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Sound Ideas Buenos Aires Sound Effects [FLAC]
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Sound Ideas Buenos Aires Sound Effects [FLAC]

1 min read 1.88 GB
Buenos Aires Sound Effects is a comprehensive collection of 75 authentic field recordings capturing the sounds and atmosphere of Argentina's vibrant capital city. With a total duration of 1 hour, 43 minutes, and 14 seconds, the album features downtown traffic, buses, trains, subway rides, markets, restaurants, bars, theatres, playgrounds, political demonstrations, street celebrations, rain, thunder, countryside nights, frogs, crickets, and everyday urban life. Ideal for films, documentaries, television, podcasts, video games, animation, theatre, and professional sound design, this versatile library provides realistic Buenos Aires ambiences for a wide range of creative projects. Recorded in high-quality 24-bit/96 kHz stereo.

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