Samples / SFX (for Film/TV/Game)
Sound Ideas Walla Series Sound Effects [WAV]
P2P | 07 January 2019 | 11.69 GB
425 Royalty Free Walla Sound Effects
Walla Series from Sound Ideas gives you the unmistakable murmur of background crowds from real life situations. The 425 ambience length sound effects provide maximum coverage from house parties to spectator filled stadiums; amusement parks to hotel lobbies; and convention halls to hushed crowds at formal occasions.
Features:
Locations include:
What is Walla?
The term “Walla” came from the early days of radio where background crowd’s actually mumbling “walla walla walla” to simulate the mumbled conversations. In the UK, it is also referred to as “Rhubarb”. These days, Walla is used to describe the atmospheric mumbling of an environment. It is generally non-distinct, meaning a listener can not actually make out the conversations being had and instead hear mumbled simulated speech with some real words, laughs and coughs added into it.
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Walla Series from Sound Ideas gives you the unmistakable murmur of background crowds from real life situations. The 425 ambience length sound effects provide maximum coverage from house parties to spectator filled stadiums; amusement parks to hotel lobbies; and convention halls to hushed crowds at formal occasions.
Features:
- 425 royalty free sound effects
- 24/48 broadcast wav files
- Digitally recorded at 24/96 kHz
- Ambience length tracks
Locations include:
- Airports, Train Stations, Bars, Restaurants
- Convention Halls, Waiting Rooms, House Parties
- Sports Stadiums, Theaters, Shopping Malls
- Marketplaces, City Squares, Amusement Parks
- Hotel Lobbies – and more
What is Walla?
The term “Walla” came from the early days of radio where background crowd’s actually mumbling “walla walla walla” to simulate the mumbled conversations. In the UK, it is also referred to as “Rhubarb”. These days, Walla is used to describe the atmospheric mumbling of an environment. It is generally non-distinct, meaning a listener can not actually make out the conversations being had and instead hear mumbled simulated speech with some real words, laughs and coughs added into it.
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