfect sound, so feel free to do the same to make your siren sound like what you have in mind: bigsoundbank.com/national-alert-signal-remalard-61-s3257.html. UCS Category: ALRMSirn. Duration: 05:10.
Civil siren of the "national alert signal" if the alert is over. 1 cycle of 30 seconds.
This is a realistic montage made using this imperfect sound, so feel free to do the same to make your siren sound like what you have in mind: bigsoundbank.com/national-alert-signal-remalard-61-s3257.html. UCS Category: ALRMSirn. Duration: 01:18.
Civil siren of the "national alert signal", during tests on the first Wednesday of the month: 1 cycle of 5 periods (61 seconds).
This is a realistic montage made using this imperfect sound, so feel free to do the same to make your siren sound like what you have in mind: bigsoundbank.com/national-alert-signal-remalard-61-s3257.html. UCS Category: ALRMSirn. Duration: 01:46.
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